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The diplomatic poker game between Britain and Russia just got a whole lot more interesting.
The announcement on Wednesday by “… Metropolitan Police (where it was) officially confirmed that a Russian man had been detained June 21 on suspicion of plotting to kill a prominent London-based Moscow critic (aka: Boris Berezovsky. You have to love [...] ... Continue reading »
The announcement on Wednesday by “… Metropolitan Police (where it was) officially confirmed that a Russian man had been detained June 21 on suspicion of plotting to kill a prominent London-based Moscow critic (aka: Boris Berezovsky. You have to love [...] ... Continue reading »
1 year ago
2. If they don't know, how come?
3. If the Russian constitution says no extraditions, then there is no point in the UK demanding extradition
4. I don't really think any court in the UK is going to 'hand over' Berezovsky
5. Who knows why the UK just deported someone it later claimed was here to murder Berezovsky
6. It is true that a lot of dissident and opposition figures in Russia get killed without any prosecutions for murder
I'ts messy. Games are played on both sides. Sure, Russia can show that the rule of law pertains and that the courts are more powerful than the executive. But I don't see it happening. Unlike the UK where it happens all the time.