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Moskovsky Komsomolets

Moskovsky Komsomolets is a Moscow-based daily founded in 1919 and one of Russia's highest-circulation newspapers. Privately owned and edited since 1983 by Pavel Gusev, the tabloid mixes politics, crime, and human-interest reporting in a popular register, operating within Russian media regulations while retaining one of the largest mass readerships in the country.

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