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Irina Borogan ({{lang-ru|Ирина Петровна Бороган}}, born in Moscow, Russia) is a Russian investigative journalist. JournalismIrina Borogan started her journalistic career in 1996 as correspondent of Segodnya newspaper. For Segodnya she covered 1999 NATO bombing of the Federal Republic of Yugoslavia, Taiwan earthquake, situation in refugees camps in Ingushetia before the Second Chechen War. In September 2000, then in Izvestia, Irina Borogan covered law enforcement agencies and criminal activity. With Andrei Soldatov she was cofounder of the project Agentura.Ru. Since then Andrei Soldatov is editor and she is deputy editor of Agentura.Ru. In 2002-2004 she was correspondent of weekly newspaper Versiya and covered Moscow theater hostage crisis{{citation needed|date=November 2017}}. In 2004 she joined weekly Moscow News, covered Beslan siege for Moscow News. From January 2006 until November 2008 she worked for Novaya Gazeta. Borogan covered for Novaya Gazeta 2006 Lebanon War from Lebanon and tensions in West Bank and Gaza Strip (Palestine). She regularly gives comments on terrorism for the Moscow Times and since 2010 she writes for Foreign Policy and Foreign Affairs.[1] In November 2002 Irina Borogan was interrogated twice by FSB officers because of forthcoming article on the storming of the Moscow theatre and freeing of the hostages there on 26 October{{citation needed|date=November 2017}}. PublishingIn December 2005, Irina Borogan published with Andrei Soldatov the book New patriot games. How secret services have been changing their skin 1991-2004. In September 2010 Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan's book The Restoration of Russia's Security State and the Enduring Legacy of the KGB . In August 2011 The Russian version of the book sat on seventh place on the best seller list of Knizhnoe Obozrenie.[2] In early September it was the second place on the best seller list. On September 20 the authors were informed by Elena Evgrafova, a chief editor of the Alpina Business Books/United Press, that on September 14, the General Director of the Chekhov Poligraphic Complex, German Kravchenko, received a letter from the Moscow department of the FSB in which the Head of the 2nd Directorate of the 6th Inter-regional Section A.I.Sergeev requests information as to the identities of those individuals who placed the order for the publication of the book The New Nobility.[3] In October 2011 The French version of the New Nobility came out, published by François Bourin éditeur.[4] In December 2011 The Estonian edition was published by the Tanapaev Publisher.[5] In January 2012 the book came out in Chinese (Publisher CITIC).[6] Russia's Surveillance State ProjectIn October 2012 Agentura.Ru, Privacy International and Citizen Lab launched the joint project entitled [https://www.privacyinternational.org/blog/privacy-international-and-agenturaru-launch-the-joint-project-russias-surveillance-state 'Russia's Surveillance State'] with Andrei Soldatov as a head of the project and Irina Borogan as a deputy head. The aims of the project were to undertake research and investigation into surveillance practices in Russia, including the trade in and use of surveillance technologies, and to publicise research and investigative findings to improve national and international awareness of surveillance and secrecy practices in Russia. On October 6, 2013 The Guardian reported the research made by Andrei Soldatov and Irina Borogan over surveillance measures introduced by the Russian authorities at the 2014 Winter Olympics, including extensive electronic eavesdropping and surveillance.[7] The investigation was conducted in collaboration with Citizen Lab and Privacy International. The publication of the research prompted three European parliamentarians to raise concerns about surveillance at the 2014 Winter Olympics. Sophie in 't Veld, a Dutch member of the European parliament, and two other MEPs have tabled written questions in attempt to open a debate over Russian snooping. .[8] Books
References1. ^Foreign Affairs, Authors, Irina Borogan 2. ^Knizhnoe Obozrenie (Russia's Books Review) 3. ^FSB investigates the New Nobility 4. ^Le site de François Bourin éditeur {{webarchive|url=https://web.archive.org/web/20120104085733/http://www.bourin-editeur.fr/livre/les-heritiers-du-kgb-enquete-sur-les-nouveaux-boyards.html |date=2012-01-04 }} 5. ^Tanapaev Publisher's site 6. ^CITIC Press Corporation 7. ^[https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/oct/06/russia-monitor-communications-sochi-winter-olympics Russia to monitor 'all communications' at Winter Olympics in Sochi, The Guardian, 6 October 2013] 8. ^[https://www.theguardian.com/world/2013/nov/13/meps-concerns-sochi-winter-olympics-surveillance?CMP=twt_gu MEPs raise concerns over Sochi Winter Olympics surveillance plans, The Guardian, November 13, 2013] External links
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