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In this episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’ Rick sits down with James Carden, author of ‘The Great Betrayal: How the Democrats became the party of war’. From LBJ’s devastating campaign in Vietnam and Clinton’s bombing of Belgrade to Obama and Biden’s escalation in Ukraine and Gaza, Carden traces a dark historical shift. He breaks down the two toxic forces driving modern U.S. foreign policy; 1) The Militar...

Global defense companies are gathering in Bamako as Mali hosts the second BAMEX International Defense and Security Exposition. Under the theme of “field-proven solutions,” exhibitors from Russia, Türkiye, China, the United States and other countries are presenting military technology to African decision-makers. RT’s Daria Vaganova explores the equipment on display, including Russia’s 4x4 and 8x8 m...

Stephen Miller has been one of the most influential voices in the Trump administration since the President’s first term. Now he’s getting even more power than he had before. America Now anchor Scottie Nell Hughes discusses what this means for the future with journalists Tiffany Cianci and Shannon Joy.

Russia and Ukraine are heading back to the negotiating table, but their demands remain miles apart. America Now anchor Scottie Nell Hughes discusses with former Ukrainian diplomat Andrey Telizhenko and former U.S. Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik whether the path to peace is still possible and if it is – what will it take?

RT speaks with Israeli Knesset member Ofer Cassif of the Hadash party about the political situation in Israel following the elections and the prospects of forming a new government.

RT speaks with retired US Colonel, former Virginia State Senator and former head of the Army's Criminal Law Division at the Pentagon Richard Black about the controversy surrounding US military operations against Iran and Venezuela.

RT speaks with former adviser to Ukraine's Prosecutor General and ex-diplomat Andrey Telizhenko about the upcoming trilateral negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi.

RT correspondent Igor Zhdanov reports live from Abu Dhabi ahead of the upcoming trilateral negotiations between Russia, Ukraine and the United States.

RT hosts a panel discussion with former US diplomat Jim Jatras, former CIA officer and Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest Foundation Philip Giraldi, and Mises Institute contributor Finn Andreen ahead of the upcoming trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi.

RT speaks with German MP and AfD member Dr. Rainer Rothfuss about rising energy costs, inflation and growing public dissatisfaction with Germany's economic and political direction.

RT speaks with former Austrian Foreign Minister and current head of the G.O.R.K.I. Centre at St. Petersburg State University Karin Kneissl about Europe's exclusion from the upcoming trilateral talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States in Abu Dhabi.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’ Rick sits down with Pierre de Gaulle - grandson of the legendary French General Charles de Gaulle - who pulls no punches in saying Europe has traded its sovereignty for a culture of short-term consumption. He outlines the deep ideological fault lines fracturing the modern world. On one side stands a detached Western technocracy clinging to an aggressive, o...

Could withdrawing UN peacekeepers from Western Sahara open the door to another war? Malainin Lakhal, deputy permanent representative of the Sahrawi Republic to Ethiopia and the African Union, warns against ending MINURSO without resolving the conflict. He challenges Washington’s recognition of Moroccan sovereignty, condemns the deal linking that recognition to Morocco’s normalization with Israel,...

RT’s Camila Lozano Delgado examines recruitment of Latin Americans into Ukraine’s armed forces, the financial pressures drawing Colombian veterans into overseas conflicts, and families’ accounts of broken promises. The report also explores demands to investigate recruiters over fraud, human trafficking and other crimes.

A drug user in Bangui says he began taking opioids at just 10. Another describes how pills left him unable to recognize people around him. RT’s Maryam Feudjio joins Central African security forces and their Russian partners on nighttime operations targeting drug trafficking. Searches uncover supplies of tramadol, while a pharmacy raid leads to an arrest over missing licensing documents.

After the disastrous performance at the midterm elections, the Republican party is trying to figure out what went wrong – and prominent conservative influencers are blaming each other. America Now anchor Jalyssa Dugrot discusses with former congressional candidate Sam Husseini and radio host Garland Nixon.

First, a major shakeup taking place at the White House, and it's giving us a clear signal of how President Trump wants to handle his last two years in office. Meanwhile, a divide is already taking place across the Democratic Party, and some are saying out with the old and in with the new. America Now anchor Olivia Flynn discusses the future of the party with legal and media analyst Lionel, as...

Iran could extend its ballistic missile range beyond its self-imposed 2,000-kilometer limit in response to emerging threats, says Ezzatollah Zarghami, a member of the Iranian government’s Council on Cyberspace. Zarghami discusses potential changes to Iran’s defense doctrine and warns that European interests in the region give Tehran multiple ways to respond to threats. He also dismisses Trump’s wa...

With the US midterms over and the results in, how could foreign policy change? Will the approach to the war on Iran and the conflict in Ukraine be affected? Also, does European NATO really want to go war with Russia? CrossTalking with George Szamuely and Mark Sleboda.

RT speaks with market analyst, author and former hedge fund manager Alex Krainer about the economic difficulties and growing wave of protests across Europe, particularly in France. Krainer discusses rising living costs, public dissatisfaction with political elites and the impact of European governments' spending priorities, including financial and military support for Ukraine.

In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew take a quick look on the Big Blue Wave - but really, you've probably seen all the memes about it anyway, so we go on to talk about something you won't see in the MSM: the tale of Ukranian Nazi torture chambers and their really twisted sense of humor. Tune in.

Violent protests are sweeping parts of Europe as economic hardship and political tensions deepen. International attorney Philippe De Veulle discusses unrest in France and Albania, the EU's economic policies, spending on Ukraine, and why he believes Brussels could be heading toward a major crisis.

The US midterm elections have come and gone, and the question of renewed hostilities in the Middle East is being discussed with militaristic bravado in Washington and Tehran despite security jitters across the region. After two failed escalations by the United States and Israel, is there a reason to expect a third time to be lucky? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Dania Koleilat Khatib, Co-fou...

A gunman killed at least six people and wounded a number of others in Krakow, Poland on Saturday afternoon, according to local police. The attacker opened fire on random people from a car in the city’s Main Market Square before being shot and arrested by police, according to an official statement. To discuss this, we speak with Italian journalist for 'Radio Belarus', Davide Carbonaro.

Bulgarian representative of the International Movement of Russophiles Ivaylo Zafirov calls for rebuilding ties between Russia and Bulgaria, arguing that European political pressure has cooled bilateral relations. Speaking at Moscow’s Peoples of Russia Forum during Unity Day, Zafirov discusses cultural exchanges, alternative channels of communication and his criticism of Western mainstream media. T...