Andrey Volna: They are different after all!
12 October 2025 by Andrey Volna Source: Facebook NB Translations from Russian of passages from Aleksei Navalny's Patriot quoted by the author are translated here by Rights in Russia and…
Oleg Kozlovsky: On the discussion around Navalny’s ‘Patriot’
9 October 2025 by Oleg Kozlovsky Source: Facebook I only finished reading Navalny’s posthumous book a few days ago, and right then a discussion (or rather, in the ancient Russian…
Andrey Volna: Aleksei Navalny’s ‘Patriot’ in Russian and English are two different books
8 October 2025 by Andrey Volna Source: Facebook Aleksei Navalny's Patriot in Russian and in English are two different books. Actually, let’s take this in sequence. I was interested to…
Lev Shlosberg: Violence is powerless to stop history
Lev Shlosberg 16 February 2025 Source: Telegram 18+ THIS MATERIAL (INFORMATION) WAS PRODUCED, DISTRIBUTED BY LEV MARKOVICH SHLOSBERG, A FOREIGN AGENT, OR CONCERNS THE ACTIVITIES OF LEV MARKOVICH SHLOSBERG, A…
Ilya Shablinsky: A Legend From This Day On
16 February 2024 by Ilya Shablinsky Source: Facebook We're all well aware that the order of a certain murderer and sadist has been carried out, one who received dictatorial power…
The Boring Test. Valery Panyushkin on the criteria for an effective politician
2 March 2024 By Valery Panyushkin Source: Spektr.press When addressing the European Parliament in Strasbourg and speaking on how progressives can defeat Putin and end the war, Yulia Navalnaya used…
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“If you’re afraid of criminal charges, you can’t live in Russia.” Oleg Roldugin, editor-in-chief of Sobesednik, on how the issue with Navalny was seized and why the last independent publication in Russia has still not been shut down [Spektr.press]
The latest issue of Sobesednik came out with a photo of Aleksei Navalny, after which its print run was confiscated. Photo: Vk.com 4 March 2024 by Andrei Presnyakov Source: Spektr.press…
Vladimir Kara-Murza: Putin Personally
20 February 2024 by Vladimir Kara-Murza Source: Ekho Vysotsky has been singing since early morning from the radio in my cell. “Everyone returns—except those we need the most.” Some vapid,…
Ilya Yashin: I will fight tyranny.
Photo: Ilya Yashin's Twitter account 20 February 2024 Source: Twitter News reaches my prison camp barrack slowly, so I only learned of Aleksei Navalny’s death yesterday. It’s hard to convey…
Anna Karetnikova: Mama, Aleksei Navalny’s gone. He’s dead, Mama.
19 February 2024 Source: Facebook Turns out, I’m pretty old and I remember a lot. A lot about Russia. I remember October 2006, when I agonized over the hatred in…
