Sure, there are a lot of them. They are borrowed from French or German (often through Polish), recently also from English. Информация, станция, ситуация, традиция, реакция, операция, революция, организация, интонация, консультация, функция, инструкция, коллекция, цивилизация, эмоция, коммуникация, конституция, сигнализация, регистрация, проекция, селекция (in genetics), модернизация, индустриализация, стабилизация, реставрация, автоматизация, позиция. There are some that do not have "-tion" in English: милиция, полиция, ,конференция, лекция, репетиция, концепция, продукция. Just do not be too reliant on making up such words. Oftentimes Russian has its own word or uses a similarly structured word but made of Russian parts: - education = образование (-ние) - relation(ship) = отношение - action = действие - position (as in "place where something is") = положение - attention = внимание - condition = состояние (state), условие - population = население - direction = направление - generation = поколение ("генерация" only means producing energy or some resource)

tsiya = ция revolution = революция, constitution = конституция and so on.

Those are international words, and they will be the same on almost all languages. For example in Deutsch: revolution, konstitution, in Portuguese: revolucao, constitucao and so on