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Decades-old wounds are reopening as Poland commemorates the victims of the Volhynia massacre, while Ukraine continues to honour nationalist groups linked to the killings.

George Szamuely, Senior Research Fellow at the Global Policy Institute, speaks to RT about proposed constitutional changes in Hungary, the position of President Tamás Sulyok, and Prime Minister Péter Magyar's efforts to reshape the country's political landscape.

RT correspondent Roman Kosarev reports from Gorlovka, where civilians evacuated from Konstantinovka are arriving at temporary accommodation centers after fleeing the frontline.

Israeli intelligence has reportedly warned Washington that Iran may be plotting to assassinate US President Donald Trump. However, US media reports suggest that some American intelligence officials remain skeptical and believe the allegation could be part of an attempt to influence the president’s decisions. University of Tehran professor and political commentator Seyed Mohammad Marandi discusses...

Leaked US court documents reportedly reveal how Indian-born, California-based businessman Gaurav Srivastava allegedly posed as a CIA operative while approaching senior officials, political leaders and businessmen across Africa and the Middle East. RT’s Isabella Blumberg examines the accusations, the influential figures involved and how Srivastava allegedly gained access to presidential circles wit...

Pretrial hearings are underway for Tyler Robinson, the man accused of assassinating US political activist Charlie Kirk during an event at a Utah college campus. Prosecutors say surveillance footage tracks Robinson toward the building from which the fatal shot was allegedly fired. However, testimony presented in court has exposed major questions about the handling and authentication of evidence.

Armenian opposition leader Gagik Tsarukyan has been sentenced to two months in prison on allegations of fraud and money laundering, which he denies. His lawyer, Yerem Sargsyan, says masked and armed National Security Service officers searched Tsarukyan’s residence and used unnecessary force against him. Sargsyan also alleges that the charges were brought illegally, without first following the proc...

Europe is facing two questions that strike at the heart of democracy. The first is privacy. The European Parliament has been battling over what critics call “chat control.” The second is whether people are still allowed to vote for political change. But what if they lose faith in both? Host Ben Swann dives into the discussion and interviews German filmmaker Uwe Boll, the director of viral movie “C...

The situation between the United States and Iran appears to be growing more complicated. Over the past 48 hours we've heard messages coming out of Washington that appear to point in very different directions. At the NATO summit, President Trump discussed the possibility of taking Kharg island — a critical piece of Iran's oil export infrastructure. But just hours later the president offer...

Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber NJ Ayuk joins RT to discuss the UK lawsuit seeking to stop the construction of the East African crude oil pipeline, which he brands as ‘colonization 2.0.’ He argues that it is unfair for a London court to decide on Africa’s development, accusing Western groups of using foreign-funded litigation to keep Africans poor and deny them true financial inde...

Carl Niehaus, Member of Parliament for South Africa's Economic Freedom Fighters (EFF), speaks to RT about US-South Africa relations, African unity, and recent diplomatic tensions between Pretoria and Washington.

Andrey Telizhenko, former adviser to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine and former Ukrainian diplomat, speaks to RT about the killing in Monaco and makes allegations regarding the involvement of senior Ukrainian officials.

This episode of RT's 'Sanchez Effect' goes from royal blue to Marxist red, as Rick talks to Kemal Okuyan who leads the Communist Party of Turkiye in the country that just hosted this year’s NATO summit. Kemal says the whole idea of NATO meetings has shifted from political discussions towards a simple market for selling more weapons. As leader of the Communist party, Mr. Okuyan organ...

The United States launches new attacks on Iran, while President Trump says the ceasefire is over. We're watching both sides abandon the very negotiations that were supposed to prevent a larger war. and the question is, why now? Mohammad Marandi, professor at the university of Tehran joins the show to break it down. In other news, Democratic Senate candidate Graham Platner announces that he su...

A new peace strategy, or a new escalation strategy? The war in Ukraine may be entering a new phase, expanding from the battlefield, to factories, boardrooms, and the negotiating table. After the NATO summit President Trump is making comments about Ukraine that may indicate a different position for the United States when it comes to the war. Anchor Ben Swann talks with Scott Horton, founder of the...

RT’s correspondent reports from Karbala, where an estimated 7-8 million people joined the funeral procession for the late Iranian Supreme Leader between the shrines of Imam Hussain and Al-Abbas. The massive turnout highlights the deep solidarity between Iraq and Iran, with mourners declaring they are ‘one in this ongoing battle between right and wrong’.

The 3rd 'All-Russian Wedding Festival' has kicked off in Moscow. The event unites newlyweds from all over the country in a celebration of love and family. RT correspondent Anastasia Andryushina was there.

Executive Chairman of the African Energy Chamber NJ Ayuk joins RT to discuss the UK lawsuit seeking to stop the construction of the East African crude oil pipeline, which he brands as ‘colonization 2.0.’ He argues that it is unfair for a London court to decide on Africa’s development, accusing Western groups of using foreign-funded litigation to keep Africans poor and deny them true financial inde...

RT producer James Scott was detained at Manchester airport by police using controversial counter-terror powers. He was held upon arrival and interrogated, and all his electronic devices were seized. He has since been released, and his devices were returned several days later. We speak to the man himself to find out more.

Retired British Navy Commodore and author Steve Jermy joins RT to discuss NATO’s latest declaration naming Russia as a threat, the alliance’s pledge of additional support for Kiev, and the growing focus on missile production and defense spending. Jermy argues that NATO has failed to understand Russia’s security concerns, warns that Western air defense systems cannot counter Russia’s hypersonic cap...

More than 50,000 representatives from industry, science and education gathered in Yekaterinburg for the INNOPROM International Industrial Exhibition, with participants from 66 countries taking part. Indonesia, this year’s partner country, helped organize the event and used the platform to highlight expanding industrial cooperation with Russia. RT spoke with Tri Supondy, Director General of Industr...

Mali has been hit by a wave of coordinated terrorist attacks, with militants striking military positions across the country, including a prison complex near the capital. The Malian armed forces, together with Russia’s Africa Corps, say they repelled the assaults and inflicted heavy losses on the FLA. The report also examines accusations that Tuareg separatist leaders are recruiting teenagers as fi...

RT spoke with Indian tech researcher and scientist Dr. Utpal Chakraborty, who compared AI’s strategic power to nuclear technology and warned that nations relying on foreign-controlled models for critical services, defense and sensitive data could face serious risks to privacy, security and technological sovereignty.

In this edition of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’, Rick sifts through the developments from the NATO summit in Ankara. RT correspondent Yasin Eken is in the city and says Turkiye is not happy with the bloc because it actually did nothing good for Ankara. He also highlights that NATO is still the same old organisation, and all the talk about the bloc reforming is no more than that, as it’s still pushing for...

The case of the man accused of assassinating Charlie Kirk has finally reached a courtroom and already we are learning so many things that make you question everything you have been told. Tyler Robinson arrived again in an armored vehicle with a heavily armed swat team on site. The hearing wasn’t about guilt or innocence. It was about what evidence the court will allow to move forward. What happene...