Roman Dobrokhotov

Alex­ey Naval­ny’s sus­pect­ed poi­son­ing fol­lows a string of sim­i­lar in­ci­dents with Russ­ian gov­ern­ment crit­ics.

Putin is los­ing pop­u­lar sup­port. Now Rus­sians are go­ing to take pol­i­tics into their own hands.

Putin has de­cid­ed to stay for­ev­er in pow­er. But as a re­sult he may have to leave ear­li­er than he hopes for.

The resur­gence of op­po­si­tion is wor­ry­ing the Russ­ian gov­ern­ment.

The Russ­ian po­lit­i­cal lead­er­ship is feel­ing in­creas­ing­ly cor­nered by grow­ing pub­lic anger.

Did the world no­tice?

Eu­ro­pean pop­ulists have pro­claimed vic­to­ry at the EU vote. Should the Krem­lin re­joice?

In fact, the Krem­lin may start miss­ing ex-Pres­i­dent Petro Poroshenko very soon.

Rus­sia’s mil­i­tary in­tel­li­gence has failed spec­tac­u­lar­ly to cov­er up its tracks at home and abroad.

Why the Russ­ian in­tel­li­gence agen­cies keep fail­ing abroad.