Novaya Gazeta closes, Muratov vows to continue journalism from exile
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A Russian investigative newspaper founded and run by a Nobel Peace Prize winner has been forced to close following intensified Kremlin crackdown. Six of its reporters have been murdered over the years, underscoring the lethal risks of independent journalism in Russia. The closure marks a further consolidation of state control over media and signals a chilling effect on remaining independent outlets.
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Russian authorities have confirmed the closure of Novaya Gazeta, the last major independent newspaper, on November 9, 2026, following intensified state pressure and its designation as a 'foreign agent'. This action consolidates state control over the information space and eliminates a critical voice, with high confidence in the confirmed closure and its implications for press freedom.
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