European foreign ministers are expected to agree on Monday to impose sanctions on allies of Russian President Vladimir Putin

Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny, who is accused of slandering a Russian World War Two veteran, stands inside a defendant dock during a court hearing in Moscow, Russia, Russia February 20, 2021, in this still image taken from video

Only 'language of power' and sanctions can free Navalny, ally says

President Vladimir Putin's most vocal opponent was taken into police custody immediately after returning to Moscow in January

In his closing arguments, Navalny said that "every moment of this case is obvious legal nonsense"

Prosecutor seeks defamation fine in latest Navalny case

Russian, Serbian presidents also confer on deliveries of Sputnik V vaccine in phone call

Russian President Vladimir Putin (R) and Serbian President Aleksandar Vucic (L)

Putin, Vučić discuss situation in Kosovo

The treaty limits the number of strategic offensive weapons both countries can have

The extension was signed into law by Russian President Vladimir Putin on Friday

Only 'language of power' and sanctions can free Navalny, ally says

Prosecutor seeks defamation fine in latest Navalny case

Putin, Vučić discuss situation in Kosovo

Putin signs law extending nuclear arms treaty between US and Russia

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Only 'language of power' and sanctions can free Navalny, ally says

Prosecutor seeks defamation fine in latest Navalny case

Putin, Vučić discuss situation in Kosovo

Putin signs law extending nuclear arms treaty between US and Russia