While many protest participants criticize Aleksei A. Navalny, the Kremlin’s handling of the opposition leader has linked a disparity of Putin’s conflicting parties that say they can no longer tolerate official injustice.
Navalny, one of Russian President Vladimir Putin’s top critics, is already serving a 30-day sentence for parole violations after his arrest on January 17.
Dissidents are locked up and many Jews leave the country, but Jewish organizations say the government protects them.
Riot police and National Guard troops central metro stations and block streets
Nearly a century after Stalin’s repressions, the Russians complained about the recoil of Stalin’s executioners.
Biden says U. S. to hesitate to charge Russia, calls for Navalny’s release in State Department first speech
Tens of thousands of others demonstrated in Russia at Alexey Navalny for a time over the weekend, but encountered a massive police deployment.
Tens of thousands of others demonstrated in Russia at Alexey Navalny for a time over the weekend, but encountered a massive police deployment.
Our Moscow correspondent reflects on a new wave of anger against Putin over dissident Alexei Navalny’s remedy
Ditorial: Mass protests led to deeper discontent from the opposition leader’s arrest
