Meduza was created in 2014 by a group of journalists who left a much larger news site, Lenta.ru, after a Kremlin-friendly oligarch forced out its independent-minded editor, Galina Timchenko.

Russian authorities designated the independent news outlet Meduza an "undesirable organisation" on Thursday, effectively outlawing the site from operating in Russia and banning any Russian from ...

A Moscow court has fined Medusa Project SIA 400,000 rubles (almost $5,000) for “violating the procedure for the activities of a foreign agent.” The Telegram channel of Moscow’s courts of general ...

The move made Meduza the latest journalistic outlet to fall victim to the Kremlin’s efforts to suppress criticism. By Carly Olson Russian officials continued their campaign to stifle press ...

The Russian authorities have charged Meduza co-founder Galina Timchenko with the misdemeanor offense of violating Russia’s “foreign agent” law, according to online court records.. Timchenko stands ...

Meduza, an independent, Russian-language media outlet, accused the Russian authorities of carrying out an unprecedented wave of cyberattacks last month with the intent to “destroy” it.

Russian prosecutors labeled the independent news site Meduza “undesirable,” effectively criminalizing the outlet in the country. Skip to content.

BRUSSELS, April 24 (Reuters) - The European Union on Saturday rejected Russia's labelling of independent news site Meduza as a "foreign agent" media organisation, saying its media restrictions ...

Meduza was formed in 2014 by the former chief editor of Lenta.ru, Galina Timchenko, after she and most of Lenta.ru’s editorial staff left following an ownership change.

Meduza and Mediazona are newsrooms with staff both inside and outside of Russia. They put the true number of Russian soldiers killed in Ukraine since the beginning of the war at about 47,000.