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Roman Abramovich wins first round of libel battle over Putin’s People book

UK judge rules some passages convey defamatory meaning, including claim Putin told him to buy Chelsea

Interview: ‘An overdose of freedom is lethal to a state,’ says former key Putin adviser

Vladislav Surkov exhausts the cliches as the consummate Kremlin backroom operator

Prague names square and promenade after murdered Kremlin critics

Boris Nemtsov and Anna Politkovskaya ‘deserve to be remembered’, says city mayor

Meeting Gorbachev: Werner Herzog’s fan-boy portrait of Mikhail Gorbachev

Review: Ceaseless adulation grates – but it is still a fascinating study of a remarkable life

The Irish Times view on Putin’s worldview: liberal values must be defended

The Russian president may be tempted to conclude that things are turning his way

How Ireland helped bring Russia in from the cold

Irish politicians went against UK in voting for Russia’s return to Europe’s human rights watchdog

Vladimir Putin: ‘He who doesn’t take risks, never drinks champagne’

Russian leader talks about China, the Skripal poisoning and ‘Donald’ in wide-ranging interview

Putin dips into own pocket for cathedral’s new religious icon

Russian president has ‘given his own money’ for icon in country’s military theme park

Thousands attend Boris Nemtsov memorial march in Moscow

March used to honour slain Russian opposition leader and protest against Putin

Fintan O'Toole: Trump does and says pretty much what Putin wants him to do

The humiliation of Trump is the greatest revenge drama since ‘Hamlet’.

Summit announcement cautiously welcomed in Moscow

Kremlin officials hail meeting while warning to not expect any ‘breakthrough’ in Helsinki

Major rift among Russian opposition as presidential vote looms

Serving in opposition like ‘swimming in a pool without water’, says Yabloko Party chief

Strawberry tycoon among seven challengers to Putin

Russian officials register candidates for March 18th presidential election

Putin power: will he try to stay in office beyond 2024?

Dangers abound in ‘the autumn of the autocracy’

Putin to seek re-election as Russian president in March

Election to be held on day Russia celebrates annexation of Crimea from neighbour Ukraine

Russia pays little heed to October Revolution centenary

It’s 100 years since the Bolsheviks seized power but the Kremlin appears indifferent

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