The New York Times journalist Masha Gessen has been awarded the Pulitzer Prize, one of the most prestigious awards in journalism and literature. This was announced at the official presentation ceremony held by the organizing committee of the award. The journalist was awarded the prize for her series of articles published in 2025 in the “Depiction” nomination, which analyze modern socio-political processes. According to the jury, the journalist’s work, based on historical facts and personal experience, contributes to a deeper study of the important issues of our time.
The works worthy of the award mainly analyze socio-political changes taking place in various regions and their historical roots on a scientific-publicistic basis. Masha Gessen has worked in various responsible positions in major publications around the world and is known as the author of numerous literary and journalistic works.
The Pulitzer Prize, which has been awarded since 1917, is considered one of the highest standards of journalism at the international level, and is recognized as a model of professional skill and creative approach. This creative achievement of the journalist has caused a wide response in the international publishing and media community.
