Over the years, political critics, turncoat spies and investigative journalists have been killed or assaulted in a variety of ways

One of the operatives allegedly tailed Navalny prior to poisoning; the other 3 are from a secret FSB laboratory that reportedly works with poisons

Russian opposition leader found guilty of extremism, the latest conviction in what his supporters say is part of Putin's strategy of silencing him

Russian opposition leader already serving nine years for fraud and contempt of court, but could be imprisoned for another 30 if found guilty

Lilia Chanysheva, who used to head jailed opposition leader's office in region of Bashkortostan, found guilty of promoting extremism

Russian opposition leader said to be suffering severe stomach pain, rapid weight loss; ambulance was called last week, but authorities refused to allow him to go to hospital

A week after the Academy Awards, the 29-year-old Jewish Canadian calls on Israelis to learn from the Russian dissident and not to 'shy away from the fight against authoritarianism'

Development comes days after dissident established labor union for convicts, which has successfully argued for replacing backless stools with chairs in prison's sewing shop

One of the only opposition figures not in exile or locked up, Yevgeny Roizman, born to a Jewish father, says he feels 'insanely guilty' over Moscow's war against Ukraine

Researchers at Alexei Navalny's anti-corruption foundation say crew list includes several members of Russia's federal protective service, charged with Russian president's security