Japanese journalist arrested in Russia is a pawn, not a spy
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What The Japan Times reported
Tokyo must disabuse Russian President Vladimir Putin of the belief that journalists are pawns to be played in the great power's game.
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Japanese journalist arrested in Russia is a pawn, not a spy. Tokyo must disabuse Russian President Vladimir Putin of the belief that journalists are pawns to be played in the great power's game. Covered by 1 publications. The Japan Times: Japanese journalist arrested in Russia is a pawn, not a spy.
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- The Japan Times Japan Japanese journalist arrested in Russia is a pawn, not a spy Tokyo must disabuse Russian President Vladimir Putin of the belief that journalists are pawns to be played in the great power's game. 14 h ago · Tier 2
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