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Russia’s Novaya Gazeta to cease publication amid Kremlin crackdown

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Russia's independent newspaper Novaya Gazeta announced its cessation of publication after over three decades, citing the Kremlin's crackdown and media ban as the primary reasons. This marks the end of a long history of investigative journalism under the current regime. The decision follows a period of increasing restrictions on independent media in Russia.

Key points

• Novaya Gazeta, Russia's most renowned independent newspaper, announced its cessation of publication after more than three decades.
• The newspaper cited the Kremlin's crackdown and ban on the media outlet as the reasons for ending its work.

Context

Novaya Gazeta is a flagship investigative newspaper known for its courageous reporting. Its cessation represents a significant shift in the Russian media landscape following the normalization of the Kremlin's control over independent media outlets.

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