TAKING NO PRISONERS ABOUT TAKING PRISONERS: MEDVEDEV AT DAVOS

TAKING

NO PRISONERS

ABOUT

TAKING PRISONERS

RUSSIAN PRESIDENT

DMITRY MEDVEDEV

AT AN EARLIER SUMMIT

Dmitry Medvedev gave the keynote address at the Davos World Economic Forum today. In an interview with Bloomberg Television pegged to the gathering, the Russian president, who was otherwise trying to promote investment in his country, had this to say: "Investors, Russian or foreign, should observe the law, otherwise they can get a jail term as happened with [Mikhail] Khodorkovsky and [Bernard-Ponzi-scheme-] Madoff."

STILL AT IT: BORIS NEMTSOV

STILL AT IT:

KEEPING THE FAITH?

or

QUIXOTIC?

BORIS YELTSIN (right)

MAKES A POINT TO

BORIS NEMTSOV (left)

at a Summit Photo-Op in Beijing

November 1997

Nemtsov was then a first deputy prime-minister to President Yeltsin.

Today he is a leader of the Russian opposition movement Solidarity, and was just jailed for fifteen days, for "disobedience towards police," according to Reuters, following a monthly rally promoting free assembly.

Mikhail Khodorkovsky, former oligarch and one-time 'richest man in Russia,' recently had his sentence extended to fourteen years.

"RUSSIA REDUX"

MIKHAIL KHODORKOVSKY Turns Forty-Seven, "Sitting"

MIKHAIL KHODORKOVSKY

b. June 26, 1963

SPENDS ANOTHER BIRTHDAY

"SITTING" IN JAIL

KHODORKOVSKY IN HIS HEYDAY

MIKHAIL KHODORKOVSKY vs. VLADIMIR PUTIN

KHODORKOVSKY

vs.

PUTIN

Mikhail Khodorkovsky

In His Heyday

THE PRISONER

TAKES ON

THE PRIME MINISTER