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Does the Ukraine war end at the pump? Russia is running out of fuel, and the Kremlin is abandoning its regions. Alienation to the dictator is increasing.
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Putin and the Ukraine War: Nobel laureate Dmitri Muratov talks to the BBC about repression, political prisoners and a possible escalation.
14-08-26.-In the Moscow offices of the newspaper Novaya Gazeta, the corridors are silent. There is an overwhelming sense of emptiness. "The newspaper no longer exists," says the former editor-in-chief Dimitri Muratov in an entrev...
Putin may be worried about his growing unpopularity at home. Putin's visit to the disputed Kuril Islands is an ominous warning to Europe and Japan. It's impossible to make a good deal with Iran. China is on the verge of winning the race for the icy Silk Road. Topics and opinions from the world press.
In the Moscow offices of the newspaper Novaya Gazeta, the corridors are silent. There is an overwhelming sense of emptiness. “The newspaper no longer exists,” former editor-in-chief Dmitry Muratov tells me in an exclusive interview published on BBC News’ YouTube channel (in Russian with English dubbing). Muratov, 64, co-founded Novaya Gazeta more than three decades ago. It became the flagship newspaper of independent and hard-hitting journalism …
“There will never be any ‘victory,’” journalist and editor Dmitry Muratov tells the BBC.
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