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Impact from Russian Sanctions on the Global Economy and Energy Industry

This lecture at King’s College London is part of a series of talks by media professionals and experts on Russia organized by The Moscow Times at leading universities and research centers around the world. In his lecture, Zhdannikov explains how Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the subsequent Western sanctions on Moscow have resulted in a major shift in global energy flows and political...

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Russian Independent Journalism and Society Amid the Backdrop of War

This lecture at Tufts University is part of a series of talks by media professionals and experts on Russia organized by The Moscow Times at leading universities and research centers around the world. In his introductory remarks, lawyer Maxim Krupsky discusses how Russia’s “foreign agents” legislation has been tightened over the past 11 years. Sonya Groysman and Olga Churakova were among the...

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The Russian Media: Lessons From the 1990s – Nataliya Rostova

This lecture at George Washington University is part of a series of talks by media professionals and experts on Russia organized by The Moscow Times at leading universities and research centers around the world. Nataliya Rostova is one of the leading researchers on Russian media. In her lecture "The Russian Media: Lessons of the 1990s," Rostova discusses how the vector of Russian media...

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Gender Imbalance and Toxic Masculinity in Wartime Russia – Samantha Berkhead

This lecture at the Amherst College is part of a series of lectures organized by The Moscow Times at top world universities and given by media professionals and experts on Russia. Samantha Berkhead is the senior editor for The Moscow Times. She joined The Moscow Times in 2019 and lived in Russia from that year until the invasion of Ukraine in February 2022. At MT, she has reported on...

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Inside Putin’s Propaganda Mirror Chamber: How Has Russia Lost the Free Press? – Mikhail Fishman

This lecture at The Hague University of Applied Sciences is part of a series of lectures organized by The Moscow Times at European universities and given by Russian media professionals. Mikhail Fishman, an anchor for the independent TV Rain news channel and researcher of the history of Russian journalism, discusses the history of press freedom in Russia, how it is disappearing under President...

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The Gulag Legacy. Memory of Stalinism in Today’s Russia – Nikolai Epplée

This lecture at Leiden University is part of a series of lectures organized by The Moscow Times at European universities and given by Russian media professionals. Nikolai Epplée is a journalist, author, and independent researcher working on memorial culture and Soviet state terror. We sent a confirmation to your email. Please confirm your subscription. Our weekly newsletter contains a...

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Russian Civil Society and Media in an Era of Full Censorship – Ekaterina Martynova

This lecture at Bologna University is part of a series of lectures organized by The Moscow Times at European universities and given by Russian media professionals. Ekaterina Martynova, the editor of the independent student media outlet Doxa, discusses censorship in Russia since the invasion of Ukraine, anti-war sentiment and Russian media in exile. We sent a confirmation to your email....

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Why Russian Journalism Doesn't Help – Maksim Solius

This lecture at Masaryk University, Brno, is part of a series of lectures organized by The Moscow Times at European universities and given by Russian media professionals. Maksim Solius, an editor at independent investigative media outlet iStories, talks about how freedom of speech was lost in Russia and the difficulties facing modern Russian journalists. We sent a confirmation to your email....

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Making Putin Great (Again and Again) – Zhanna Agalakova

This lecture is part of a series of lectures organized by The Moscow Times at European universities and given by Russian media professionals. Russian journalist Zhanna Agalakova, who worked for state-run media for over 20 years before quitting over the 2022 invasion of Ukraine, discusses Putin's rise to power and his approach to governance at Maastricht University. We sent a confirmation to...

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The Price of Lying – Alexander Gubsky

In the first lecture of a new lecture series to take place at different European universities and organized by The Moscow Times, Alexander Gubsky, publisher of The Moscow Times, speaks at the University of Amsterdam about the war in Ukraine and its consequences for Russia. We sent a confirmation to your email. Please confirm your subscription. Our weekly newsletter contains a hand-picked...

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