Russian Opposition Leader Alexei Navalny Decries Kremlin’s ‘Lawlessness’ after Being Detained By Brittany Bernstein January 18, 2021 Russian security forces detained Navalny on Sunday immediately upon his return to Moscow.
A Confession in the Navalny Case By Ramesh Ponnuru December 21, 2020 . . . secured by Navalny himself. It's a little bit LeCarré, a little bit Borat.
Putin Is Winning Russia’s Hybrid War against America By David R. Shedd & Ivana Stradner December 9, 2020 It’s time for a clear-eyed understanding of Putin’s motives and for targeted policies to combat Russian aggression.
Trump and Dictators By Jay Nordlinger October 20, 2020 A review of the president's relations with Xi Jinping, Vladimir Putin, Kim Jong-un, et al.
NR PLUS No, Joe Biden Does Not Have a Proven Record of Defying Dictators By David Harsanyi October 6, 2020 There is no record of Biden standing up to Putin or any dictators — save Saddam Hussein — in any real way.
Dem Senator Chris Murphy Claims Trump Will Rely More Heavily on Putin as Campaign ‘Surrogate’ Due to COVID Quarantine By Mairead McArdle October 2, 2020 Murphy said the Russian operation is “much bigger and bolder and smarter than it was in 2016.”
NR PLUS ‘Falsehood Flies, and Truth Comes Limping After It’ By Jay Nordlinger October 1, 2020 On Russian disinformation.
Putin Critic Alexei Navalny Hospitalized in Suspected Poisoning By Zachary Evans August 20, 2020 Navalny was on a flight to the Siberian city of Tomsk when he fell ill, and the plane made an emergency landing.
NR PLUS An Ordeal in Prague By Jay Nordlinger August 6, 2020 The removal of a statue and what it entailed.