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Editorial: What happens when oligarchs own media

When Jeff Bezos gutted the Washington Post, carrying out mass layoffs that included foreign bureaus, we watched it from Ukraine with dismay โ€” and recognition of a pattern we know too well. ย  As a Ukrainian newspaper publishing in English, we understand how essential it is to keep the world informed about Ukraine and Russiaโ€™s war. That is why we were alarmed to see one of the worldโ€™s most influential newspapers pulling back from exactly that mission. That retreat plays directly into the hands o

Epstein's Russia connections, explained

Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk became the first high-ranking official to ask the question on everyoneโ€™s mind on Feb. 4 โ€” Was convicted sex offender Jeffrey Epstein working with Russia? He added that Poland would investigate possible links between Epstein and Russian intelligence services. The latest batch of Epstein-related documents, released on Jan. 30, mentions Russia 5,876 times and Russian President Vladimir Putin 1,055 times. The files show that Epstein cultivated relationships with

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