Why Putin finds himself in a much stronger position than the West believes ...Middle East

As Alexei Navalny, the undisputed leader of the Russian opposition, died in an Arctic prison facility Friday, most of the commentators argued that Vladimir Putin’s regime had lost the last remnants of its credibility. Dozens of Western leaders assigned full responsibility for his passing on the Kremlin while President Biden said he "is looking at a whole number of options" in response to this brutal human rights violation in Russia. These reactions might please many of democracy activists in and around Russia, but I think the time has come to ask oneself why Russia rejected a democratic system in favor of Putin’s lifelong presidency? Unlike many dictators, Putin hasn’t introduced one-p

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