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Радиостанция «Майя» начала вещание на Шпицбергене менее года назад как русскоязычный медиапроект для местных жителей и российских специалистов.
Журналист Станислав Шуберт рассказал о причинах закрытия единственной русской радиостанции в Шпицбергене в беседе с KP.RU.
Главред радио «Комсомольская правда» Андрей Горбунов отправился в экспедицию на архипелаг и поговорил с местными жителями.
«Нам пришлось закрыться в июле 2026 года. Станция просуществовала меньше года. От норвежского Роскомнадзора (прим. «Лента.ру» — Норвежского управления по делам СМИ) пришло постановление, что радио "Майя" является инструментом российской пропаганды и не имеет права вещать на территории Норвегии. Так и закончилась наша недолгая, но славная история», — отметил Шуберт.
AI outlook — possibilities, not facts
Россия может оспорить решение норвежских властей через международные медиаорганизации
Possible · Within months

The international media group Russia Today and the Media Corporation of China agreed to expand news exchange, joint video production and strengthen media ties.

Novaya Gazeta, included by the Ministry of Justice of the Russian Federation in the register of foreign agents, will challenge its status. This was reported by the press secretary of the publication Nadezhda Prusenkova on the Telegram channel “Caution Media”. She also stated that the newspaper will continue to operate. The Ministry of Justice recognized the publication as a foreign agent earlier on September 4 due to the publication of false information about the decisions and policies of the Russian authorities and opposition to the special operation in Ukraine.
Hong Kong-based author Nury Vittachi told RT that Western media are using unverified claims about Beijing censoring Nepal-Tibet flood footage to promote false narratives about China, citing Tibetan advocacy groups funded by the US-based National Endowment for Democracy without disclosing their backing, while on-the-ground reporting from CGTN and BBC shows flood devastation at Gyirong Port with ongoing rescue efforts.

Pro-Russian telegram channels used photographs of Ukrainian women for clickbait, promising videos of violence in captivity. The BBC identified about 6,500 such posts with 65 million views, which served to build an audience and monetize.

Ten years ago, Russian state media outlet Sputnik launched in Scotland, positioning itself as an alternative to mainstream media and attracting supporters of Scottish independence. However, from the very beginning of his work, suspicions arose about the spread of propaganda and disinformation in the interests of the Kremlin, which led to criticism from politicians and the media, and in 2021-2022. to the cessation of broadcasting in the UK and Europe amid worsening relations with Russia.

Canada's CBC has revised its editorial guidelines and will now refer to the events of September 11, 2001 as a terrorist attack without requiring the speaker to characterize the event as such, following criticism and a statement from FBI chief Cash Patel calling the previous position an insult to victims.