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- NATO deployment in the Asia-Pacific threatens Russia, leading to Russian disputes over Kuril Islands and Japanese sanctions.
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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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Japan protested Moscow's extradition requests for ICC officials while reaffirming its support for the ICC mandate.
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Newest first. Tap a step to see who reported it.Japan protests Russia's extradition requests for ICC officials.1 source
Moscow convicted ICC President Tomoko Akane in absentia amid extradition requests.1 source
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International Criminal Court
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