20 Years of Putin: Mikhail Khodorkovsky on becoming a "symbol of the fight" - Axios

November 25, 2019

Putin 20 Years of Putin: Mikhail Khodorkovsky on becoming a "symbol of the fight" - Axios Putin’s shady Wagner Group mercenary army flee Mozambique after 10 are beheaded ‘by ISIS’ - The Sun Putin’s Good Year Keeps Getting Better - Wall Street Journal PIERS MORGAN: Bloomberg's suppression of journalists proves Trump is right about fake news - Daily Mail 'He Tried to Fire Putin Twice': Yeltsin's Chief of Staff Remembers the 1990s - The Moscow Times 20 Years of Putin: Mikhail Khodorkovsky on becoming a "symbol of the fight" - Axios Russia’s most-famous dissident-in-exile since being freed six years ago, Khodorkovsky tells Axios his mission is now to prepare Russia for life after Putin.“I could have made it more complicated for him to reach power,” Khodorkovsky acknowledges with a slight shrug, glancing up at the high ceiling of the London townhouse from which he runs his Open Russia foundation, “but this would mean giving up everything else and just doing this job of making obstacles for him.” read more Putin’s shady Wagner Group mercenary army flee Mozambique after 10 are beheaded ‘by ISIS’ - The Sun THE Russian Wagner Group - a private army with alleged links to the Kremlin - has been forced to flee conflict in Mozambique after they were set upon by Islamist groups, possibly including ISIS. read more Putin’s Good Year Keeps Getting Better - Wall Street Journal Vladimir Putin has had a good year, and it just keeps getting better. He now is collecting his winnings on multiple fronts. Even Mr. Putin must be amazed at how well he is achieving his goal of sowing discord within the U.S. read more PIERS MORGAN: Bloomberg's suppression of journalists proves Trump is right about fake news - Daily Mail Thirty years ago this month, New York financial data tycoon Michael Bloomberg telephoned Wall Street Journal writer Matthew Winkler and asked: ‘What would it take to get into the news business?’ read more 'He Tried to Fire Putin Twice': Yeltsin's Chief of Staff Remembers the 1990s - The Moscow Times Former Russian President Boris Yeltsin’s chief of staff Valentin Yumashev has made headlines for his candid interview about President Vladimir Putin’s career in the late 1990s. Shortly after Yumashev’s appointment as unsalaried adviser appeared on the Kremlin’s website in June 2018, the Kremlin revealed that he had actually served in that role for 18 years and had his own office. read more

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