Two Years After Navalny’s Death: Kremlin Repression and European Complicity Exposed

Two years ago this month, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny died in an Arctic penal colony under highly suspicious circumstances—circumstances now confirmed by European forensic analysis to involve a lethal toxin previously unseen in Russia. This chilling episode not only reveals the extent of Kremlin brutality but also exposes the glaring weaknesses of both Russian dissidents and Western responses. What Does Navalny’s Death Mean for Russia—and America? Navalny was no ordinary political prisoner; he embodied resistance against a regime that systematically crushes dissent to maintain power. His demise at age 47 silenced a prominent voice of liberty inside Russia but...