The Kremlin has dismissed a report that Russian military intelligence might be behind the mysterious "Havana syndrome" ailment that has afflicted US diplomats and spies globally. Watch in for more details!

Kremlin dismisses report Russia behind 'Havana Syndrome' calls it baseless accusations by media

India may have played a key role in discouraging Russia from launching a nuclear attack inside Ukraine in 2022 when President Vladimir Putin’s forces faced ‘one setback after another’ on the battlefield, according to a CNN report that cites US officials.

India's intervention made Putin abandon use of nuclear weapon in Ukraine: Report

For more than 20 years, Vladimir Putin has been synonymous with Russian leadership. During his rule, there have been numerous opponents and vehement critics of the Kremlin. Some of these critics have died under mysterious circumstances. Who were the other critics of Putin apart from Navalny? What happened to them? Why did they die?

The mysterious fates of Putin's critics

Ksenia Karelina, a model and ballet dancer, is the latest target on Kremlin’s radar. The 32-year-old with dual Russian-American citizenship was arrested by Russia’s Federal Security Service (FSB) on Tuesday (Feb 20) on grounds of suspected fundraising for the Ukrainian Army.

Who is Ksenia Karelina? Russian-US ballerina accused of 'high treason' by Moscow

Alexei Navalny’s body has been found, which shows signs of bruises and use of force, reported several media outlets citing paramedics. On Friday (Feb 16), Russia’s prison service said the 47-year-old Putin critic died after a walk at the ‘Polar Wolf’ penal colony in Kharp – about 1,900 km (1,200 miles) northeast of Moscow.

Alexei Navalny’s body found with ‘bruises’ as West holds Putin responsible

Joe Biden on Alexei Navalny Death: US President Joe Biden on Friday (Feb 16th) said he was "not surprised" by the reported death of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny.

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's death 'proof of Putin's brutality,' says US President Joe Biden

Alexei Navalny Death News: Alexei Navalny, a vociferous critic of Russian President Vladimir Putin has died in jail, as per reports by the state media. Since December of last year, the 47-year-old Kremlin critic had been serving a 19-year term at a prison situated in a desolate penal colony above the Arctic Circle.

'Brutal murder': World reacts to reports of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny's death

The Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has died in jail. Navalny was one of Putin’s most visible and persistent critics. He was being held in a jail in Arctic Circle where he had been sentenced to 19 years under a 'special regime'. The Kremlin said it had no information on the cause of death

Alexei Navalny, Putin critic and Russian opposition leader dies in jail

Dmitry Peskov, a spokesperson for the Kremlin, rejected European concerns on Tuesday regarding "Russian propaganda," claiming that everything that disagreed with the dominant narrative was now being labelled as such by the West.

Kremlin dismisses Europe’s warnings about ‘Russian propaganda’

The Kremlin, on Tuesday (Feb 6) confirmed that Tucker Carlson has been granted permission to interview Russian President Vladimir Putin. However, Moscow rejected the former Fox News anchor’s claims that he was the only one among Western media figures trying to interview the Russian president amid the ongoing war.

‘Carlson is wrong’: Kremlin denies Tucker’s claim that only he sought Putin interview amid Ukraine war

Russia is developing its relations with North Korea in all areas, including "sensitive" ones, Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov said on Wednesday. North Korea's foreign minister lauded comradely ties with Russia on Tuesday and then held rare talks in the Kremlin with President Vladimir Putin, who has been invited by Kim Jong Un to visit the reclusive nuclear-armed country.

Russia is developing ties with N. Korea in all areas, including ‘sensitive’ ones: Kremlin

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny appeared on TV screen during a court hearing on Wednesday (Jan 10) for the first time since being imprisoned by Russian authorities.

Kremlin critic Navalny makes first appearance on screen during court hearing since moving to new jail

The anticipated completion of Yandex's restructuring, a Nasdaq-listed Russian tech company is likely to be postponed until early 2024, Reuters reported. Often dubbed ‘Russia's Google’, Yandex has been in talks with the Kremlin for over a year to separate its Russian businesses from its Dutch parent company, Yandex NV.

Yandex's restructuring faces delay, expected to extend into 2024

The United States has voiced its alarm over the detention and subsequent transfer of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny to an Arctic prison. Urging Russia to end "escalating repression" of dissidents, the US State Department said it welcomed reports that after two weeks Navalny has finally been located.

US calls out Russia over its 'malicious targeting' of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny

Former TV journalist and Russian lawmaker calling for peace in Ukraine, Yekaterina Duntsova, submitted her application on Wednesday (Dec 20) to challenge incumbent President Vladimir Putin in the country’s upcoming elections in March 2024.

Anti-war Russian presidential hopeful Yekaterina Duntsova applies to run in election against Putin

The Kremlin on Wednesday (Dec 20) said that currently there was no basis for peace talks with Ukraine over the ongoing Russia-Ukraine war and that such negotiations were 'not relevant' currently.

Peace talks with Ukraine ‘not relevant’, says Kremlin on Zelensky’s 10-point proposal

The Kremlin on Tuesday (Dec 12) claimed that it did not know the whereabouts of Russian opposition leader Alexey Navalny or anything about his current status. It also rebuffed concerns by the United States over the Russian opposition leader's disappearance, dubbing it "unacceptable" and asking the United States to mind its own business.

Kremlin says unaware of Navalny's whereabouts, rebuffs US concerns over his 'disappearance'

Allies of the jailed Russian Opposition leader Alexei Navalny have said that they are unable to reach him. They said that the Kremlin critic has been removed from the Russian Penal Colony and his current whereabout are unknown.

Russia: Vladimir Putin's jailed opponent Alexei Navalny missing since a week, US concerned | WION

Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny is facing new charges by Russian prosecutors. According to a report by the news agency Associated Press on Saturday (Dec 2), Navalny told his associates that he had been charged under article 214 of Russia’s penal code, which covers crimes of vandalism.

Jailed Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny faces new charges by Russian prosecutors

In what can be seen as another Russian attempt to control public opinion on its soil, the country's interior ministry has prepared a draw legislation that would in effect, make foreigners sign a "loyalty agreement" which will forbid them from criticising Russia's official policy, discrediting history of the Soviet military or contravening traditional family values.

Russia takes steps to make foreigners sign a 'loyalty agreement'

In a show of power that coincides with Moscow's de-ratification of a historic nuclear test moratorium pact, Russia has successfully demonstrated its capacity to launch a large retaliatory nuclear strike by land, sea, and air, according to a Kremlin statement on Wednesday.

Russia's retaliatory nuclear strike drills, preparing to withdraw from nuclear test ban treaty

The Kremlin on Tuesday (Oct 24) rejected speculation about Russian President Vladimir Putin's health and said he is fit and well. Speaking to reporters, Kremlin spokesperson Dmitry Peskov also denied claims that President Putin was using body doubles.

He's fit and well: Kremlin rejects rumours about Putin's ill-health

The Kremlin has made clear that Russia has not abandoned a moratorium on nuclear testing. It also dismissed a suggestion by the editor of a state-backed channel that Russia should stage a thermonuclear explosion in Siberia to send a strong message to the West.

Kremlin clarifies Russia still adheres to nuclear moratorium, dismissing remarks by RT chief

Russia on Monday (September 25) said it was closely monitoring the "potentially dangerous" situation that developed in Kosovo over the weekend where ethnic Serb gunmen engaged in a violent gunfight with the local authorities.

Moscow 'closely monitoring' situation in Kosovo after gunmen-police standoff

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