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The newspaper announced last month that it would have to close after it was designated a "foreign agent".
Open original →A Novaya Gazeta article described its journalists’ operation to pack up and vacate their premises.
Open original →In late October, Novaya Gazeta announced it was closing. On November 5, World Digital Preservation Day, RIMA and Kronika are making the complete Novaya Gazeta archive available, including previously unavailable issues. They are now all collected in one place, free to read and fully searchable.
Open original →Russian investigative newspaper Novaya Gazeta was winding up its operations on Monday, November 9, and preparing to quit its central Moscow office after holding its final editorial meeting, bowing to what it said was a campaign of state pressure that had made it impossible to carry on reporting.
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Lights to go out at Russia's Novaya Gazeta, independent newspaper known for its fearless reporting
Lights to go out at Russia’s Novaya Gazeta, independent newspaper known for its fearless reporting
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