Iran without a Leader. What's Next?

How long will the war last? What future awaits the Middle East? NT discussed this with a Middle East policy expert, author of the book «All of Iran» Nikita Smagin* and Israeli journalist, military analyst David Sharp

February-March Ides

The last days and weeks have united the memory of such different, yet on the same side of history, leaders — Khrushchev, Gorbachev, Yeltsin, Gaidar, Nemtsov, Navalny**, believes columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*

How the 'Tsargrad' Defeated the Zionists

If university disciplines that undermine Western civilization continue to proliferate at the current pace, a lecture course on the 'Protocols of the Elders of Zion' will soon appear, believes columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*

Бенефициары российской агрессии

Зачем Путину война? Почему она растянулась на четыре года? Что будет после? На вопросы NT отвечают профессор Чикагского университета (США) Константин Сонин* и бизнесмен Евгений Чичваркин*

Cucumbers at MAX

Growing problems of the regime are currently being managed by the fantastic adaptability of the population. But the system will experience overloads in the event of the end of the Special Military Operation, believes columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*

Secrets of Backstage Diplomacy

On the pressure on Zelensky, informal communication channels with the dictator, and the role of Alexander Lukashenko as a mediator between the Kremlin and the White House, NT was told by the famous American journalist Simon Shuster

Navalny** was the only one who could take power from Putin

With his courage, political talent, and sincerity, he saved Russia's honor, believes Yevgenia Albats*

Русский контекст «файлов Эпштейна»

Как преломляется скандальная история в условиях России, какова природа «элитной» проституции, что может и чего не может государство в сфере человеческих отношений, — NT обсудил с Боженой Рынской, светской обозревательницей и популярным блогером, и Ольгой Романовой*, журналистом, правозащитницей, основательницей фонда «Русь сидящая»**

The Red Button of Red Square

The Kremlin has replaced the doctrine of 'restraint' with the doctrine of nuclear 'unrestraint' — the Doomsday Clock is ticking louder, according to columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*

«You can hope for a miracle, but you can't count on it»

66-year-old physicist and deacon of the Greek Catholic Church Alexander Shvedov, who left Russia after denunciations and harassment by z-activists, serves in a parish in French Lyon and is getting a job as a wind turbine mechanic — Ela Znamienskaya, journalist

«Политика Украины — драться за каждый метр»

С какими итогами пришли к 2026 году вооруженные силы Украины и России, The New Times расспросил Майкла Кофмана, военного аналитика, специалиста по России и Евразии Фонда Карнеги