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Russian Paediatrician Faces Decade In Jail For Criticizing Ukraine Offensive
Wearing a short-sleeved chequered shirt, 68-year-old Moscow paediatrician Nadezhda Buyanova faced court Thursday, like thousands before her, for having criticised the Kremlin's Ukraine offensive.
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Zelensky Hosts Iftar, Slams Russian "Repression" Of Crimea Muslims
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday criticised Russia's treatment of the Muslim-minority Tatar community in Kremlin-controlled Crimea and vowed to recapture the peninsula from Russia during a first official state iftar.
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Vladimir Putin's Elite Tremble As Hardliners Call For Stalinist Steps
The rise of outspoken hardliners in the Kremlin is alarming insiders fearful the Russian president will heed their calls for even more confrontation abroad and sweeping repression at home.
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"Form Of Repression": Russia's "Foreign Agent" Reporters On Tedious Rules
In her Moscow apartment, reporter Yelizaveta Mayetnaya motions to her laptop displaying a message now infamous among independent Russian journalists.
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Russian Paediatrician Faces Decade In Jail For Criticizing Ukraine Offensive
Wearing a short-sleeved chequered shirt, 68-year-old Moscow paediatrician Nadezhda Buyanova faced court Thursday, like thousands before her, for having criticised the Kremlin's Ukraine offensive.
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Zelensky Hosts Iftar, Slams Russian "Repression" Of Crimea Muslims
Ukraine President Volodymyr Zelensky on Friday criticised Russia's treatment of the Muslim-minority Tatar community in Kremlin-controlled Crimea and vowed to recapture the peninsula from Russia during a first official state iftar.
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Vladimir Putin's Elite Tremble As Hardliners Call For Stalinist Steps
The rise of outspoken hardliners in the Kremlin is alarming insiders fearful the Russian president will heed their calls for even more confrontation abroad and sweeping repression at home.
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"Form Of Repression": Russia's "Foreign Agent" Reporters On Tedious Rules
In her Moscow apartment, reporter Yelizaveta Mayetnaya motions to her laptop displaying a message now infamous among independent Russian journalists.
