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Alexei Navalny

Russian lawyer Alexei Navalny has made a name for himself as an anti-Kremlin courruption-fighting blogger.

Alexei Navalny has been arrested several times for organizing mass protests against Russian President Vladimir Putin's government. Navalny wants to run for president in 2018, but the election commissioner has said prior convictions for embezzlement would mean his candidacy is in doubt. This page shows an automatic compilation of DW content.

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Alexi Navalny has been freed from prison after serving a 30-day sentence for staging illegal protests. His release coincides with the opening of the FIFA World Cup in Russia.
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Following his electoral victory in March, Vladimir Putin has once again been inaugurated as president of Russia. Will he continue on his present course? Experts agree: his increasingly authoritarian rule is here to stay.
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Russia's Alexei Navalny released day after mass anti-Putin protests 06.05.2018

Nearly 1,600 protesters were arrested during anti-Putin protests across the country. Human rights groups have called on Russian authorities to "immediately release all peaceful protesters."
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EU condemns Russia protest arrests, police brutality 05.05.2018

The EU has slammed mass arrests in Russia during protests against recently re-elected President Vladimir Putin. Nearly 1,600 people were said to have been detained by police, including opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
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Russia: Alexei Navalny arrested as anti-Putin protests sweep nation 05.05.2018

Under the motto "He is not our tsar," Russians have taken to the streets to decry a fourth term by President Vladimir Putin. Opposition leader Alexei Navalny was detained along with many other protesters, a monitor says.
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Vladimir Putin told supporters in a victory speech in Moscow that Russia was "bound for success." While officials have reported strong turnout, monitoring groups have reported electoral violations.
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A successful leader at the height of his power: This is how Russia's president Vladimir Putin is presenting himself. His re-election was unquestionable — and the possible consequences are worrying.
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Russians commemorate anniversary of slain politician Boris Nemtsov's death 25.02.2018

Thousands of Russians marched on Moscow's streets to commemorate the third anniversary of politician Boris Nemtsov's assassination. Nemtsov, murdered in 2015, was one of President Putin's most outspoken critics.
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Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny detained in Moscow 22.02.2018

Navalny was taken into custody and later released by authorities. He faces a court hearing and 30 days in jail. His campaign manager was separately arrested and remains in detention.
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Russia uses viral videos to counter election boycott campaign 20.02.2018

Russia is hoping to boost voter turnout in its upcoming presidential election through a series of humorous videos. The campaign appears to be an attempt to counter opposition leader Alexei Navalny's calls for a boycott.
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Inside Europe: Snowfall of the century 16.02.2018

It’s been a bit of a nippy winter in Russia. In a remote settlement in Siberia, the temperature plummeted to minus 66 degrees Celsius. And Moscow has had its heaviest snowfall in more than a hundred years. Helen Seeney asks DW’s Moscow correspondent, Emily Sherwin, how people have been coping.
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Russia: Instagram bows to censors in Alexei Navalny corruption investigation 16.02.2018

Instagram has removed posts related to Alexei Navalny's accounts of a meeting between a Russian deputy prime minister and billionaire tycoon. Russia's communications watchdog also blocked access to his website.
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Opinion: In Russia's election, words count more than action 13.02.2018

Despite Russia's economic woes, the re-election of President Vladimir Putin seems certain. His supporters in the media help push the narrative that things would be much worse without him, says DW's Miodrag Soric.
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Alexei Navalny: 'There is no pro-Putin majority' in Russia 08.02.2018

Opposition politician Alexei Navalny has been barred from running for president in Russia. In an interview with DW's Zhanna Nemtsova, he explains why he is calling for a boycott of the country's upcoming election.

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Alexei Navalny is seen as one of Russia's most influential opposition politicians, but he has been barred from running for president in March. Now he has urged his supporters to boycott the vote.
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Navalny supporters demand 'Russia without Putin' 28.01.2018

Thousands have protested nationwide against Russian President Vladimir Putin's expected re-election. Putin critic Alexei Navalny was again arrested by police, before being released. Miodrag Soric reports from Moscow.
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