NAVALNY'S ALLEGED POISONING - TASS

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Alexey Navalny’s health Russia’s utmost priority, like any other citizen, says Kremlin

Everything Russia knows about Navalny case is publicly available, Kremlin says

Berlin sees no reason to refuse consular access to Navalny, leaves it up to him

German government confirms Merkel visited Navalny in hospital

Merkel visits Navalny in hospital, Der Spiegel reports

According to Der Spiegel, she visited Navalny "in total secrecy"

Germany impedes pre-investigation probe into Navalny incident, Moscow says

Russian lawmakers call on Berlin to create joint working group for Navalny investigation

On September 2, Berlin claimed that having examined Navalny's test samples, German government toxicologists had come to the conclusion that the blogger had been affected by a toxic agent belonging to the Novichok family

Kremlin: Novichok statements by intel chief, Foreign Office spokeswoman not contradictory

Foreign Intelligence Service Head Sergei Naryshkin earlier said that Russia had destroyed all its chemical weapons stockpiles as opposed to Foreign Ministry Spokeswoman Maria Zakharova's statement that Russia never possessed the nerve agent

Russia slams EP resolution as attempt to meddle in domestic affairs

On September 17, the European Parliament passed a resolution suggesting that the EU bodies should demand that Russia repeal the recently approved constitutional amendments

Legislator slams West’s ‘well-orchestrated’ smear campaign against Russia over Navalny

He said this disinformation campaign is aimed at ruining Russia’s fraternal alliance with Belarus and other friendly countries, thus repeating the Ukrainian scenario of 2014

Berlin police, authorities tight-lipped about Navalny’s protection

Previously, the media reported that Russian blogger Alexey Navalny was released from the Charite clinic, where he received treatment after the alleged poisoning

Kremlin sees no direct accusations against Russia in Macron’s statements

On the eve of the UNGA’s session, the French leader called on Moscow to fully shed light on the attempt of murdering political opposition figure Navalny using the Novichok nerve agent

Elysee Palace could not leak Putin-Macron conversation tape to the media — Kremlin

The spokesman noted that the wording of the conversation provided by the French newspaper was not exact

Navalny can come back to Russia at any time, Kremlin says

Earlier, Navalny was discharged from a hospital in Berlin