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  1. Russia's escalating military and diplomatic clashes with Japan and NATO
  2. Japan is expanding its military engagement with NATO, contributing funds and SDF officers to aid Ukraine amidst ongoing tensions with Russia.
  3. NATO deployment in the Asia-Pacific threatens Russia, leading to Russian disputes over Kuril Islands and Japanese sanctions.
  4. Russia and Japan clash over sanctions and trade treaties, with Russia vowing countermeasures against Japan.

Japan protested Moscow's extradition requests for ICC officials while reaffirming its support for the ICC mandate.

4 reports, 2 independent Updated Oct 10
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Japan protested Moscow's extradition requests for ICC officials while reaffirming its support for the ICC mandate.

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International Criminal Court

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  1. Japan protests Russia's extradition requests for ICC officials.1 source
  2. Moscow convicted ICC President Tomoko Akane in absentia amid extradition requests.1 source

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