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Articles with tag "protests"
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Navalny Supporters Jailed For Penal Colony Protest
The supporters had gathered outside the colony on Tuesday to demand access to the jailed Kremlin critic.
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Russia Demands Explanation From Facebook Over Blocked Accounts
Facebook disabled over 500 accounts allegedly used in the campaign against pro-Navalny protesters.
opinion
Alexander Baunov
The New Face of Russian Protest
Saturday’s protests were undeniably anti-regime, anti-elite, and anti-corruption, but not necessarily liberal and pro-Western.
'Unauthorized Protests'
Kremlin Accuses U.S. of Meddling After 3,500 Protesters Detained
Ahead of the rallies, the U.S. embassy issued a safety warning to Americans based in Russia.
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Russia Police Violence in Spotlight After 3,500 Protesters Detained
It was the largest number of detentions at opposition rallies in the history of modern Russia.
Protests in Khabarovsk
Jailed Russian Governor Asks Supporters to Stop Protests – Lawyer
Protests have erupted nearly every day in the Khabarovsk region and another huge rally has been called for Saturday.
Regions Revolt
Giant Protests in Russia's Far East After Popular Governor's Arrest
Tens of thousands of protesters marched through the eastern Russian city of Khabarovsk on Saturday.
HOUSE SEARCHES
Police Raids Target Moscow Opposition Activists Planning Constitution Rally
A member of exiled oligarch Mikhail Khodorkovsky’s Open Russia pro-democracy movement has been detained.
opinion
Maria Zheleznova and Vladimir Ruvinsky
Russians Are Tired of Stability
The lack of clear economic progress contributed to mounting discontent in 2019.
Merci RT
Why Do France’s Yellow Vests Love RT?
We went to an old textile workers town in southern France to find out.
Expert in Exile
Top Economist Who Fled Russia Will Continue to Support Democracy
Former EBRD chief Sergei Guriyev told YouTuber Yury Dud that Russia could be heading for a political crisis.
opinion
Tanya Lokshina
The Russian Public Helped Free One 'Moscow Case' Prisoner, Now They Want More
Their voices are getting louder and they will be hard to silence.
opinion
Kirill Martynov
Russia’s Civil Society Has Woken Up
When actors come to the defense of other actors and journalists stand up for their own, that is the very essence of solidarity.
opinion
Leonid Bershidsky
Putin Plays a Cruel Game of Catch-and-Release
A journalist and an actor are arrested then released under similar, mysterious circumstances.
opinion
Olga Romanova
How the Moscow Protest Cases Are Changing Russia’s Justice System
The authorities are applying new tactics of repression.
opinion
Mark Galeotti
The Kremlin Puts Its Faith in Arbitrary Authoritarianism
The state's aim is to create a climate of fear and uncertainty.
protests
Protesters Demand Fair Elections In Russia's Far East
Hundreds of protesters have demanded a re-run of last weekend’s vote in Far East Russian city where a pro-Kremlin candidate was elected mayor.
opinion
Andrei Kolesnikov
How the Moscow Protests Reveal a Schism in Russia’s Middle Class
A clash has been taking place between Moscow's two middle classes: one born of the market economy, and one for which the only social elevator is the state...
Blacklisted
Moscow Student Protester Declared ‘Extremist’ Ahead of Verdict
Linguists say an FSB expert “manipulated” and “plucked” Zhukov’s words out of context.
Large-scale surveillance
Moscow to Deploy Facial-Recognition Tech at Rallies
City Hall has placed a $4 million order with a tech firm specializing in “anti-criminal, anti-terrorist, anti-vandal” systems.
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