Russia’s Novaya Gazeta ‘killed off’ after murders, arrests and pressure
Russia’s most prominent investigative newspaper is closing, with staff accusing the government of killing it off.
Russia’s most prominent investigative newspaper is closing, with staff accusing the government of killing it off, Al Jazeera English reported.
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- Russia’s Novaya Gazeta
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- World
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