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Global News World Press Freedom Day Interview Dmitry Muratov: 'Russia had a future, many think it has no more' By Madeleine von Holzen Serge Michel
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Ukraine Stories Russia News Fading colours: the diary of a Russian journalist who disagrees with the war By Ivan Zhilin
Explorations Dispatches from women in Afghanistan №2 Afghan journalist: like a bird escaping from the Taliban’s cage By Tooba Neda Safi
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Global News Human rights News “Let's protect media freedom!” proclaim in Geneva Swiss President and High Commissioner for Human Rights By Geneva Solutions
