NOPEU.S. Attempt at SOTU Russia-Ukraine Unity Display Fails Olena Zelenska declined an invitation, claiming to have prior commitments. Allison Quinn
‘THIS IS HOW WE MUST ACT’Navalny’s Widow Urges Russians to Derail ‘Fake’ Election “We need to use election day to show that we exist and there are many of us, we are real, living people and we are against Putin.”Allison Quinn
FIGHTING WORDSNavalny’s Widow Says ‘Mobster’ Putin Must Pay as Funeral Set“I’m not sure yet whether [the funeral] will be peaceful or whether police will arrest those who have come to say goodbye to my husband.” Allison Quinn
VENDETTA The Hero Rising From Navalny’s Shadow—and Gunning for PutinThe death of Alexei Navalny came with some unintended consequences for Vladimir Putin. Shannon Vavra
‘LEGACY OF COURAGE’Biden Meets With Navalny’s Widow and DaughterJoe Biden announced during the meeting that he planned to announce major new sanctions on Russia following Navalny’s death.Edith Olmsted
HAND IT OVERNavalny’s Mom Files Lawsuit Demanding Her Son’s BodyLyudmila Navalnaya stepped up her campaign after making a public appeal to Vladimir Putin. Dan Ladden-Hall
GIVE IT UPNavalny’s Wife ‘Mistakenly’ Suspended on TwitterYulia Navalnaya’s account was temporarily unavailable on the platform shortly after she vowed to continue her husband’s fight against Vladimir Putin. Allison Quinn
‘I LOVE YOU’Navalny’s Widow Shares Tribute as Arrests Made at RalliesYulia Navalnaya shared an emotional tribute on social media, as hundreds of Russians were arrested across the country during rallies and memorials for her husband, Alexei Navalny.Amanda Yen
‘COVERING THEIR TRACKS’Navalny’s Team Demands His Body Be Returned to His FamilyNavalny’s mother, Lyudmila, was reportedly told that her son died from “sudden death syndrome.”Kate Briquelet
‘LET’S DEFEAT THIS EVIL’Putin Will Pay for My Husband’s Death, Says Navalny’s WifeYulia Navalnaya called for the world to unite to defeat the “evil” of Putin’s regimePhilippe Naughton
‘SCOUNDRELS’Putin Foe Alexei Navalny Begins ‘Sham’ Prison Trial The Russian opposition leader faces up to 15 years in jail on charges Amnesty International says are politically motivated. Tom Sykes