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The Kremlin is sanctioning me – but why can’t they get my name right?

26 August 2023

4:00 PM

26 August 2023

4:00 PM

Journalists love being put on blacklists. In a profession that prides itself on holding the powerful to account, there’s no better accolade than being banned from a politician’s press conferences, put on some spin doctor’s dossier of ‘unfriendly’ hacks, or better still, declared persona non grata by some tyrant’s regime.

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