How Russian dissidents are pressing for action on Putin in DC
Nobel Peace Prize laureate and Moscow-based journalist Dmitry Muratov is careful about what he says and for good reason. He was assaulted in 2022 with red paint laced with acetone, and he’s seen colleagues murdered or forced into exile and his newspaper shut down. In a rare appearance in Washington, D.C. on Monday, he spoke...
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