Europe Solidaire Sans Frontières
, by MATVEEV Ilya
Alexei Navalny is dead, killed by his enemies – Vladimir Putin’s regime. The world justly praises his life and struggle; however, a counter-narrative has emerged almost immediately, especially on the left. This narrative dismisses Navalny as a racist, a neoliberal, a quintessential middle-class (…)
, by GILAYEVA Grusha
How does the Russian left see the legacy of Alexei Navalny’s politics? What role has he played in the politicization of Russian society? What might his ultimate political legacy be? Three interventions from the left
We lived through a rehearsal of Alexei Navalny’s death in the summer of 2020. (…)
, by Russian Socialist Movement (RSD)
ALEXI NAVALNY WAS killed in prison. Federal penitentiary service reported the death of the politician but it is evident that he did not die by himself, he was killed by Vladimir Putin. Navalny’s anti-corruption investigations and campaigns helped to politicize millions of Russians and to inspire (…)
, by BUDRAITSKIS Ilya, MATVEEV Ilya
On 2 February, Alexey Navalny was sent to prison for two years and eight months. Legally, the verdict makes no sense: the court replaced his suspended sentence with a real one for failing to check in with the authorities in Russia – while he was recovering from the novichok poisoning in Germany. (…)
, by CLÉMENT Karine
Who is Alexei Navalny? We now hear nothing but good things said about him in the West, and the enthusiasm should probably be tempered. I personally have never been a fan of Navalny. At the same time, the guts he showed in returning to Russia when he knew he was threatened both physically and (…)
, by BUDRAITSKIS Ilya
Russia’s new wave of protest poses a question for those riding it: what kind of movement are they building?
Today, when dozens of Russian citizens are still being held at police stations , and protest leader Alexei Navalny is preparing to spend 30 days in prison, it seems awkward to criticise (…)
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