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They argue that the current regimes are not friendly to Russia and that they need to be replaced with regimes that are more favorable to Russian interests.\n\nSummary: The panelists agree that the current regimes in post-Soviet countries are not friendly to Russia and that they need to be replaced with regimes that are more favorable to Russian interests.\n\n**Story 5: The importance of migration policy**\n\nDescription: The panelists discuss the importance of migration policy. They argue that Russia needs to control its migration policy more effectively and that it should not give out passports to everyone who wants them.\n\nSummary: The panelists agree that Russia needs to control its migration policy more effectively and that it should not give out passports to everyone who wants them.\n\n**Story 6: The need for a separate migration agency**\n\nDescription: The panelists discuss the need for a separate migration agency. They argue that the current system is not effective and that a separate agency is needed to deal with migration issues.\n\nSummary: The panelists agree that the current migration system is not effective and that a separate agency is needed to deal with migration issues.\n\n**Story 7: The importance of social relationships regulated by law**\n\nDescription: The panelists discuss the importance of social relationships regulated by law. They argue that corruption and other forms of social deviance can only be eliminated if social relationships are regulated by law.\n\nSummary: The panelists agree that social relationships must be regulated by law in order to eliminate corruption and other forms of social deviance.\n\n**Story 8: The importance of protecting those who come to the defense of the country**\n\nDescription: The panelists discuss the importance of protecting those who come to the defense of the country. 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