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US Special Envoy Jared Kushner has said that Europe is fragmented, suggesting it would be highly beneficial if European nations could agree on a single representative to speak on their behalf. To discuss this, we speak with Swedish geopolitical analyst Mats Nilsson.

Russia is still fighting for the truth in a case that has seen Moscow accused of war crimes by Kiev and its foreign allies. The so-called 'Bucha massacre' scandal emerged after Russian forces pulled back from a town near the Ukrainian capital in March 2022. Moscow says the mass killing of civilians there was staged by Kiev itself. The latest online conference on the Bucha case was organi...

RT correspondent Charlotte Dubenskij reports from a Palestinian village near Nablus, where more than 100 vehicles were reportedly set ablaze in an attack attributed to Israeli settlers. Locals describe explosions, extensive property damage and disrupted water and electricity supplies, while expressing fears of further attacks.

American lawyer, journalist and political activist Daniel Kovalik argues that corruption is deeply entrenched in Ukraine’s government, saying that replacing individual officials will not change the system and predicting that major Western countries will continue supporting Kiev despite the scandal.

Three cities, three days, and now, a new development in the push to end the war in Ukraine. Donald Trump’s envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner meet with Vladimir Zelensky in Dublin after discussions in Abu Dhabi and Moscow. America Now anchor Olivia Flynn discusses the possibility of a path to peace with journalists Nebojsa Malic and Jamarl Thomas.

BREAKING NEWS – Federal Aviation Administration grounds all planes across the United States over reports of communications system failure. America Now anchor Olivia Flynn discusses the impact with the former director of Government and Public communications at the National Transportation Safety Board Jamie Finch. Plus, multiple members of Donald Trump’s cabinet are moving to secure locations – why?...

RT speaks with international attorney Kline Preston about the prospects for a negotiated settlement of the Russia-Ukraine conflict, ongoing humanitarian initiatives and the situation around Konstantinovka in the Donetsk region.

Former Ukrainian Prime Minister Nikolay Azarov speaks after his former adviser and press secretary was gravely wounded in a car bombing in Moscow. Azarov accuses Kiev’s security services of targeting the journalist over his political views and publications. He discusses threats to his own life, appeals over Ukrainian political prisoners and what he describes as European leaders’ silence.

A major shake-up in one of the world’s biggest tech companies: Nvidia announces that CEO Jensen Huang is stepping down after a second extramarital affair – this time involving a company’s executive – has been exposed. America Now anchor Scottie Nell Hughes discusses the impact of the story with Google whistleblower Zach Vorhies and the founder of Brighteon Platforms Mike Adams.

Diplomacy is back in motion – Donald Trump’s envoys meet with Vladimir Putin in Moscow. America Now anchor Scottie Nell Hughes discusses with political analyst Garland Nixon and former U.S. diplomat Jim Jatras whether the path to peace is becoming more certain.

Would European participation bring Ukraine peace talks closer to a deal? Swiss journalist and Forum Geopolitica founder Peter Hanseler argues that European leaders’ political interests could stand in the way.

Iran's Revolutionary Guard has put its latest defense tech on display as it seeks to show the country's standing firm amid threats of further attacks by the US and Israel. Saman Kojouri saw it all first-hand at the major expo.

US envoys Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner met with President Putin in the Kremlin, where he proposed extending joint Russian-Ukrainian humanitarian efforts to the frontline area of Konstantinovka, modeled on the recent operation in Alyoshki. To discuss this, we speak with German author and long-time war correspondent Thomas Roeper.

RT speaks with former senior Spanish diplomat and ambassador to Georgia José Antonio Zorrilla about growing protests across Europe, economic pressures and public dissatisfaction with government policies. Zorrilla discusses the impact of increased military spending and continued financial support for Ukraine on European economies and public services. He criticizes what he sees as Washington's...

RT hosts a panel discussion with Miko Peled, founder and director of the Palestine House of Freedom, Tehran University professor Seyed Mohammed Marandi, and Naim Joseph Salem, Professor of International Affairs and Diplomacy at the Lebanese Army Military Academy. The panelists respond to US Secretary of State Marco Rubio's accusations that Iran is responsible for instability across the Middle...

Brown University Professor of Slavic Studies Vladimir Golstein discusses Russia’s opposition to foreign troops in Ukraine, Europe’s approach to Moscow and the obstacles facing peace negotiations.

RT’s Daria Vaganova joins Russian personnel working alongside the Malian Armed Forces to explore their daily missions, equipment and challenges. Soldiers demonstrate an armored vehicle built on a Ural truck, introduce their rifles and explain how extreme heat affects everything from handling weapons to staying hydrated.

Brown University Professor of Slavic Studies Vladimir Goldstein discusses Russia’s opposition to foreign troops in Ukraine, Europe’s approach to Moscow and the obstacles facing peace negotiations.

A morning patrol aboard a low-flying Mi-8 helicopter kicks off a day with Russia’s Afrika Korps in Mali. RT’s Daria Vaganova joins Russian personnel working alongside the Malian Armed Forces to explore their daily missions, equipment and challenges. Soldiers demonstrate an armored vehicle built on a Ural truck, introduce their rifles and explain how extreme heat affects everything from handling we...

Darya Vaganova visits the Russian Africa Corps hospital in Bamako, Mali, where doctors treat wounded soldiers and civilians, perform complex surgery and tackle infectious diseases including malaria and dengue fever.

What happens when a nuclear power plant sits on the edge of a war zone? In an exclusive interview on the Sanchez Effect, Rosatom Director General Alexey Likhachev opens up about the daily heroism - and the tragic human toll - at the Zaporozhye NPP, where workers are targeted by the Ukrainian side on their way to work simply for staying on the job, and for choosing the Russian flag. Beyond the fron...

Danish MP Jacob Harris challenges Europe’s approach to the Ukraine conflict, arguing that continued escalation and resistance to dialogue are undermining prospects for peace. He discusses security guarantees for Russia and Ukraine, criticism of his outreach to Moscow, Denmark’s military funding for Kiev and the pressure facing Danish households. He also weighs Europe’s divisions, its strained inte...

As Steve Witkoff and Jared Kushner visit Moscow, retired British Royal Navy Commodore Steve Jermy assesses the prospects for renewed US-Russia diplomacy over Ukraine. Jermy questions European leaders’ demands for a seat at the negotiating table while refusing direct engagement with Russia. He explains why he believes a ceasefire without a clear settlement could allow Ukrainian forces to rearm and...

A new congressional report says that the federal government has failed the victims of Jeffrey Epstein for decades – and now, the lawmakers are demanding accountability. America Now anchor Scottie Nell Hughes discusses the story with independent journalist Sarah Westall and former CIA analyst Larry Johnson.

Russia, Ukraine and the U.S. reach a principled agreement of prisoner exchange – but can the momentum of the negotiations lead to a lasting peace? America Now anchor Scottie Nell Hughes discusses the story with editor of the Real War Newsletter David Pyne and senior research fellow at the Global Policy Institute George Szamuely.