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The profits in Russia were so good and the public awareness of, or sensitivity to, the atrocities of Putin’s regime was so low, that the threshold of corporate moral outrage was never crossed.
MOSCOW (AP) — From Moscow to Siberia, Russian anti-war activists took to the streets again Sunday to protest Russia’s invasion of Ukraine, despite the arrests of hundreds of protesters each day by police.
The Kremlin critic, already serving a 3.5-year sentence in what many see as a politically motivated case, is facing new charges in a trial held inside a prison.
A Kremlin critic is accusing Moscow of “trying to sanitize” political opposition before voters head to the polls for a parliamentary election in September.
© Getty Images Police in Russia arrested more than 200 people in cities across the country on Wednesday as protests erupted over the continued detention and treatment of Alexei Navalny, a top opposition figure. OVD-Info, a group tracking the arrests, reported that 231 people had been arrested in 44 cities as of late Wednesday morning U.S. eastern time. ADVERTISEMENT Navalny's personal spokeswoman and a top ally were detained earlier Wednesday, before the protests began, while the number of others arrested was expected to rise. Reuters reported that protesters in the city of Vladisvostok ...