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Ukrainian president tells key ally that long-awaited $60bn military funding essential to support troops on battlefield
Jailed opposition activists fear they will be killed by Vladimir Putin’s regime
The late activist’s belief that Russia can be peaceful and democratic remains an inspiration
Move comes seven months after Putin ordered seizure of French food group’s local operations
Lyudmila Navalnaya travelled to Arctic prison colony to plead with authorities for opposition leader’s remains
FSB said woman, identified by lawyers’ collective as Ksenia Khavana, organised fundraisers for Ukrainian group
After two decades of shunning the limelight, Yulia Navalnaya becomes face of her late husband’s activist movement
Admirers of the Russian leader may soon lead the world’s three largest democracies
Business model in tatters after biggest customer slashes Russian gas imports in wake of Ukraine war
An ageing Russian ruler surrounded by sycophants may embark on even more reckless moves in coming years
Police arrest hundreds of people at spontaneous memorial gatherings for opposition activist who died on Friday
Thousands of protesters in other countries flock to anti-Putin demonstrations
Western leaders condemn Vladimir Putin after death of his most prominent opponent
Since he first fell foul of the authorities, the country has been transformed into a dictatorship of terror
Opposition figure’s death leaves Russia’s Putin with ‘absolute’ power
Nato membership will be essential to any negotiated end to the war with Russia
Comments come after US president urges Congress to back aid for Ukraine’s war effort against Russia
EU foreign policy chief and German chancellor denounce threats against Nato from Republican frontrunner
The American TV host and the Russian leader have enemies in common
Wall Street Journal journalist has been held in Moscow for almost one year
Chinese and Russian leaders discuss Taiwan and Ukraine in conversation that underscores determination to counter US
Opposition leader Boris Nadezhdin says he will appeal against decision at Moscow’s Supreme Court
Residents of Mariupol live in half-built homes while Russian companies profit from contracts worth millions
Boris Nadezhdin’s long-shot bid has garnered more supporters than expected ahead of elections in March
Failing Soviet utilities are in dire need of investment but the Kremlin is focused on defence spending
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