On the eve of voting day, The New Times spoke with Georgetown University professor, former CNN Moscow bureau chief Jill Dougherty and famous financier-investor Alexei Fridland about what scenarios await the United States after the victory of one or another presidential candidate. Evgenia Albats*: Just before November 5, the New York Times released the latest sociological survey, which shows that the country is simply divided in half.

What awaits the ruling party, what the opposition can achieve and what leader is needed by the country-The New Times asked Ekaterina Kotrikadze*, the head of the information service of the Rain TV channel*, and Martha Ardashelia, founder and chief editor of the SOVA media project (Tbilisi) Georgian President Salome Zurabishvili plays at a rally in front of the Georgian parliament, Tbilisi, October 28, 2024.

The military power of Russia - what is it like? How long can Putin afford war? The military analyst, senior researcher at the USF Navy (CNA) Dmitry Gorenburg and a military observer, a former columnist NT, and after the start of the war, analyst the Stockholm Center for Eastern European Studies, answer the questions of Evgenia Albats*. Evgenia Albats: In the media, there is a lot of confusion regarding the state of war in Ukraine.

As the liquidation of the leader of Hamas, the war in Lebanon and the inclusion of North Korea in the war in Ukraine can affect the development of events in the Middle East and Europe?

On October 22, 2024, the European Human Rights Court made a decision in the case of The New Times in 22 million 500 thousand rubles, which was the largest fine in the history of Russian media. The court ordered the Russian state to pay NT material damage in the amount of 289,670 euros and 10,000 euros to the chief editor and CEO Evgenia Albats* NT was fined even in the previous, pre -war life - on October 26, 2018 by the justice of the judicial section No. 367 of the Tver district of Moscow.

What is a zet-enlightenment, how to protect against this children and is it necessary to protect them? The New Times talked with the teacher, founder of the St. Petersburg school of informal education "Orange" Dima Zitser and Columonist NT Andrei Kolesnikov* On alternatives for teachers and parents Evgenia Albats*: The Russian State Pedagogical Institute named after Herzen issued methodological recommendations on how to recognize future extremists to school teachers.

Interview with Evgenia Albats* Gas. The picture was taken March 14, 2024. Photo: AP In December 2023, 2024, I was in Israel and traveled to the kibbutses and towns of the south of Israel, where a massacre occurred on October 7, 2023, 1,200 people were killed, and 257 were taken hostage, in the tunnels of the gas sector. In the early morning, 3,000 militants and ordinary residents of Gaza crossed the border with Israel.

Where did Putin find resources for warfare, despite the large -scale economic sanctions imposed by the West? What did the experts mistaken, evaluating the economic capabilities of Russia? The dean of the London Business School, Professor Sergey Guriev* and economist, professor of economics of Harvard University, Oleg Itskhoki, answer questions from Evgenia Albats*. Evgenia Albats: Bloomberg News published the upcoming federal budget of Russia. The draft budget for 2025 and 2026–2027.

Why did Russia turn into an aggressive militaristic power? What does Putin have in common with Stalin and what is the difference? Can he press the trigger of the nuclear war? Professor Stet Kotkin, senior researcher at the Guver Institute and the Institute of International Studies at Stanford University (USA), author of a large -scale study of the political biography of Stalin and totalitarian USSR ** answers questions from Evgenia Albats*.

Mikhail Gorbachev - NT. Interview with February 17, 2016 Hereinafter Mikhail Sergeyevich Gorbachev during an interview with the Gorbachev Foundation, Moscow, February 17, 2016 photo: Alexey Antonenko NT: *Mikhail Sergeyevich, they say that at your last meeting with (Prime Minister of Great Britain in 1979-1990) Margaret Thatcher, she asked you: “Mikhail, do you still want to manage?” It was ten years ago.

Interview with Mikhail Gorbachev, The New Times on November 19, 2012 Photo: Vasily Popov NT: *Mikhail Sergeyevich, why did you decide to publish this book now? * In fact, the death of Raisa set me in motion. She was going to write a book, she had a plastic bag with notes: she threw leaves there, as if chapters; In my opinion, 23 chapters are gaining there. She began to remember from trips, the first was Germany.

I went to towns and villages within a radius of 350 kilometers from Moscow to talk to people. I wanted to understand who and why is against the war, and who and why is for it. Report by Evgenia Albats with comments by a psychologist, sociologist and propaganda specialist "Bandera mongrel," said the rabbi. At first I did not understand: who is he? It was the first time in my life that I visited the synagogue at Pushkinskaya 22 in Tver, and I had never crossed paths with Rabbi Rosenzweig before.

Without exception, all of them are opportunists who considered support for the regime as a form of capital accumulation, and Putin’s aggressive rhetoric against the West as the right business strategy, writes Yevgenia Albats The strongest impression of recent weeks is that it seems that cotton has been inserted into the ears. The old sounds, the conversations, the crossings, it all evaporated.

What do the results of the first phase of the "special military operation" indicate? How can the armed conflict end for Russia and Ukraine? Why did the United States go to the disclosure of classified information?