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Vladimir Putin
Vladimir Vladimirovich Putin has been serving as President of Russia since 2012.
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Separatists in Moldova seek Russian 'protection'
Tensions between Moldova and Russia have been rising ever since Russia's invasion of Ukraine.
Human rights in Russia: What follows Oleg Orlov's sentence?
The sentencing of Russian activist Oleg Orlov has drawn international criticism. But some in Russia see a silver lining.
Putin delivers nuclear warning in annual address
The Russian president has warned NATO states they risk nuclear war if they send troops to Ukraine.
Sweden and Finland join NATO: Strategic defeat for Russia?
NATO expansion plus Macron's remarks on ground troops. How will Putin react?
Zelenskyy seeks arms co-production, support at Balkan summit
President Zelenskyy was in Albania on Wednesday drumming up support for his country and for joint arms production.
Yulia Navalnaya addresses European Parliament
The widow of the late Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny warned against negotiating with Vladimir Putin.
Navalny was to be freed in prisoner swap, ally says
The former Russian opposition leader and two US nationals were in line to be exchanged with a Russian jailed in Germany.
Israel-Hamas war: What is Russia's role as Mideast mediator?
Feuding Palestinian groups are set to meet in Moscow. Russia has grand plans to bring them together and free hostages.
Belarus: Lukashenko says he'll run for president in 2025
The 69-year-old, who has ruled Belarus since 1994, said: "No responsible president would abandon his people."
Alexei Navalny's body reportedly returned to his mother
The body of former Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny has reportedly been released to his mother.
Navalny's team says mother given 'ultimatum' over burial
Navalny's mother has been told her son will be buried at the prison where he died unless she agrees to a closed funeral.
Two years into the Ukraine war: Where is it headed?
Ukraine and the world are marking two years since Russia launched its full-scale invasion.
Russia's war on Ukraine: No strategy in the West?
Russian troops are conquering ever more territory. Will the West rise to the challenge?
Poland probes pro-Putin banner at farmers' protest
Poland says an investigation is underway into the display of a pro-Vladimir Putin banner during a farmers' protest.
Ukraine: The one-man show strategy is no longer working
A top Ukrainian opposition politician tells DW that Kyiv cannot afford "autocratic tendencies" from the president.
Navalny's mom to Putin: 'Let me see my son'
Alexei Navalny's mother wants to give her son a proper burial after his death.
Navalny widow account restored on X after brief suspension
The widow of Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny saw her account restored on X after it was briefly suspended.
Putin gives Kim Jong Un Aurus luxury car
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un received the Russian-made Aurus to celebrate ties between the two leaders.
Navalny widow says Putin 'killed' her husband
Russian investigators said they are carrying out a 14-day forensic "investigation" of the opposition leader's body.
Germany seeks new EU sanctions on Russia over Navalny death
Germany has led calls for new sanctions targeting those responsible for the Russian opposition leader's death.
Polish foreign minister: 'Russia ruled by a bloody autocrat'
Poland’s foreign minister spoke to DW about Alexei Navalny's death and Russia’s threat to European security.
Russia: Arrests made at vigils for Kremlin critic Navalny
Dozens have been detained across Russia for attending vigils following the death of opposition leader Alexei Navalny.
How are Russians reacting to Alexei Navalny’s death?
While politicians repeat the Kremlin’s narrative, critics say they suspect foul play and fear further repression.
Death of Navalny causes dismay in and outside Russia
Leaders and campaigners around the world are in shock about the reported death of Kremlin critic Alexei Navalny.
Fight Russia's 'horrific regime,' Navalny's wife says
Alexei Navalny's wife Yulia has made an emotional appearance at the Munich Security Conference.
How Putin recycles his war strategies
Vladimir Putin's first war in the Russian republic of Chechnya shows us what could still be ahead for Ukraine.
Putin's nemesis: Who was Alexei Navalny?
Russian opposition and anti-corruption leader Alexei Navalny has reportedly died in a Russian prison.
Putin and Trump: A new axis against NATO and Ukraine?
Trump is once again blasting NATO. Will Ukraine and parts of Europe be left alone against Putin?
Putin headed for fifth term in Russian election
President Vladimir Putin looks certain to win Russia's election in March. But who are the other candidates?
After Wagner, Russia makes new military plans in Africa
With the collapse of the Wagner Group, Russian President Vladimir Putin has launched a new Africa Corps.
“Everything for Victory!”: How far is Putin willing to go?
Ahead of presidential elections, Putin promises Russians a victory in Ukraine.
Anti-war Putin opponent barred from Russian election
Boris Nadezhdin's was told flaws in his paperwork meant his name could not appear on the ballot.
Boris Nadezhdin: Russia bans antiwar candidate from election
The pro-peace politician's campaign to oust President Putin from the Kremlin was seen as the opposition's best hope.
Russia officials see 'errors' in Putin challenger paperwork
The move is the latest to keep anyone from challenging Vladimir Putin in Russia's presidential election.
Russian dissident wins German human rights prize
A rare voice of opposition in Russia, Sergei Lukashevsky has now been honored for his activism.
Russian band flees to Israel amid Thai deportation threat
The self-exiled Bi-2 band is known for opposing Russia's war on Ukraine.
Putin challenger submits bid to run in Russian election
Russia's Central Election Commission has 10 days to decide if Boris Nadezhdin, an anti-war candidate, may run.
Russian elections: Can Boris Nadezhdin beat Vladimir Putin?
On March 17, Boris Nadezhdin will run against Vladimir Putin in the race for Russia's next president.
Korean space race: North, South contest satellite supremacy
Seoul and Pyongyang trade rocket launches and satellite deployments as their long-standing rivalry enters a new realm.
Putin's ambitions: Is the West leaving Ukraine out to dry?
Can NATO credibly deter Russia while still supporting Ukraine?
Russian court jails Ukraine war hawk Igor Girkin
A Russian court jails nationalist Igor Girkin over his criticism of the Kremlin and defense chiefs' war shortcomings.
Russian communists mark 100 years since Lenin's death
Communists gathered at Red Square to honor the revolutiony; President Putin, who has vilified Lenin, did not attend.
North Korea says Putin planning Pyongyang visit
This follows Pyongyang's foreign minister spending the week in Moscow, and Kim's trip to Russia last year.
Russia's queer artists fight growing persecution
Russia under Vladimir Putin is again demonizing the LGBTQ+ community, calling it "extremist."
Delegates meet in Davos to discuss Kyiv peace plan
Around 120 national security advisors are set to join talks. Russia was not invited and has dismissed the event.
Is Ukraine losing its war against Russia?
A top Russian analyst told DW that 2023 has been a "surprisingly good year" for Russian President Vladimir Putin.
Focus on Europe - Spotlight on People
By 2026, greenhouse gas-emitting cruise ships will be prohibited from entering Norway’s fjords.
A generation of Ukrainians with prosthetics
Hundreds of young soldiers in the Ukraine have lost limbs in the war. They want respect, not pity.
How an 'almost naked' party turned political in Russia
Pop stars loyal to the Kremlin are being punished for "immoral behavior" at a party in Moscow.
Russia to 'intensify' attacks on Ukraine, Putin warns
The Russian president vowed to step up attacks on "military installations" following Ukraine's strike on Belgorod.
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