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Russian police detain journalists who back media freedom - Vimarsana News

Russian police detain journalists who back media freedom

Russian police on Saturday detained several journalists who protested authorities' decision to label a top independent TV channel as a “foreign agent.” The journalists held individual pickets outside the main headquarters of the country's top domestic security agency, the FSB, on Moscow's Lubyanka Square. They held placards such ...

Russia: Journalists detained in press freedom demonstration - Vimarsana News

Russia: Journalists detained in press freedom demonstration

On Friday, Russian officials declared two independent media outlets as "foreign agents."

Pressefreiheit in Russland: TV Doschd zum "Agenten" erklärt - Vimarsana News

Pressefreiheit in Russland: TV Doschd zum "Agenten" erklärt

Der letzte private Fernsehsender in Russland mit nationaler Ausstrahlung ist als «ausländischer Agent» eingestuft worden. Das bedroht seine Existenz. Für kritischen Journalismus wird der Raum immer enger.

Source: nzz.ch
Wanted Russian oil official shielded from fraud charges by UK bought $40 million mansion in London before fleeing Moscow - reports - Vimarsana News

Wanted Russian oil official shielded from fraud charges by UK bought $40 million mansion in London before fleeing Moscow - reports

Andrey Votinov, the former vice president of energy giant Rosneft, allegedly bought a three-story mansion in London for £28.8 million ($40.8 million), shortly before fleeing Russia and escaping to live in the United Kingdom.

Source: rt.com
For Russia's Last Remaining Independent Media, April Was the Cruelest Month - Vimarsana News

For Russia's Last Remaining Independent Media, April Was the Cruelest Month

For Russia's Last Remaining Independent Media, April Was the Cruelest Month April was a terrible month for freedom of expression in Russia. In early April, the authorities struck at Roman Anin, editor-in-chief of iStories (Important Stories), a new outlet specializing in investigative journalism. The Russian Federal Security Service (FSB) raided Anin’s home and iStories’ office in connection with a 2016 criminal invasion of privacy case that had been dormant for more than four years  concerning his reporting on a luxury yacht, owned by an off-shore company, on which the then-wife of Ig...