Nadezda Motina -

| | | Golden Pen award for investigative reporting (2019); European Journalist of the Year nomination (2021). | | Current focus | Since 2022 she has shifted toward research on media regulation in post‑Soviet states , publishing policy briefs for NGOs and speaking at the International Journalism Forum in Berlin. |

Motina's international breakthrough came in 2015 when she won the European Girls' Championship U16. Her victory in this tournament marked a turning point in her career, as she began to gain recognition as a rising star in the chess world. In 2016, Motina won the World Girls' Championship U18, further solidifying her position as a top young player. nadezda motina

| Item | Details | |------|---------| | | Nadezhda Sergeyevna Motina | | Born | 23 May 1991, Moscow, Russia | | Title | Woman International Master (WIM), awarded 2012 | | Peak FIDE rating | 2310 (June 2014) | | Notable achievements | | | | Golden Pen award for investigative

. Navigating a Shifting Market Motina has been vocal about the challenges of the current geopolitical climate. Following the 2022 Hollywood embargo on Russia, she emphasized the importance of independent distributors in keeping cinema alive, noting that culture should educate and provide an escape from propaganda. Despite the difficulties, she continues to advocate for the power of "other cultures" on the big screen. AI can make mistakes, so double-check responses Copy Creating a public link... You can now share this thread with others Good response Bad response 14 sites Nadezda Motina Launches Russian Distribution Outfit Arna ... 28 Oct 2021 — Her victory in this tournament marked a turning