Совершеннолетние получили сроки от 16 до 19 лет, подростку назначили четыре года, свидетелем ...

'Military Putinism' follows the destructive path of the Soviet Union — the military-industrial complex consumes all resources without regard for their depletion, believes columnist The New Times ...

Russia is facing a widespread gasoline shortage, non-functioning internet, bankruptcy of civilian enterprises, labor shortages, and economic exhaustion. What could Putin do under these circumstances?

Movies, war, life through the eyes of filmmaker and producer Alexander Rodnyansky* — in a conversation with the editor-in-chief of The New Times, Evgenia Albats* ...

Его обвинили в «призывах к экстремизму и терроризму», а также в теракте по заданию ...

If you don't know how to get out of a deadlock state — extend and deepen it: this is the way of existence of the Putin system, believes columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov* ...

Why is the "gas station country" unable to handle the fuel problem domestically? The New Times asks Sergey Vakulenko, a senior research fellow at the Carnegie Berlin Office and former analyst at ...

What artificial intelligence learns from, what influences it during training, political biases and fakes, and whether control over information is possible in the AI era, the editor-in-chief NT Evgenia ...

About the lack of rights, humiliation, and hopelessness driving Russians to war, — the editor-in-chief of The New Times, Yevgenia Albats* reflects on Dmitry Glukhovsky's* novel «Registration».

In Moscow, flowers were laid at the Solovetsky Stone and names were read at three «Last Address» houses, in 120 cities worldwide, names of the repressed were restored ...

Where is Russia heading, what does it mean for Ukraine, Europe, and the USA? When will the Russian economy collapse to stop the war? And what could the West have done differently to prevent the ...