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U.S. journalists: Apply now for IRP reporting trip to Kazakhstan

The International Reporting Project (IRP) is now accepting applications from U.S. journalists for a media reporting trip to Kazakhstan, a huge but little-known Asian country whose government has been active in global nuclear nonproliferation talks. 

The trip, which will take place August 3-14, 2013, is a unique opportunity to visit a key country of 17 million persons bordering Russia and China.
 
The International Reporting Project (IRP) is now accepting applications from U.S. journalists for a media reporting trip to Kazakhstan, a huge but little-known Asian country whose government has been active in global nuclear nonproliferation talks. 

The trip, which will take place August 3-14, 2013, is a unique opportunity to visit a key country of 17 million persons bordering Russia and China.

The trip is open to editors and reporters from all U.S. organizations, as well as to U.S. freelancers with an interest in nuclear security and proliferation issues.
 
All candidates must fill out an application form, which includes an essay describing their interest in participating in the trip. The deadline for applications is June 14.

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