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Barents Pride cancelled (opens the original)
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Norwegian organisers say they do not want to put Russian LGBT people at risk. Meanwhile, participants in previous years’ Pride events argue that they are capable of taking care of their own safety. Ivan, from Moscow, is just over 30. He works in IT and has everything that might be considered a sign of a successful life. But Ivan is missing the most important thing – freedom. Ivan is gay, and he has to hide his relationships for fear of harassment. Trips to Pride in Kirkenes – which he attended t
“Anyone but United Russia”: How Kirkenes residents voted in the State Duma “election” (opens the original)
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Journalists from the Barents Observer spent the entire day outside the polling station in Kirkenes, the Norwegian border town, talking to Russians who had decided to take part in the “election.” Sunday, 20 September, 8 a.m. On the empty street opposite the Russian Consulate General, activist Natalia Solyanik hangs a garland with anti-war slogans and sets up display boards with quotations from the Constitution. She then puts out chairs and a small table beside the public memorial to Aleksei Naval
Drone strike on Novy Urengoy gas plant (opens the original)
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A plant processing gas condensate is on fire in the heart of Russia’s Arctic gas-producing region, more than 2,800 kilometres from the border with Ukraine. This is the first known attack on a gas facility in the Yamalo-Nenets Autonomous Okrug. With a population of more than 100,000, Novy Urengoy is the largest city in the region. Photos and videos posted on social media show open flames and black smoke rising from the gas processing plant on the outskirts of Novy Urengoy. The attack on Wednesday
Justice Ministry designates Novaya Gazeta as ‘foreign agent’ (opens the original)
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Russia’s Justice Ministry has designated Novaya Gazeta, one of the few independent media outlets to have continued operating in the country, as a “foreign agent”. The ministry made the announcement Friday afternoon as part of its latest update to the official register of foreign agents. In a statement, it accused the newspaper of “spreading false information about decisions taken by Russian public authorities and their policies, as well as about the Russian electoral system”. The authorities als
Fuel crisis grips Karelia (opens the original)
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Russia's fuel crisis is disrupting daily life in Karelia, leaving tourism businesses stranded, hampering rescue operations, and threatening firewood supplies. Barents Observer reports on how residents are coping with fuel shortages and who they hold responsible. Names have been changed for safety. Alina, a resident of Karelia, has owned a tourist base in the north of the region for seven years — a small hotel, a house, and guest cottages. The main clientele are residents of Moscow and St. Peters
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