Norway–Russia maritime delimitation agreement in the Barents Sea

Target entity: Norway–Russia maritime delimitation agreement in the Barents Sea
Context triple: [Norwegian waters, hasKeyAgreement, Norway–Russia maritime delimitation agreement in the Barents Sea]

• A. Svalbard Treaty
  The Svalbard Treaty is a 1920 international agreement that recognizes Norway’s sovereignty over the Svalbard archipelago while granting other signatory states equal rights to engage in commercial activities there and imposing demilitarization.
• B. Denmark–Sweden maritime agreements
  The Denmark–Sweden maritime agreements are bilateral treaties that define and regulate the maritime boundaries, navigation rights, and jurisdictional responsibilities between Denmark and Sweden in shared waters such as the Kattegat.
• C. Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea
  The Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea is a multilateral treaty among the Caspian littoral states that defines their rights, obligations, and jurisdiction over the sea’s waters, seabed, and resources.
• D. Convention of Moss (between Norway and Sweden)
  The Convention of Moss was an 1814 agreement that ended the brief war between Norway and Sweden and laid the foundation for their subsequent union under a common monarch while preserving Norway’s constitution and considerable autonomy.
• E. Treaty of Kiel
  The Treaty of Kiel was an 1814 peace agreement that ended the union between Denmark and Norway by ceding Norway to Sweden, setting the stage for Norway’s subsequent struggle for independence and constitution.
• F. None of above. chosen
• G. Unsure - the case is ambiguous/there is not enough information to decide.

Target entity: Norway–Russia maritime delimitation agreement in the Barents Sea
Target entity description: The Norway–Russia maritime delimitation agreement in the Barents Sea is a 2010 treaty that settled a decades-long dispute over maritime boundaries and resource rights between Norway and Russia in the Barents Sea and Arctic Ocean.

• A. Svalbard Treaty
  The Svalbard Treaty is a 1920 international agreement that recognizes Norway’s sovereignty over the Svalbard archipelago while granting other signatory states equal rights to engage in commercial activities there and imposing demilitarization.
• B. Denmark–Sweden maritime agreements
  The Denmark–Sweden maritime agreements are bilateral treaties that define and regulate the maritime boundaries, navigation rights, and jurisdictional responsibilities between Denmark and Sweden in shared waters such as the Kattegat.
• C. Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea
  The Convention on the Legal Status of the Caspian Sea is a multilateral treaty among the Caspian littoral states that defines their rights, obligations, and jurisdiction over the sea’s waters, seabed, and resources.
• D. Convention of Moss (between Norway and Sweden)
  The Convention of Moss was an 1814 agreement that ended the brief war between Norway and Sweden and laid the foundation for their subsequent union under a common monarch while preserving Norway’s constitution and considerable autonomy.
• E. Treaty of Kiel
  The Treaty of Kiel was an 1814 peace agreement that ended the union between Denmark and Norway by ceding Norway to Sweden, setting the stage for Norway’s subsequent struggle for independence and constitution.
• F. None of above. chosen