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After the alleged death of Russian opposition figure Alexei Navalny, a viral video surfaced featuring an elderly woman condemning President Vladimir Putin and his government's involvement in Ukraine.

“We cannot believe Putin’s government. They are lying constantly. But if this is the truth…I'd like Putin and all his staff to know that they will be punished for what they have done with our country, with my family and with my husband. We should fight this horrific regime in Russia today," Yulia Navalnaya told the Munich Security Conference.

Former President Donald Trump and the Trump Organization have been ordered by Judge Arthur Engoron to pay $354 million in fines as part of a New York civil fraud case. The judgment, totalling $453.5 million with interest, also includes bans on seeking loans and corporate roles in New York for Trump and key associates

Alexei Navalny's last communication on social media platform X, previously known as Twitter, highlighted his transfer to a punishment cell, or SHIZO in Russian, indicating a pattern of harsh treatment and confinement.

Alexei Navalny's wife, Yulia Navalnaya, addressing the Munich Security Conference, conveyed skepticism regarding the announcement, citing the Russian government's history of misinformation.

Tragically, Russian opposition leader Alexei Navalny has passed away while serving a 19-year jail term, raising concerns about political dissent in Russia. Navalny, a prominent critic of President Vladimir Putin, played a key role in advocating for democracy and human rights. His death underscores the challenges faced by dissenting voices in the country.

Amid the persistent discord between India and Maldives, President Mohammed Muizzu's deliberate 'India Out' campaign marked a significant escalation. The campaign aimed at expelling Indian soldiers from Maldives, with a deadline set for May 10, to be replaced by qualified technical staff from India.

In a dramatic turn of events, following Trump's controversial remarks, Germany is abuzz with talks urging the UK and France to join forces for a ‘Nuclear Shield.’ Tensions escalate as whispers of a fierce plan unfold.

In the face of economic sanctions, Latvia has unexpectedly become the go-to source for whisky imports to Russia, navigating the restrictions and satisfying the nation's demand for the spirit. This unanticipated shift in the global alcohol trade has sparked moral questions.

Alexei Navalny, aged 47, was one of Putin’s most prominent and enduring critics. He was detained in a prison situated approximately 40 miles north of the Arctic Circle, where he had been serving a 19-year sentence under a “special regime”.