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Russia has adopted new legislation adjusting its territorial sea borders in the Baltic, the country’s state-run Tass news agency reported early on Friday.

Russia has launched an initiative to map temporarily occupied Ukrainian territories in order to consolidate control over seized lands. — Ukrinform.

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Beijing’s and Moscow’s relationship has strengthened militarily, economically, and diplomatically in the past two decades, demonstrating their commitment to a “no limits” partnership.

The first was the Treaty of Nerchinsk, of August 1689, which delimited a portion of the Far Eastern Sino-Russian boundary (see map).