Broadcast of "Morning U-turn" from April 6, 2020. Alexei Navalny on the coronavirus and quarantine
On the April 6, 2020 broadcast of "Morning U-turn" on Echo of Moscow (a Russian radio station), Alexei Navalny explains in detail the essence of his anti-crisis program, "5 Steps for Russia." At the height of the coronavirus pandemic, he criticizes the authorities' reluctance to impose an official q
“Separate opinion” from May 22, 2019.
In a conversation, Alexei Navalny discusses protests in Yekaterinburg and argues that it was persistent street action by ordinary people—and Vladimir Putin’s subsequent response—that proved decisive. As a result, the authorities were effectively forced to change course and “back down.” Navalny expla
Program "Chronic Today: A Year Without Alexei Navalny" from February 17, 2017
February 16 marks the anniversary of Alexei Navalny's death. Today we recall the words he spoke exactly ten years ago. In January 2015, Navalny gave an interview to Echo of Moscow (a Russian radio station), where he reflected on his choice, his fate, why he had not been imprisoned at that time, and
Program "Chronic Today: The Pre-Election Obstacle Course" from December 11, 2023
This archival December 2023 episode of "Chronic Today" takes us back to late 2017, when Alexei was barred from running in the presidential election. In an interview with Echo of Moscow (a now-shuttered independent Russian radio station), he explains in detail the strategy behind the "Voters' Strike"
Morning Briefing episode of December 15, 2020. Navalny on the alleged poisoning attempt, the investigation, and his return to Russia
On the air, Alexei Navalny spoke about his health and said his rehabilitation is showing positive progress. He also described an earlier incident involving possible statements by law-enforcement authorities, followed by the subsequent cancellation of criminal proceedings. He linked the investigation
Morning Briefing broadcast from June 22, 2020. Navalny on the amendments and the new Constitution
On the Echo of Moscow, Alexei Navalny discusses the upcoming procedure for adopting the new Constitution and says he does not recognize its legitimacy, arguing that the vote is devoid of real meaning because there are no observers and the outcome has been decided in advance. He emphasizes that, in h
“Ricochet” from June 2, 2020. FBK investigation into the finances of the head of the Moscow City Duma
Alexei Navalny's comment on the cancellation of the interview with Maria Zakharova - 2020-05-01
Alexei Navalny on the program “Morning U-Turn” dated April 27, 2020
Alexei Navalny on the program “Conditionally Yours” dated March 25, 2020
“Ricochet” from December 2, 2019. Investigation into Kostin and Asker-zade
Alexei Navalny’s interview with Ksenia Larina and Vitaly Dymarsky on Echo of Moscow (a Russian radio station)
Program “2019” from November 15, 2019. Navalny on the future of the opposition and the transfer of power
On the program “2019,” Alexei Navalny answers questions about anti-corruption investigations and their consequences, discussing cases involving Dmitry Guberniev, Denis Popov, and Metelsky (a member of parliament). He argues that the facts they publish influence public opinion and political outcomes,
“Ricochet” (November 11, 2019). An investigation by FBK into the hidden real estate of Moscow’s prosecutor
On air, the discussion centers on a new investigation by Alexei Navalny’s Anti-Corruption Foundation into the possible concealment by Denis Popov—appointed Moscow prosecutor in September 2023—of the family’s overseas real estate. The claim is that, despite the lack of corresponding income in declara
Broadcast of "Albats in Full" from August 26, 2019
On the air of Echo of Moscow, Yevgeny Albats discusses the key events of the week with Alexei Navalny: the protests, the “Moscow Case” (the criminal prosecutions tied to the 2019 Moscow protest rallies), and the September 8 elections, in which, according to Navalny, the authorities are resorting to
“Flight Debrief” from July 15, 2019.
On “Flight Analysis,” Alexei Navalny discusses Moscow’s election campaign for the Moscow City Duma and argues that opposition candidates are being barred in large numbers due to falsifications and formal tricks involving signatures. He cites examples of how Valentina Gorbunova, the head of the Mosco
Alexei Navalny on the program “Program 2019” dated January 25, 2019
The January 25, 2019 episode of the program “2019.” Navalny on trade unions and public-sector wages
The program “2019” discusses the activities of “Navalny’s trade union,” which, according to Alexei Navalny, is meant to push for the implementation of the “May decrees” on public-sector wages (a set of presidential policy directives issued in May 2012). The participants contrast the promised minimum
The Morning Briefing episode from November 29, 2018: Alexei Navalny’s launch of “Smart Voting”
A comment about not being allowed to leave Russia, dated November 13, 2018
Alexei Navalny on the program “Full Albats” from October 22, 2018
Broadcast of "Full Albats" from October 22, 2018
On the air of Echo of Moscow (a Russian radio station), Alexei Navalny spoke in detail about his conflict with Viktor Zolotov, allegations of corruption in the National Guard of Russia (Rosgvardiya), and described the Russian system as one built on mutual cover-ups and the illicit enrichment of thos
“Ricochet” from October 18, 2018. Navalny on the debate with Zolotov and the investigation into the property of the head of the National Guard (Rosgvardiya)
“Looking for a Way Out,” March 14, 2018.
On the program Looking for a Way Out, politician Alexei Navalny discusses the reaction to the British authorities’ decision in the Sergei Skripal poisoning case and links it to the issue of justice and punishing those involved in crimes. The main focus then shifts to the election: Navalny argues in