When I had just gotten out of the hospital, I used to do this exercise. The hardest thing for…
Twitter day. 13 January 2021
Hi, this is Navalny.
Alexei Navalny’s first video after the poisoning. He says that, despite pressure and aggressive statements from the Russian authorities, he intends to return to Russia and continue his work. He also states plainly that Russian President Vladimir Putin was behind the attempt on his life. In addition,
“The Navalnys — an Interview After the Poisoning” — an interview with Yuri Dud
“The Navalnys — an Interview After the Poisoning” is the first major interview with Alexei and Yulia Navalny after the attempt on Alexei’s life in 2020. This conversation is not only about politics, but also about what the family went through when Navalny was hovering between life and death. Alexei
"My elimination would change nothing." An interview with Alexei Navalny about his recovery and return to Russia
Opposition politician Alexei Navalny remains in rehabilitation in Germany after being poisoned. He is working with physiotherapists and uses a computer and social media for a couple of hours a day—longer is not yet recommended. He is preparing to return to Russia as soon as his health allows.
Alexei Navalny on the poisoning attempt: “It wasn’t pain — it was something worse.”
In October 2020, Alexei Navalny spoke with Der Spiegel about the assassination attempt using a nerve agent, Putin’s role in the attempted killing, and Merkel’s visit to the hospital. In the interview, he says he wants to return to Russia as soon as possible — and not become an opposition leader in e
Twitter day. 23 September 2020
Let me tell you how my recovery is going. The road ahead is already clear, although…
Billions for a Yacht. How Putin Spends His Leisure Time During the War
Twitter day. 22 August 2023
Billions for Silence. What Happened to Lyudmila Putina?
Twitter day. 19 May 2022
Yeah. I had planned to spend this day looking sharp and dressed up—in a tuxedo and with…
Navalny’s Interview in The New York Times
“Fighting corruption without fighting the corrupt is hypocrisy.” Navalny’s article in Russian
The Whole Truth About Navalny’s Poisoning
On a personal level, the past 12 months have unquestionably been the year of doctors for me. And...
Yulia Navalnaya’s Interview with Harper’s Bazaar
Decision refusing to open a criminal case into the 2020 poisoning
Decision refusing to open a criminal case into the poisoning of Alexei Navalny. Despite medical evidence, international expert examinations, and public investigations, the Russian authorities refused to recognize the attempted murder as a crime and to search for those responsible.
The Simonovsky District Court ruling replacing the suspended sentence in the Yves Rocher case with a custodial sentence
The decision by which Alexei Navalny’s suspended sentence in the Yves Rocher case was converted into a custodial sentence. The formal pretext was alleged failures to report to the penal inspection service, even though Navalny was in Germany undergoing treatment and rehabilitation after being poisone
Khimki City Court ruling extending the period of detention in custody in the Yves Rocher case
A ruling by the Khimki City Court issued after Alexei Navalny returned to Russia in January 2021. The authorities used an old suspended sentence from the Yves Rocher case to detain Navalny immediately after his treatment for poisoning and keep him in custody.
About Germany and the Germans 🇩🇪
About Medicine: The Good and the Sad
The evidence of poisoning that Putin keeps demanding has now been published in The Lancet, one of the world’s leading medical journals