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There are 60 item(s) tagged with the keyword "international relations".

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21. Tourists from China Return To Russia

Russia reactivates tourism from China for strategic reasons: to buy weapons from Beijing for the war in Ukraine.

Tags: international relations, war in ukraine, tourism, china
22. Not That Way

Vladimir Putin revoked a 2012 decree aimed at economic integration with the EU and supporting Moldovan sovereignty.

Tags: war in ukraine, law, russia file, politics, international relations
23. Cry for Me, Argentina

Six pregnant Russians were detained while entering Argentina, prompting a criminal investigation into birth tourism agencies.

Tags: espionage, war, women, international relations, Argentina
24. What Is Fair in Love and War?

The International Olympic Committee is advocating for Russian and Belarusian involvement in the 2024 Olympic Games.

Tags: international relations, boycott, doping, war in ukraine, olympics
25. Chinese Arbitration?

China's UN representative has suggested that Beijing could perhaps mediate a peace deal between Kiev and Moscow.

Tags: international relations, diplomacy, war in ukraine
26. Spies in the Arctic

A seventh Russian spy has been arrested in Norway for nefarious activities.

Tags: international relations, norway, government, espionage, spies
27. Genocide Preventing Genocide

Russia filed an official objection against Ukraine's case that Russia committed genocide during its invasion of its neighbor.

Tags: international relations, government, law, genocide, United Nations, war in ukraine
28. From Offense to Defense

After a five-day referendum, Putin signs a decree integrating Zaporizhzhia, Kherson, and parts of Donetsk and Luhansk into Russia.

Tags: international relations, DPR, LPR, UN, putin, independence, war in ukraine
29. Sentenced to Return Home

After negotiations, Russia agreed to release 10 foreign prisoners captured during the fighting in Ukraine.

Tags: war in ukraine, social issues, prisoners, international relations, saudi arabia
30. Served Uncivilly

An employee of the international governmental organization OSCE has been sentenced to thirteen years by authorities in Russia-supported Luhansk.

Tags: international relations, human rights, law, Luhansk

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