Russia's Ministry of Internal Affairs Issues Order Limiting Interpol's Powers
The Ministry of Internal Affairs has issued an order limiting Interpol's powers in Russia. Now, Interpol will only be able to conduct inquiries and request information from Russian law enforcement agencies, as well as identify individuals of interest.
Previously, Interpol had conducted full operational and search activities in Russia. The order from the Ministry of Internal Affairs is dated March 31 but was registered on August 17 and published today.
During discussions on the draft of the order in February, State Duma deputies accused the organization of 'malevolence' and suggested that its access to the Russian police databases could be used for espionage purposes.
Նմանատիպ հոդվածներ
PHOTOS: US Ambassador Visits Jermuk with Lilith Makunts
US Ambassador Christina Quinn is in Jermuk. This information comes from the Facebook page of the Jermuk municipality. In...
Lavrov and Bayramov Have Had a Phone Conversation
Today, a phone conversation took place between Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov and Azerbaijani Foreign Minister J...
The Format of the UN Security Council Emergency Session Does Not Imply Direct Adoption of a Document, Ministry of Foreign Affairs
The UN Security Council members interested in genuine, long-term stability in the region must take clear steps, coordina...
A Coup Attempt is Being Made to Maintain Araik Harutyunyan's Power in Artsakh - Metakse Hakobyan
In Artsakh, there are attempts to create a storm in a glass, and the organizer is President Araik Harutyunyan. This view...
Ավելին Politics բաժնից
Trump Signs Executive Order Limiting 'Birth Tourism' in the U.S.
Berlin's Russian House Being Used for Espionage, says French Ministry of Interior
Patriot Missiles Are Necessary Not Only for Ukraine but for Us as Well, Trump
