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No room for high quality journalism, even the newsroom is located outside of Russia and the online newspaper already is blocked.

A military court in the north Russian region charged the 32 year old local man of 'terrorism.'

Vyacheslav Gorodetsky says the six security service officers that raided his newspaper office in downtown Murmansk confiscated computers and telephones and threatened to shoot him. But the editor of the Arktichesky Obozrevatel (Arctic Observer) has no plans to leave the north Russian city.

Yulia Navalnaya will accept an award on behalf of her late husband.

The Mayor of the Norwegian border town located few kilometers from Russia highlighted unity against totalitarianism and fight for freedom in his speech on Liberation and Veterans Day.

Almost 75 percent of the votes cast in the border town of Kirkenes were for Vladimir Putin, figures from the Russian Election Commission show. In Barentsburg, Svalbard, the number reached 69 percent.

The photo of the killed opposition leader is 'extremist material,' a court in the north Russian city decided.

Russia's chess icon Garry Kasparov was Wednesday added to the "terrorists and extremists" list compiled by Putin's regime.

The killing of opposition leader Aleksei Navalny prompted shock and grief among his supporters. Consul General Nikolai Konygin, however, got Navalny’s portrait out of sight when he one day before the second anniversary of Russia’s full-scale attack on Ukraine hailed the country's "heroes".

We knew it was a historic moment, says journalist Elizaveta Vereykina as she in January 2021 reported from the Berlin to Moscow flight in Aleksei Navalny's final hours in freedom.

Kremlin critics inside Russia and around the World blame Putin for the death of opposition activist Aleksei Navalny.