--- Wojtek Sokolowski <wsokol52 at yahoo.com> wrote:
Today, high unemployment (nearly 20%) and high crime are two main woes that haunt the post-communist Poland. I understand that other “post-communist” countries have similar problems, especially Russia and China, and for the same reasons. ---
Russia in general has low unemployment (Moscow has 1.6% official unemployment). However in Dagestan and Ingushetia, where you get mass banditism, unemployment is 70-80%.
European (Slavic) Russia is experiencing a large increase in general in hooliganism (in the EE sense of the term), largely targeting foreigners. Voronezh is famous for it. You read Russian, so I can direct you here: http://www.ogoniok.ru/4916/2/
Nu, zayats, pogodi!
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