CLEAN : Calling Novaya Gazeta a foreign agent would be "stupid" says Nobel laureate Muratov

The transcript discusses the significant impact of a newspaper over 30 years, highlighting its role in saving prisoners during the Chechen War, reforestation efforts, and humanitarian aid. It addresses the controversy of labeling its contributors as foreign agents, which could provoke public outrage. The speaker questions whether it's better to be labeled as foreign agents or face the loss of lives, concluding with a preference for closure over violence.

What significant action did the newspaper take during the Chechen War?

• It provided financial support to the government.

• It organized peace talks.

• It saved prisoners.

• It launched a new publication.

How does the newspaper compensate for its paper usage?

• By recycling old newspapers.

• By using digital platforms.

• By reducing the number of pages.

• By planting trees.

In what way has the newspaper helped thousands of people?

• By providing free education.

• By raising funds for medical needs.

• By offering free subscriptions.

• By organizing community events.

What is the potential reaction of readers if the newspaper's contributors are labeled as foreign agents?

• They would be indifferent.

• They would be supportive.

• They would be outraged.

• They would be confused.

What moral dilemma is discussed regarding the newspaper's future?

• Deciding whether to increase subscription fees.

• Choosing between being labeled or facing violence.

• Deciding whether to expand internationally.

• Choosing between digital and print formats.