During the Cold War, people in the West sometimes bitterly joked that their countries sent diplomats to the Soviet Union which treated them like spies whereas the USSR sent spies to Western countries where they were treated like diplomats. Something similar could be said about journalists.
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Paul Goble: Moscow using Russian journalists as agents against Baltic countries
People walk near the Kremlin wall in central Moscow on Oct. 13, 2020.
