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Wife of Kremlin Critic Navalny Among More Than 4,700 Detained in Russia Protests Slate 1/31/2021 Daniel Politi © Provided by Slate Riot police detain a man during a rally in support of jailed opposition leader Alexei Navalny in Moscow on January 31, 2021. VASILY MAXIMOV/Getty Images Tens of thousands of people across Russia took to the streets on Sunday for protests demanding the release of opposition leader Alexei Navalny. Security forces came out in full force for what was the second straight weekend of protests, detaining more than 4,700 people as they put on a show of...

In the headlines: ► Nearly 1.3 million people went through U.S. airports on Sunday, the highest level of air travel in more than nine months, despite public health warnings that travel would prompt another surge in cases of COVID-19. ►Vice President-elect Kamala Harris and her husband, Douglas Emhoff, are scheduled to receive their first doses of COVID-19 vaccine on Tuesday, transition officials said. Harris' vaccination is expected to be done live on camera, CNN reported. ► More than a dozen anti-vaxxer and COVID-denial physicians have been disciplined in Rome, local officials say. ...

Sign Up for Free to View A Russian academic known for his war reenactments was sentenced last week for murdering his younger lover, who a judge said he shot and dismembered before disposing of her body parts in a St. Petersburg river. Oleg Sokolov, 64, an established academic in the military history of France and a prolific re-enactors of Napoleonic wars, confessed last year to the murder of his former student, Anastasia Yeshchenko. The now-former Saint Petersburg State University lecturer was arrested in November 2019 after he drunkenly stumbled into the Moika River while attempting to dispo...

By AFP - Agence France Presse December 11, 2020 Print Article Not laughing: An Italian student wears a mask bearing the face of Matteo Salvini, leader of the far-right Lega party Filippo MONTEFORTE Text size Italian humour A book about far-right Italian leader Matteo Salvini entitled "Why Salvini Deserves Trust, Respect and Admiration" is topping the country's bestseller lists. Open the cover of the weighty-looking treatise by "political analyst" Alex Green and you find 110 blank pages. Salvini, whose so-called "reverse Midas touch" has seen his party lose two regi...