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Poison is the crudest way to suppress dissent in Russia
Russian policy updates Sign up for myFT Daily Digest to be the first to know about Russian political news. It was worse than a ... -
Before Navalny, a long history of Russian poisonings
The alleged poisoning of Russia’s best-known opposition leader Alexei Navalny is the latest to occur for a long line of Kremlin opponents. The Kremlin, ... -
The goal of this Russian lawyer? “Get rid of Putin’s regime.” – Foreign police
In the 1990s, Mark Feygin was a member of the Russian Duma. Today, he is doing his part to destabilize the Russian government, one ... -
How investigative journalism flourished in hostile Russia
“The public doesn’t care if you bought data or got it from a source,” said Roman Anin, the founder of iStories, a Russian nonprofit ... -
Explained: Why has Russia detained opposition leader Alexei Navalny?
russian authorities detained leader of the opposition Alexei Navalny at a Moscow airport on Sunday after returning from Germany for the first time since ... -
“They gave me the key to another world”: the multilingual teacher brings languages to life | 100 teachers, 100 passions, 100 ways to shape lives
I just couldn’t live without my languages, ”says Tom Pandolfino. “They opened my mind to a new way of seeing the world.” As a ... -
The Firebrand behind a Parisian feminist movement – OZY
Because she is a force to be reckoned with in Paris. Marguerite Stern has taken Paris by storm with her street art creation movement ... -
With Sudanese Naval Base, Russia Could Have ‘Key to Africa’ | Europe | News and events from across the continent | DW
Vladimir Putin wants to see Russia establish a naval base abroad for the first time since the collapse of the Soviet Union. In mid-November, ... -
Back in Moscow, Pyotr Verzilov continues to search for answers
Piotr Verzilov looks tanned and full of energy as he orders a pot of green tea at a cafe in central Moscow. “The irony ... -
Kremlin critic Navalny receives some love on Valentine’s Day with lightning protests
Alexey Navalny’s allies showed solidarity by rallying outside their homes across Russia for 15 minutes on Valentine’s Day, flashing their cell phone torches and ...
