Podcasts | Next Year in Moscow

6. Remote work

In episode 6 of our podcast, we ask how effectively emigré media can project the truth back into Russia

Image: The Economist

Soon after the full-scale invasion of Ukraine, the Kremlin imposed strict media laws that criminalised any reporting of the truth. Independent journalists working abroad are providing an alternative to the powerful narrative that is broadcast 24/7 on state television. Can emigrés still have an impact on the silent majority inside Russia?

Designated Director-General of the European Organization for Nuclear Research (CERN), British physicist Mark Thomson poses for a portrait at the organization's offices in Meyrin, near Geneva.

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