Alexei Navalny
Kremlin demands proof that it poisoned opposition leader Navalny with dart frog toxin
Russia's demands for proof come after five European countries said on Saturday that analyses of samples from Navalny's body had confirmed the presence of a lethal dart frog poison.
Russian opposition faces challenges as Navalny’s widow takes the helm
Yulia Navalnaya expresses bittersweet reaction to prisoner swap excluding her late husband
Putin didn’t order Navalny’s death, US intelligence agencies claim - WSJ
Navalny from Russian prison: I was thrown in solitary confinement
Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has said that prison authorities had thrown him into a punishment cell for a minor rules infraction after he tried to encourage fellow inmates to form a trade union.
Russia bans news outlet Bellingcat, labels it a security threat
Russia's Prosecutor General said the activities of Bellingcat its partner The Insider "posed a threat to... the security of the Russian Federation."
Russia's Navalny moved to undisclosed location
When his lawyer arrived at Correctional Colony No. 2, a prison camp in Pokrov, 119 km (74 miles) east of Moscow, he was told: "There is no such convict here."
Russia's Navalny says he faces new criminal case, up to 15 more years in jail
Following the invasion of Ukraine, the Kremlin has accelerated its decades-long campaign to quash and silence Russia's domestic opposition.
Jailed Kremlin foe Navalny lambasts Putin's 'stupid war' in Ukraine
Navalny was appealing against a nine-year jail sentence he was handed in March for fraud and contempt of court.
With Putin in power, Navalny may never be free - FBK director
Alexei Navalny will now be moved to a more remote facility. It's unclear when or if he will appear in court or have any communication with his lawyers, who were detained.
Russian court finds jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny guilty of fraud
Prosecutors had asked the court to send him to a maximum-security penal colony for 13 years on charges of fraud and contempt of court. A ruling is expected later on Tuesday.
Navalny activist flees Russia as top aides report threatening letters
Violetta Grudina was barred from standing for election last year in the Arctic port city of Murmansk.
Russia shuts down prominent human rights organization
The UN human rights office said Russian courts had decided to 'dissolve two of Russia’s most respected human rights groups and further weaken the country’s dwindling human rights community.'
Russia's ruling pro-Putin party wins parliamentary vote
With just 9% of ballots counted nationwide, the Central Election Commission said United Russia had won 38.57% of the vote.
