Sergey Lavrov's nomination reflects the trust of party leadership, noting that foreign policy requires broad support from various Duma factions.
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Updated Jul 29
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What happened
Sergey Lavrov's nomination reflects the trust of party leadership, noting that foreign policy requires broad support from various Duma factions.
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The entities involved
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Sergey Lavrov
A Russian politician of Armenian origin who holds the position of Minister of Foreign Affairs (born 1950)
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United Russia
Putinist political party in Russia
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State Duma
lower house of Federal Assembly of Russia
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