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investigative journalism
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Russia
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Viewed with suspicion by the government and often suppressed to maintain control over media narratives
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1
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2
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journalism
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Russia
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Journalism is heavily censored and controlled by the state, independent reporting is often suppressed or punished.
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1
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3
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journalist
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Russia
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Journalists are often expected to align their reporting with government narratives and may face censorship or political pressure.
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1
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4
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journalist
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Russia
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Journalists are often employed by state-owned media organizations and are expected to portray news in a way that aligns with the government's narrative and interests.
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1
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5
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journalist
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Russia
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Journalists may be subject to state censorship and have to adhere to government-approved narratives in their reporting.
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1
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6
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trust in journalism
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Russia
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Public trust in journalism is heavily influenced by the government's control over media and news outlets.
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