United in cod. Oslo and Moscow safeguard fishery cooperation
Fifty years of fishery cooperation in the Barents Sea could collapse if Norway closes all its seaports for Russian fishermen, Moscow warns. But Russia has no interest in ending cooperation with the Norwegians, and the two countries' Joint Fishery Commission is prospering despite the war in Ukraine, Geir Hønneland explains.
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