О промежуточных результатах конфликта на Ближнем Востоке для США, Израиля и Ирана NT поговорил с иранистом Никитой Смагиным*, израильским военным аналитиком Давидом Шарпом и профессором Гарвардского университета Евгением Шахновичем
Russia is no longer participating in the space race—because such a competition is peaceful and implies the normal development of a country: for Putin, the Soviet Union is as far away as the Moon, columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov* believes.
Внучка сталинского наркома, советская диссидентка, английская леди Маша Слоним — о своей новой книге
The Russian authorities are concerned with the spiritual prevailing over the material, the "thousand-year history"—so we live as if a thousand years ago, believes columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*
How does Russia help Iran? Where does Tehran get so many missiles? And where did Trump miscalculate? Israeli military analyst David Sharp* answers questions from NT
Russia is falling into an anxious-depressive state, but this does not change anything in the Kremlin's policy, according to columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*
The widespread sale of power by security threats attracts fewer and fewer buyers, who are very tired of the forcibly imposed goods, says columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*
In the center of 21st century Moscow, there is no internet: what are they so afraid of in the Kremlin? When will Russians run out of patience? What is the Putin nomenclature counting on? This is a conversation with NT with former editor-in-chief of 'Echo of Moscow' Alexei Venediktov*, editor-in-chief of the project 'We Can Explain' Maxim Glikin*, and political scientist Dmitry Oreshkin*
From Kissinger to Brzezinski — one move: readers after Orwell turned to the books of American sages, believes columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*
How Putin and Trump are engaged in a mutually respectful proxy confrontation — columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*