Berlin's Charite hospital said in a statement that the condition of poisoned Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny has improved and he is being weaned off mechanical ventilation.

Kremlin critic being treated in Germany: Navalny's condition is improving

Navalny poisoning has not just sent shockwaves across the world but has also shocked the people in Russia. Navalny poisoning might have started what is being described as 'political awakening' in small towns in Russia. Watch report.

Political awakening after Navalny poisoning case? Incident sees a change in local politics

US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo on Wednesday said that there was "substantial chances" that a senior official in Kremlin ordered opposition leader Alexei Navalny's poisoning.

Alexei Navalny's poisoning likely by 'senior Russian officials': Mike Pompeo

Belarus strongman Alexander Lukashenko on Thursday replaced his security chiefs and said progress was being made on plans to bring Moscow and Minsk closer. Lukashenko, who is under huge pressure from protesters to step down after last month's disputed election, replaced the heads of the KGB security service, the security council and the state control committee.

Belarus leader replaces security chiefs as Russia PM visits

Russian Kremlin's critic Alexei Navalny has been in the hospital for the past one week, since he was allegedly poisoned for being an active critic of the Russian leader Valdimir Putin.

Russia starts investigating Alexei Navalny's alleged 'poisoning'

After German doctors declared that Russian Opposition leader Alexei Navalny was poisoned, Kremlin today dismissed accusations of Putin's involvement. Watch: "We cannot take such accusations seriously.

Kremlin dismisses Navalny poisoning; US calls for 'full and transparent investigation'

Doctors at the Siberian hospital that first treated Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny said on Monday that they had saved his life but that they had not found traces of poison in his system.

Saved his life but didn't find traces of poison: Siberian doctors on Navalny

Mysterious Russian poison cases: Radioactive polonium, toxic nerve agent to chemicals

Around 1,500 people marched through the streets of the Russian far eastern city of Khabarovsk on Saturday, marking the seventh consecutive weekend of protests after the region`s governor was detained in early July.

Protesters hold seventh anti-Kremlin march over detained governor

An ambulance aircraft carrying gravely ill Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny landed at Berlin's Tegel airport on Saturday after he was evacuated from the Siberian city of Omsk and brought to Germany for treatment of a suspected poisoning.

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny airlifted to Germany; condition stable after landing

Alexei Navalny is not the first victim of suspected poisoning. Several dissidents and defectors of Kremlin have fallen ill mysteriously in the past and many have died.

How Russia silences dissidents

The curious case of Russian Kremlin critics who were allegedly poisoned

Thousands of residents of Khabarovsk have been protesting against the replacement of Governor Sergei Furgal with a Kremlin official since July. What added to these protests was a salmon crisis in Russia's Far East -- to be precise, the region around the endless estuary of the Amur River on Russia’s Pacific coast.

How a fish crisis stoked anti-Kremlin protests in Russia's Far East

The social media giant, Twitter Inc has decided to label the accounts which are state-affiliated media outlets to help people know which accounts are directly or indirectly related to their government.

Twitter to label state-owned media and officials' accounts

Locals say a struggle for democratic freedoms is unfolding in the far eastern Russian city of Khabarovsk, where the arrest of a popular governor has unleashed massive protests.

Massive protests in Russia's far east rattle Kremlin

Belarus on Thursday accused more than 30 detained Russians of plotting terror attacks amid a presidential election campaign. Kremlin, however, vehemently refuted the allegations.

Belarus says Russians plotted attacks; Kremlin denies

Russia sees the United Kingdom as the main target in the West, as per the Intelligence and Security Committee's report. The new report said that Russia's influence in the UK is "the new normal".

UK 'top target' for Russia, says intelligence report

Tens of thousands of people rallied Saturday in the Russian far eastern city of Khabarovsk in new protests in support of a popular governor and in a rare show of defiance against the Kremlin.

Tens of thousands stage anti-Kremlin protests in Russia's Far East

One of President Vladimir Putin's relatives has been elected leader of a small Russian political party which he hopes will win seats in the national parliament at an election next year, the party's website showed on Monday.

Putin's relative elected leader of Russian political party

Russia recently marked the 75th anniversary of the Victory Day, which was previously delayed due to the ongoing coronavirus pandemic which has infected 600,000 people in the country.

Victory Day celebrations in Russia: Kremlin's weapon to legitimise Putin's indefinite presidency

The Kremlin on Monday rejected accusations it had played any role in protests rocking the United States, after former US National Security Advisor Susan Rice raised the possibility of Russian involvement.

Kremlin rejects idea floated by Obama-era security advisor it stoked US protests

Russian President Vladimir Putin on Saturday signed the package of constitutional reforms he had proposed, including a clause giving him an option to run for two more terms.

Vladimir Putin signs Russia's constitutional reform law

Vladimir Putin has supported a proposed constitutional amendment to tighten his grip on power in Russia since the middle of a decade, which would allow him to take another two terms in the Kremlin.

Today Tonight: Russia's political overhaul, Putin to be president for life?

The Kremlin on Tuesday rejected allegations by the United Nations that Russia may have committed war crimes in Syria last year, saying the United Nations investigators are in no position to know what is happening on the ground.

Kremlin 'strongly rejects' UN allegations that Russia committed war crimes in Syria in 2019

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