An oilman from Houston Fadi Khraibe, a political scientist, an expert in energy security from Washington Ariel Cohen, and the editor-in-chief NT Evgenia Albats* discuss what awaits Russia after October 18, 2026, when US President Donald Trump may impose secondary sanctions against countries purchasing Russian oil and gas
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 Albats* talked with Professor Joshua Tucker, one of the founders and co-director of the Center for Social Media, AI, and Politics at New York University
Lack of qualified expertise, focus on well-known names, passion for fabricated 'news'—these are the ailments afflicting Russian-speaking internet channels. On the cost of ignorance in online journalism, the editor-in-chief NT Evgenia Albats* spoke with Alexei Venediktov*, the editor-in-chief of the radio station 'Echo of Moscow', which was taken off the air in March 2022
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*
The editor-in-chief of The New Times Yevgenia Albats* — on what drives the new sentences, criminal cases, and persecution of opposition figures in Russia
How does the capital of the aggressor state live between drone attacks? What exploded near Moscow? How did Russia learn to live without the internet and now learns to live without Wildberries? We discuss this with Moscow political scientist, columnist NT Andrey Kolesnikov*
What could make Putin stop the killings in Ukraine? What is the cost of Wildberries for the economy? What is Russian business capable of? The New Times asked renowned economist, Professor at the University of Chicago Konstantin Sonin* about this