| Los Angeles Times MOSCOW — Mikhail Khodorkovsky, the former oil tycoon once considered President Vladimir Putin’s most potent political foe, said Sunday that he had no plans to resume his business or political activities or to support Russia’s embattled opposition forces. Khodorkovsky will work to free political inmatesHouston Chronicle Analysis: Mikhail Khodorkovsky in exileBBC News UPDATE 4-Freed Khodorkovsky challenges Putin over “political prisoners”Reuters Financial Times –Washington Post –Voice of America all 2,111 news articles |
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