World Mar 01 Thousands gather in Moscow for Navalny's funeral, defying Kremlin and Russian police By Nick Schifrin
World Mar 01 Watch 5:14 Navalny's legacy and the future of Russian opposition Thousands defied the Kremlin and fears of a police crackdown to gather for the funeral of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Geoff Bennett discussed Navalny's legacy with Dan Storyev, English managing editor at OVD-Info, a human rights organization that aims… By Geoff Bennett, Dan Sagalyn, Teresa Cebrián Aranda
World Feb 20 Navalny's mother appeals to Putin for release of son's body Lyudmila Navalnaya and her son's lawyers went to law enforcement agencies and the morgue where the body is believed to be held in the Arctic region, but were unable to get them to turn it over or say where it… By Emma Burrows, Dasha Litvinova, Associated Press
World Dec 12 Kremlin further isolates Navalny as key ally raises alarm over missing opposition leader Prison officials said he has been moved from the colony where he has been serving a 19-year term on charges of extremism, but they didn’t say where he went. By Associated Press
World Mar 22 Navalny sentenced to 9 years in prison by Russian court A judge also ruled Tuesday that Navalny would have to pay a fine of 1.2 million rubles (about $11,500). By Associated Press
Sep 15 Navalny posts photo of himself online, says he can breathe By Vladimir Isachenkov, David Rising, Associated Press Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny posted a picture of himself from his hospital bed in Germany on Tuesday, saying that he was enjoying the ability to finally breathe on his own after being poisoned with a nerve agent. Continue reading
Jul 27 Russian police arrest more than 1,000 in Moscow protest By Jim Heintz, Associated Press Russian police cracked down fiercely Saturday on demonstrators in central Moscow, beating some people and arresting more than 1,000 who were protesting the exclusion of opposition candidates from the ballot for Moscow city council. Police also stormed into a TV… Continue reading
Feb 28 Watch 3:18 What does the death of Russian opposition leader Nemtsov mean for the West? By PBS News Hour Former Deputy Prime Minister Boris Nemtsov, a leading Russian opposition leader, was shot dead in Moscow on Friday. For more about the implications of his death, New York Times reporter Andrew Kramer joins Hari Sreenivasan via Skype from Moscow. Continue watching