Steve Rosenberg, BBC's Moscow correspondent for over 30 years, shares insights on his life as a foreign journalist in Russia amid growing media hostility.
Steve Rosenberg's long career in Moscow
Steve Rosenberg has spent over 30 years as a correspondent for the BBC in Moscow, covering events in Russia and the former Soviet Union. His experience spans multiple political and social changes in the region.
Interview during a visit to France
During a trip to France to receive the Bayeux Calvados-Normandie War Correspondent Award, Rosenberg gave an extensive interview to RFI's L'atelier des médias. The interview focused on his experiences as a foreign journalist in Russia.
Daily life as a foreign journalist in Russia
Rosenberg described the challenges and routines of working as a foreign journalist in Russia. He detailed the difficulties of navigating a complex media environment while maintaining journalistic integrity.
Reasons for staying in Russia
Despite the growing hostility toward the media in Russia, Rosenberg explained why he has chosen to remain in the country. He emphasized the importance of reporting from within the region, even in difficult conditions.
