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From jail, Navalny urges Russians to overcome their fear
Vladamir Putin's political foe has been sentenced to two years and eight months in prison.
Vladamir Putin's political foe has been sentenced to two years and eight months in prison.
Opinion: Was Costello simply warning of the danger of escalating East/West rivalry?
Alexei Navalny calls out Vladimir Putin's 'fear and hatred' in a Moscow court.
Opposition leader Alexei Navalny was jailed last month and faces years in prison.
The protests reflect the most widespread discontent that Russia has seen in years.
New York Times: President accused doing Russia's bidding as a doping scandal swirled.
The US sees nuclear-armed foes in Russia, China, North Korea, and maybe - one day - Iran.
New York Times: What's more consequential? The US Capitol riot or Alexei Navalny's arrest?
The crackdown comes as supporters of Navalny defy the Kremlin with calls for more rallies.
A look inside the holiday house the Russian president is willing to 'kill for'.
Putin is known for his topless photo ops, but today he was one of millions.
Financial Times: Arrest has only elevated his status as a symbol of repression.
Vladimir Putin's critic returns after five month-long recovery from poisoning.
Traditional adversaries of the US struggling to conceal their joy at chaotic election.
The unmasking of a Russian spy - Kiwi diplomat Paddy Costello branded traitor.
Auckland teenager Kirill Koninin died on Christmas Eve after falling from his BMX.
George Blake defected to the Soviet Union after witnessing the US bombing of North Korea.
OPINION: Autocrats used the pandemic to build power. It won't be easy to rein them in.
President Donald Trump suggests without evidence that China behind US cyberattack.
Former national security adviser Michael Flynn has suggested martial law as a next step.
The cyber hack compromised federal agencies and infrastructure in a sophisticated attack.
Chuckling Russian President says poisoning was clearly not the work of the Kremlin.
OPINION: If President cannot stay in office, he loses immunity from criminal prosecution.
Russian President congratulated Joe Biden after weeks of holding out.
Times: Details of the botched double assassination attempt revealed for first time.
New York Times: The supposed ruse has limited the risk of a potential political backlash.
Father Christmases are seeking to capitalise on already having had the disease.
New York Times: A lack of trust is hobbling Russia's rollout of their Covid-19 vaccine.
Russia's Sputnik V became the world's first coronavirus vaccine to be approved in August.
Plumber Radik Tagirov targeted women aged 75-90 who lived alone, Russian police say.