Last Friday, Russian opposition politician Alexei Navalny died. Despite being poisoned and subjected to years of torture in a prison camp, he continued to oppose President Putin. Russia correspondent Eva Cukier says he was the last serious opposition leader. What does his death mean for Russia?
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Guest: Eva Cukier
Presentation: Gabriella Adèr
Editorial staff: Ruben Pest, Suzan Yücel & Mirjam van Zuidam
Editing: Jeroen Jaspers
Photo: Reuters