Novaya Gazeta said it would end its remaining operations in Russia on 9 November after an eviction from its long-time Moscow offices. [E1]
A 31 October report had already said Russian authorities and intelligence services forced the paper to stop; the new announcement adds the closure date and the eviction from its Moscow office. [E3][E1]
The newspaper said its websites and print edition had been blocked, its media licence revoked and staff designated as “foreign agents” before the closure announcement. [E2]
The newspaper said it would turn off its servers and leave its 30-year home on 9 November. [E4]