Perhaps this is the difference between the media of the new generation of newspapers and those that replaced them - veterans of the classic, Soviet Komsomol know how to avoid pressure, hide a fig in their pocket, sabotage the most important instructions from above, while Komsomol people in the non-governmental era do not know how to do such a thing, they always do what they are told, and do not act on it." This material (information) is produced and (or) distributed by a foreign agent of the Republic Project or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the Republic Project On October 30, Novaya Gazeta* announced its closure after 33 years of continuous activity. On November 9, the system will leave the complex on Potfovsky route, where it has lived for 29 years. The news of the closure of the oldest independent publication in Russia spread for more than a day in the journalistic and human rights community; Publications ranging from Medusa** to Kommersant issued statements of support for their colleagues. However, some particularly "uncompromising" speakers did not refrain from pointing out that the words "kill" and "tragedy" in relation to the newspaper are inappropriate against the background of ongoing wars. A Sunday sermon by Oleg Kashin* deals with the unique position and absolute loneliness of Novaya Gazeta in the age of biased journalism. * The Ministry of Justice considers "foreign agents", "Medusa" an "undesirable" organization.

Perhaps this is the difference between the media of the new generation of newspapers and those that replaced them - veterans of the classic, Soviet Komsomol know how to avoid pressure, hide a fig in their pocket, sabotage the most important instructions from above, while Komsomol people in the non-governmental era do not know how to do such a thing, they always do what they are told, and do not act on it." This material (information) is produced and (or) distributed by a foreign agent of the Republic Project or relates to the activities of a foreign agent of the Republic Project On October 30, Novaya Gazeta* announced its closure after 33 years of continuous activity. On November 9, the system will leave the complex on Potfovsky route, where it has lived for 29 years. The news of the closure of the oldest independent publication in Russia spread for more than a day in the journalistic and human rights community; Publications ranging from Medusa** to Kommersant issued statements of support for their colleagues. However, some particularly "uncompromising" speakers did not refrain from pointing out that the words "kill" and "tragedy" in relation to the newspaper are inappropriate against the background of ongoing wars. A Sunday sermon by Oleg Kashin* deals with the unique position and absolute loneliness of Novaya Gazeta in the age of biased journalism. * The Ministry of Justice considers "foreign agents", "Medusa" an "undesirable" organization.