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Russia
What the murder of Russian oppositionist Alexei Navalny signifies and what lessons should be drawn.
Feb. 16
Zelensky
The death of Alexei Navalny on the eve of the Russian presidential election has triggered a wave of criticism against the Kremlin’s suppression of all those who dare oppose the current regime.
Feb. 16
Russia
Here are 10 key dates in Navalny's campaign against Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Feb. 16
Russia
The 47-year-old was Russia's most prominent opposition leader and won a huge following with his criticism of corruption in Vladimir Putin's Russia.
Feb. 16
Biden
The case against Biden, now being used by Republicans to impeach him, hinges on Alexander Smirnov’s claims that the President and his son received money from a Ukrainian company.
Feb. 16
US
Moscow denied the "malicious" and "unfounded" reports, describing them as a White House ploy to try to pass a multi-billion-dollar Ukrainian war aid package stalled in Congress.
Feb. 16
Russia
The next few weeks will be spent on tests and procedure checking to ensure the satellites are operational ahead of two years of in-orbit proving of the systems.
Feb. 16
Ukraine
Citing sources close to the former president, Bloomberg reported that his advisers discussed a strategy for compelling both countries to return to the negotiating table.
Feb. 15
Russia
Explosions and resulting casualties have been reported at a shopping mall in Belgorod, Russia, in what local authorities have claimed to be a Ukrainian rocket attack.
Feb. 15
War in Ukraine
Sources at Ukraine's Intelligence Directorate of the Ministry of Defense (HUR) told Kyiv Post that a "successful special operation" damaged an oil depot in Russia.
Feb. 15
Russia
Russian radio communications confirm the destruction of the Cesar Kunikov assault ship, with Ukrainian intelligence intercepting transmissions detailing visual inspections of the sunken vessel.
Feb. 14
War in Ukraine
Russia seeks not just territory but extermination: Kremlin spokespersons regularly call for the destruction of Ukraine and its people, denying the existence of Ukraine’s identity and sovereignty.
Feb. 14
War in Ukraine
The law enables authorities to seize money, property, assets and valuables from those convicted of criticising the offensive.
Feb. 14
US
“If your enemy is facing a problem, you need to help turn it into a catastrophe,” said one Russian lawmaker about Texas seceding. Moscow is reverting to its tried and true playbook.
Feb. 14
Europe
Both the EU and the G7 froze some €300 billion of Russian central bank assets following Russia’s invasion of Ukraine but have been hesitant on if and how these funds can be used.
Feb. 13
A live broadcast on North Korean state TV saw seven members of Putin’s delegation thrown out for unknowingly breaking protocol by entering before the “Supreme Leader.”
Jun. 20