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Japan on Tuesday demanded an apology from Russian authorities for "coercively" detaining a Japanese consulate official, who was accused of espionage.

Russia expels Japanese consul over spying

Moscow protests to Japan in connection with the activities of Motoka Tatsunori, an employee of the Consulate General in Vladivostok, who was declared persona non grata, he must leave Russia within two days, the Russian Foreign Ministry said

A Japanese consul has been caught red-handed in Russia's far east, trying to procure restricted information Read Full Article at RT.com

Russia has been accused of holding its referendum of eastern Ukraine residents “under the muzzle of an automatic rifle”.

Russian President Vladimir Putin had wanted a war on the cheap in Ukraine. But he has now called for mobilization. The move is incredibly dangerous, not least for Putin himself.

At least 300,000 men – and possibly up to 1 million -- are being called up to fight in Ukraine under the mobilization order announced by the Kremlin this week. Already, the impact of a national mobilization is reverberating across the country.

The head of the Russian Federation made a fatal mistake.

Vladimir Nikolayevich Sungorkin, the editor-in-chief of Russian state newspaper Pravda, has died at the age of 68. Mr Sungorkin, who was a key ally of Russian President Vladimir Putin, had a stroke while on a business trip to Khabarovsk.

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