Alexei Navalny

EU and US impose sanctions on Russian officials over Navalny's arrest

The list of EU sanctions includes the Prosecutor General, the head of the Russian Guard, the heads of the Investigative Committee and the Penitentiary Department of Russia

'You can't arrest millions' Russian court sentences opposition leader Navalny

Alexei Navalny was given 2 years and 8 months in prison. What happened in the courtroom and on the streets of Moscow

Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny returning home, faces possible arrest

Navalny will return home from Germany on January 17, where he received treatment after poisoning with Novichok chemical warfare agent

German clinic confirms Russian opposition politician Navalny was poisoned

Putin bidding to stay in power forever—why this is the leading conclusion amongst experts

"Putin needs his own Putin.” How the Russian president secured his power and the Prime Minister’s role in the equation.

Authorities lose majority in Moscow parliament – a rundown of the Russian elections

However, in all 16 regions of Russia where elections for the governorship were held, leaders appointed by the Kremlin were re-elected. Also – how the Ninja Turtles were involved in the elections

European Court recognises political motive in Navalny arrests

The Russian Federation has been ordered to pay Navalny 63,000 euros in damages