Russia has Europe's highest number of heroin addicts -- 1.8 percent of the population, according to UNDCP. Here, a man injects heroin in an apartment in Moscow, where prices for a kilo of heroin can run up to $30,000. Moscow only emerged as a major market for Afghan-origin heroin in the early 1990s, a period of overwhelming social and economic upheaval for Russia. return to map Photo: Ratkova Olga/ Itar-Tass Afghan Opium Interactive Map - Size up the scope of Afghanistan's opium industry. Heroin Handbook - Learn how heroin is made from opium poppies. Globalization Photo Essay - Follow one telecom company's odyssey of global capitalism. Profits & Principles - How six global companies balance profits and principles. Interactive Atlas - Compare the world's haves and have-nots.

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