Novaya Gazeta Evicted from Moscow Office After 29 Years

The editorial office of 'Novaya Gazeta', a prominent Russian newspaper, is being evicted from its building in central Moscow after nearly three decades. The eviction notice comes amidst the newspaper's recent designation as a 'foreign agent' by Russian authorities. The Anna Politkovskaya Museum, located within the building, will also close. The newspaper's editor-in-chief, Sergei Sokolov, cited minimal time to pack and a lack of a new location. The eviction follows difficulties in restoring the newspaper's donation system due to corporate refusals since being labeled a 'foreign agent'.