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‘The war was a mistake, but losing it is unacceptable’
Even among their readers, there are people who continue to make excuses for the invasion. Meduza decided to hear what these people had to say: they asked them to explain why they support Russia waging war on Ukraine.by Meduza -
What does Russia's martial law entail?
On October 19, Russian president Vladimir Putin signed a ...
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Rob Lee: 'Huge breakthrough Kherson unlikely'
Journalist Lilia Yapparova interviewed military analyst Rob Lee on Meduza about Ukraine’s push to liberate the Kherson region from Russian occupation. 'Will they be able to take back all of Kherson? I don't know. But I think they will be able to at least take back some towns and have some success.'by Lilia Yapparova -
Fools have no future in Russia
On December 28 and 29 Russia's Supreme Court and the Moscow City Court liquidated Memorial, the historical and human rights association funded by Andrei Sakharov. 'This is naked intimidation and revenge.'by Meduza -
Steun de vrije pers van Rusland. Help Meduza voortbestaan!
Op 25 oktober komt journaliste Galina Timchenko, oprichtster en CEO van de onafhankelijke Russische nieuwswebsite
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The Great Turn in Putin’s Post-Post-Authoritarianism
A regime that for twenty years sought to be an exemplar of ‘hybrid authoritarianism,’ seems to be seeking to get back to basics. Belarus, Navalny, the persecution of his anti-corruption organisation FBK and independent media have made Putin change his mind. It is not (yet) totalitarianism, but it is definitely a watershed.by Mark Galeotti -
Vrije journalistiek wordt een beroep voor dissidenten
Na incidentele repressie tegen journalisten in de afgelopen jaren heeft het Kremlin nu de frontale aanval op de journalistiek
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Kremlin draait kritische media verder duimschroeven aan
Met het besluit om de nieuwssite Meduza tot ‘buitenlandse agent’ te bestempelen, perkt de Russische regering het kritische
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