Co-founder of Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta Dmitry Muratov speaks to journalists outside the outlet's office as it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323275
Journalists gather outside the outlet's office as it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323274
Co-founder of Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta Dmitry Muratov speaks to journalists outside the outlet's office as it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323272
A man stands under a sign "Novaya Gazeta lived here" which was placed over the outlet's plaque on the officea s it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323271
Co-founder of Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta Dmitry Muratov speaks to journalists outside the outlet's office as it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323269
Journalists gather outside the outlet's office as it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323245
A poster with a sign "Novaya Gazeta lived here" is placed over the outlet's plaque on the officea s it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323244
Co-founder of Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta Dmitry Muratov speaks to journalists outside the outlet's office as it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323242
A poster with a sign "Novaya Gazeta lived here" is placed over the outlet's plaque on the officea s it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323240
Editor-in-chief of Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta Sergei Sokolov speaks to journalists outside the outlet's office as it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323199
Editor-in-chief of Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta Sergei Sokolov speaks to journalists outside the outlet's office as it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. The newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323198
Editor-in-chief of Russian newspaper Novaya Gazeta Sergei Sokolov stands outside the outlet's office as it closes after more than 30 years in Moscow, Russia. he newspaper said pressure from the authorities had made it impossible to continue operating after it was designated a "foreign agent", ordered to vacate its offices and cut off from reader donations after banks stopped processing the payments, depriving it of a key source of funding.09.11.2026#9323194
