Russia's Navalny Says He's Now More Than 'Technically Alive'

He's recovering his verbal and physical abilities

Navalny's Team: Water Bottle with Poison Traces Found in Hotel Room

Toxicology tests taken in Germany showed the Kremlin critic had been poisoned with a nerve agent from the Soviet-era Novichok chemical group

Putin Critic Navalny's Health Improving, German Hospital Says

But doctors cannot rule out long-term consequences' from poisoning

L'opposant russe Navalny sorti du coma artificiel, son état de santé s'améliore

Navalny Associate: Kremlin Involved in Opposition Leader's Poisoning

They're not launching a criminal probe because they will have to answer at some point what the results of the investigation of this criminal case are

Hospital: Russia's Navalny Still in Coma But Improving

Navalny's allies insist he was deliberately poisoned and say the Kremlin was behind it, accusations that Russian officials

Zambia's Health Minister Visits Site of Viral Video of Rats in Hospital Ward 

Health minister calls for disciplinary action against hospital 

Russia Clears Kremlin Critic Navalny to Be Airlifted to Germany in Coma

Russian opposition leader's spokeswoman says she expects him to be flown out Saturday morning; allies believe he was poisoned

US Envoy Says Ball 'in Russia's Court' in Arms Talks

The US has offered terms to extend the landmark 2010 New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty

Huge Protests Continue in Russia's Khabarovsk Over Arrest of Ex-Governor

Protesters in the Russian Far East city of Khabarovsk also expressed support for the opposition in Belarus

Russia's Race for Virus Vaccine Raises Concerns in the West

Scientists warn the headlong rush could backfire

Anti-Kremlin Protest in Russia's Far East Attracts Thousands for a Fourth Weekend

Residents of Khabarovsk are unhappy about the July 9 detention of Sergei Furgal, the wider region's popular governor, who was arrested on murder charg

Anti-Putin Protests in Russia's Far East Gather Steam

Russia's Far East sees largest protest march to date

Turkey's President Calls on Russia to Step Aside in Syria 

Erdogan says Ankara is retaliating against Syrian forces for the killing of 34 Turkish soldiers

Turkey, Russia Fear Humanitarian Disaster in Syria's Idlib

Turkey's foreign minister says a Turkish delegation will hold talks in Russia Monday on the situation in Syria's Idlib province amid mounting fears of

Europe's Rights Body Decries Assault in Russia's Chechnya

Elena Milashina, from the independent Novaya Gazeta, said she and Marina Dubrovina, a lawyer accompanying her on a trip to Chechnya, were pushed and b

McDonald's Marks 30 Years in Russia

American fast food icon McDonalds recently marked 30 years since it first opened its doors in Moscow  an occasion with deep resonance into the Soviet

McDonald's Marks 30 Years in Russia

Amid the Burgers, a Transition from Communism a Market Economy. TWEET: McDonald's Marks 30 Years in Russia. Amid the Burgers, a Transition from Commun

Russia Arrests 5 Ex-Police in Reporter's Planted Drugs Case

Russia's Investigative Committee detains five former police officers involved in a controversial drug arrest of Ivan Golunov, a prominent investigativ

Iran's Students Stage Isfahan Sit-In on Day 5 of Protests, But Tehran Rallies Blocked

Photos obtained by VOA appeared to show at least 100 students staging Wednesday's sit-in at Isfahan University of Technology in the central city of Is

Russia's Putin, Germany's Merkel Hold Talks in Moscow

Meeting comes amid multiple crises in Middle East and beyond