News Archives - Page 4 of 41 - Mikhail Khodorkovsky

November 19, 2018

Bill Browder and Mikhail Khodorkovsky Hold Press Conference On Kremlin Interpol Favourite

As Kremlin official bids to become Interpol Chief, Bill Browder and Mikhail Khodorkovsky discuss the negative implications for democracy worldwide

November 9, 2018

Number of Demonstration in Russia almost double in 2018

In 2018 the number of demonstrations in Putin’s Russia has nearly doubled, as the government introduces deeply unpopular policies.

November 6, 2018

Director of Youth Politics Says Russian State Owes Young People Nothing

Watch how Olga Galtzkikh tells the Russia’s younger generations that the state owes them nothing

November 5, 2018

14-year-old democracy activist beaten up by police after peaceful demonstration

After demonstrations a 14-year-old boy amongst others was arrested and beaten up by Police in Lyublino, Moscow.

November 1, 2018

Shortlist for Open Russia award Journalism as a Profession announced

The shortlist for Open Russia’s Journalism as a Profession award has been announced. From 300 publications there are now 30, divided into six categories.

October 30, 2018

Victims of Stalin’s Terrors: If we don’t remember, history may repeat itself.

As thousands of Russians unite in somber remembrance of the victims of Stalin’s Purges, we ask why the Kremlin resists these actions of unity and what consequences this may have

October 29, 2018

Russian police officer steals pocket money from seven-year-old boy

Watch how Russian police rob a seven-year-old of 200 rubles (3$)!

October 19, 2018

Discontent Amongst Ordinary Russians is at a Five Year High as Sanctions Have Adverse Effects.

Ordinary Russians are becoming more and more unhappy with living standards and costs, while leaders in the oil industry are experiencing a boom.

October 17, 2018

The Kremlin Makes $9.5 Billion Available for Civil Servants

The Kremlin has taken measures to make available vast funds for civil servants, in a move designed to ‘motivate’ state officials.

October 8, 2018

“This is a Direct Violation of the Constitution”

The Kremlin Launches Yet Another Attack on Khodorkovsky-Connected Media

October 4, 2018

Putin Takes On Extremist Thoughtcrimes, But Activists Argue It’s Not Far Enough

Russia’s draconian ‘extremism’ laws come under attack from president Putin. But is it enough to end this new form 21st century thoughtcrime?

September 17, 2018

The Kremlin’s Lies Are Wearing Thin Over Skripal Poisoning

Even supporters of the Putin regime are finding it hard to digest the latest development in the Salisbury poisoning case.