The change to the country’s anti-extremism laws would make punishable “cartographic and other documents and images” that differ from Moscow’s definition of the Russian Federation.
in 2014, and Russia’s dispute with Japan over ownership of a group of islands off the Japanese coast dates back to World War II. The regions in eastern Ukraine annexed by Russian President Vladimir Putin would also be likely to be affected by the new ban if it is successfully passed into law.
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