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Russian crackdown at U2 concert sours love-in between Bono and Medvedev 
The Guardian Open Platform
The Guardian Open Platform
It had seemed like a relationship that was destined to be long and even meaningful, but now it appears to have gone wrong very quickly. Against a balmy Black Sea backdrop, U2's frontman, Bono, and Russia's president,...
Kremlin arrest of activists strikes wrong chord at U2 gig in Moscow
The Guardian
The Guardian
Volunteers detained after Amnesty and Greenpeace invite U2 fans to sign petitions, a day after Bono meets Medvedev Bono performs under heavy rain at the Luzhniki stadium Photograph: Alexander Blotnitsky/AFP/Getty Images...
