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Russia’s Kremlin cracks down on dissent before September parliamentary electionAndrei Pivovarov, the head of Open Russia that dissolved itself last week, was pulled off a Warsaw-bound plane at St. Petersburg's airport just before takeoff late Monday.PoliticsJun 1
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Putin critic Alexei Navalny’s appeal rejected by Moscow courtSpeaking before the verdict, Navalny urged Russians to stand up to the Kremlin in a fiery speech mixing references to the Bible and ``Harry Potter.''WorldFeb 20
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Russia detains Navalny’s allies, including brother, in attempt to stem protestsAll four were detained for 48 hours as part of a criminal probe into alleged violations of coronavirus regulations during the weekend's protests.WorldJan 28
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Alexei Navalny supporters call for new protests in Russia to demand his releaseMass rallies took place Saturday in over 100 cities in what observers said were the largest in years.WorldJan 25
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U.S. sanctions Russian research institute linked to dangerous malware programThe U.S. alleged that the Russian institute was responsible for "building customized tools that enabled the attack" on a petrochemical facility in the Middle East in 2017.WorldOct 24, 2020
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Canada concerned by ‘pattern of malicious cyber activity’ by Russian military, GAC says“Canada has repeatedly exposed Russia’s responsibility in malicious cyber activity," the statement said.CanadaOct 19, 2020
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Canada, allies skeptical of Russia’s denials in poisoning case: Champagne``I think everyone is looking at that with a grain of salt,'' Foreign Affairs Minister Francois-Philippe Champagne told The Canadian Press.NewsSep 4, 2020
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Russia launches probe into suspected poisoning of Putin critic Alexei NavalnyOfficials say investigators In Siberia have been working on "establishing all the circumstances of the incident."WorldAug 27, 2020
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Russia under pressure to investigate suspected poisoning of Putin critic NavalnyAlexei Navalny's allies say the Kremlin is behind the illness of its most prominent critic, accusations that officials denounced as ``empty noise.''WorldAug 26, 2020
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Russian government dismisses accusations Putin critic Alexei Navalny was poisonedKremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov dismissed the accusations, saying they "absolutely cannot be true and are rather an empty noise.''WorldAug 25, 2020
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