US EditionA year after Navalny’s death, the Russian opposition struggles without its charismatic leader
- Supporters of Alexei Navalny held memorial events on the anniversary of his death in prison, risking reprisals by visiting his grave in Moscow.
- World leaders, including German Chancellor Olaf Scholz, paid tribute to Navalny and condemned President Vladimir Putin's leadership.
- Navalny's widow, Yulia Navalnaya, shared memories of him and called for an independent investigation into his death, which the Kremlin denies responsibility for.
- The Russian opposition movement, weakened and exiled, organized events globally to honor Navalny's memory amidst harsh government crackdowns.
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Navalny's Foundation continues to shoot unveiling videos
The memory of the deceased Kremlin opponent Alexey Navalny lives. At his grave in Moscow people laid flowers despite threatening punishments and police observation. Whoever stylizes Navalny as a model or supports his anti-corruption fund FBK risks many years of imprisonment. His movement against the widespread bribery culture and abuse of power is forbidden in Russia. After Navalny's death the laws against dissidents were further tightened. His …
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Opposition adrift without Putin foe
RUSSIA| ONE YEAR SINCE DEATH OF NAVALNY
A Year after Navalny’s Death, the Russian Opposition Struggles without Its Charismatic Leader
The stunning news came in a terse statement from the Russian penitentiary service a year ago: Opposition leader Alexei Navalny had died in the Arctic Circle penal colony where he was serving a prison sentence.
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