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10 hours ago · Berezovsky, one of Russia's most powerful figures in the 1990s, fell out with President Vladimir Putin and fled to London in 2000, where he was later granted political asylum.
10 hours ago · Polish authorities have arrested the former lawyer of late Russian oligarch Boris Berezovsky in an investigation related to attacks on Russian opposition figures, Polish radio reported on ...
10 hours ago · Berezovsky, one of Russia's most powerful figures in the 1990s, fell out with President Vladimir Putin and fled to London in 2000, where he was later granted political asylum. The 67-year-old tycoon was found dead in March 2013 with a scarf tied around his neck in the bathroom of a luxury mansion near London.
3 days ago · Litvinenko met Boris Berezovsky in 1994 when he took part in investigations into an assassination attempt on the oligarch. He later was responsible for the oligarch's security. [20] Litvinenko's employment under Berezovsky and other security services created a conflict of interest, but such practice is usually tolerated by the Russian state. [20]
Sep 7, 2024 · Boris Berezovsky, who has died aged 67, was the most prominent and colourful of the so-called oligarchs, the group of powerful Russian businessmen who grew rich from the wholesale privatisation of state assets that followed the collapse of Soviet Communism.
4 days ago · Yukos and Berezovsky worked together on a number of occasions and when their stand-off with the Kremlin was at its most bitter, they even considered carrying out investigations into Putin's inner circle. However "Operation Fab", as the project was known, was abandoned when Curtis died in a helicopter accident in March 2004.
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Sep 4, 2024 · Boris Berezovsky pulled out of the Georgian TV channel Pervy Kavkazky (First Caucasus) shortly before Eutelsat announced it would not broadcast the channel (p.6). The Russian oligarch who lives in London was the project's principal financier (IOL 604) but he apparently could not agree with Georgian President Mikheil Saakashvili over the channel ...
