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Vladimir Putin 2.0: A harder, eastward-looking presidency

Vladimir Putin, once again in the Kremlin's top post, faces a far more divided Russia than he did during his first stint, and he's taking a more authoritarian line to match.

Anti-Putin opposition groups still finding their way

Anti-Putin protests waning? Tens of thousands of Russians say no.

Russian Duma expels anti-Putin lawmaker. Sign of a coming crackdown?

Global News Blog Russia's Putin: 'Galley slave' or Persian Gulf monarch?

Medvedev's legacy in Russia: small victories in Putin's shadows

Russia protest movement shows its staying power with massive rally

Putin election manifesto vows reform, but too late for some Russians (+video)

In Russia, a new badge of honor for Putin critics: a jail term

Kremlin turns to more covert tactics to undermine Russia's protest movement

Putin, in four-hour telethon, sticks to his guns on election (video)

Chanting 'Russia without Putin,' flash mobs roil Moscow

Why opposition is urging voters to sabotage ballots in Russia election

Vladimir Putin vs. the Pig in Russia's election Sunday

What's behind Russian tycoon Prokhorov's abrupt political exit?

New liberal parties aim to crack Russia's political monopoly

Opinion How exposing corrupt regimes can serve US security

Are Russia's recent hints of reform grounded in real change?

After Moscow attack, Russians question Putin's war on terror

Medvedev misses chance to disprove WikiLeaks label: 'Robin to Putin's Batman'

Moscow ex-mayor starting movement to promote more democracy

Russian protesters defy Putin warning – and meet tough response

Putin hits the open Russian road to woo his far-flung countrymen

Medvedev orders corruption investigation into Putin's Sochi Olympics

Vancouver Olympics: Embarrassed Russia looks to 2014 Sochi Olympics