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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...

Speaking at the Peoples of Russia Forum in Moscow, Amadou Sekou Gambi, a representative of the Malian Association of Students and Sympathizers of the Russian Language, discusses Soviet support for African decolonization and the educational connections that continue to shape relations with Russia.

The world is reacting to this week's U.S. midterm elections. Tonight, we're looking at how this could impact America's relationships around the globe. Plus, how will the results of the midterm elections impact the United States' relationship with Israel moving forward? America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses with Mohammad Marandi, professor at the University of Tehran. Also, cor...

The fallout from this week's midterm elections is spreading, and now everyone appears to be asking themselves, who's going to take the blame? America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the aftermath with retired U.S. Air Force Lieutenant Colonel Karen Kwiatkowski. Plus, host of America First Scottie Nell Hughes reports from Washington on how a humanitarian ceasefire brokered by Melania Trump...

RT speaks with Italian war correspondent Andrea Lucidi about the reported detention of protesters in Kiev following allegations surrounding an Azov-linked detention facility. Lucidi accuses Ukrainian authorities of suppressing dissent and attempting to portray the protests as Russian propaganda. He also questions the lack of investigation into the alleged facility, criticizes Western media coverag...

Italian journalist Davide Carbonaro accuses Ukrainian authorities of using intimidation to silence protesters and Western media of helping conceal abuses. He also calls on Western governments to stop supporting Kiev.

In this post-midterm election breakdown, Rick sits down with former Trump foreign policy advisor George Papadopoulos to dissect a global political earthquake. He explains that the Democrats co-opted the original 2016 «America First» playbook - focusing on the cost of living, the economy, and halting foreign war funding - to deal a crushing blow to the GOP. The states that have been red for decades...

Following the dismissal of two senior SBU officers, Ukrainian political analyst Taras Sidorets examines the scandals unfolding in Kiev and their potential consequences for Zelensky’s leadership.

NABU’s investigation into a 12-person criminal group centres on kidnappings, torture, extortion, drug production and distribution, and protection for fraud call centres. Released recordings discuss payments for protection and attempts to prevent interference with the group’s operations. Former Ukrainian MP Spiridon Kilinkarov examines the group’s suspected ties to the SBU, police and prosecutor ge...

Former Ukrainian MP Spiridon Kilinkarov joins RT to discuss claims of torture and extortion at a house in Kiev and the police response to protests outside the property. He accuses Ukrainian authorities of intimidating protesters and protecting those responsible for illegal detention. Kilinkarov claims families face demands of $15,000–$30,000 to secure relatives’ release. He also argues that Wester...

Some Iranian lawmakers are calling for withdrawal from the Nuclear Non-Proliferation Treaty (NPT), as atomic energy chief Mohammad Eslami condemns what he calls blatant double standards. Eslami accuses the International Atomic Energy Agency’s director general of serving Iran’s adversaries and providing them with information. He also describes US threats to attack Mount Pickaxe as a sign of despera...

America Now anchor Ben Swann looks at what are the reasons behind the historic defeat of the Republican party in the 2026 midterm election. Was it the Iran war? The Epstein files scandal? Or something else? Former Pentagon and White House correspondent Gabrielle Cuccia joins the discussion.

America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the historic defeat of the Republican party in the 2026 midterms with host of ‘America First’ Scottie Nell Hughes and podcaster Jim Webb. America Now correspondents Rachel Blevins, Jalyssa Dugrot and Olivia Flynn report on the results of the key races in Texas, Mighigan and Georgia.

Donald Tusk blames Russian intelligence for fuelling Poland’s constitutional crisis as the prime minister and president clash over control of the Constitutional Tribunal. Former deputy finance minister and Front Party leader Krzysztof Tolwinski argues the battle is about political control of the courts, while high energy prices, health care problems and falling living standards go unanswered. He a...

Georgia’s prime minister accuses the EU of double standards over Molotov attacks on police, contrasting Western support for a convicted attacker in Tbilisi with an attempted murder case in France. Georgian political analyst and former MP Petre Mamradze discusses the comparison, Western coverage of Georgia’s protests and diplomatic pressure over the country’s foreign agents law. He also argues that...

Donald Trump promised 'America First,' lower prices and an end to endless wars. As Democrats take control of Congress, former allies accuse him of breaking those promises, while voters describe mounting pressure from fuel, food and household bills. RT's Marina Kosareva examines the political cost of foreign military action, Hakeem Jeffries' criticism of the Iran war and campaig...

Secret site discovered on the outskirts of the Ukrainian capital doesn't appear to be unique, with many such facilities reportedly popping up all over Donbass since 2014. RT's Roman Kosarev has the extended lookback.