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Why are US bombers leaving a key base in Britain as more military assets move into the Middle East? America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the latest with National Security and Foreign Affairs reporter for DropSiteNews Murtaza Hussain. Plus, America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot reveals how easy it is for anyone to start a private school with no oversight – and even get public taxpayer funding...

Another whistleblower tied to Jeffrey Epstein is dead. America Now anchor Ben Swann speaks to Simon Andriesz’s representative John Robertson about what he knew and what he’s left behind. Plus, we get a check on diesel prices across the country and how one U.S. state is working to stop an all-out crisis. And finally, America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn details a case that has ignited the country...

European leaders face falling approval ratings while maintaining their backing for Ukraine. Does public opposition change policy — or barely register? RT’s Igor Zhdanov examines the positions of Emmanuel Macron and Friedrich Merz, Annalena Baerbock’s pledge to deliver regardless of German voters’ views, and the move from national politics into international institutions.

International law expert Syed Abdullah Anwer tells RT that Pakistan and Turkey are emerging as key partners for Middle Eastern countries seeking to safeguard their economic interests and regional stability.

Palestinian transit drivers describe being trapped during a settler attack and struggling to keep essential West Bank routes running safely. One driver recounts an earlier attack that left another bus with smashed windows, while stressing the danger to university students on board. The report also covers Israeli raids in Rafat and soldiers opening fire on a Palestinian vehicle east of Hebron. Driv...

Fernand Kartheiser, Member of the European Parliament from Luxembourg is on RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’, as Rick wants to discuss Europe’s snowballing issues. Kartheiser calls on the EU to start talking to Russia, as it could both bring peace closer and create trade opportunities between the bloc and Moscow. The European lawmaker is also concerned over billions of euros sent to Kiev while the EU’s own c...

While Washington builds up its war machine overseas, tonight we'll look into what happens to the Americans who come home from the war and the struggles that they face getting back to normal. America Now anchor Jalyssa Dugrot speaks to Greg Stoker, a Texas candidate running for Congress. Plus, a Tennessee woman was supposed to be executed. Instead, she survived two doses of lethal injection dr...

One month before the midterms, in the middle of an affordability crisis at home, Congress members and staff are caught trying to organize a trip to Europe to visit luxury cars factories and elite vineyards. America Now anchor Jalyssa Dugrot discusses the economic situation with economist David Morgan. Plus, America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn tells how a family dispute went viral and raised a n...

One trucker has spent more than $60,000 on fuel since January. Families are struggling with groceries, rent and transport. Now Texas is rolling out emergency measures to ease the diesel squeeze. RT’s Caleb Maupin reports on the state’s move to allow red-dyed diesel and heavier truck loads, the push to release strategic oil reserves, and the competing explanations for soaring fuel costs. Trump poin...

Brazilian journalist Pepe Escobar breaks down the Workers’ Party’s campaign failures, the influence of evangelical voters, public concerns over crime and the obstacles Lula could face even if he wins.

RT senior correspondent Murad Gazdiev reports from Kiev on the North Bridge strike and the impact on Ukraine’s military logistics, as Russia says the path to negotiations remains open.

Former CIA analyst Ray McGovern tells RT that WikiLeaks created an alternative to what he describes as a tightly controlled mainstream media, giving whistleblowers a secure way to bring information to the public.

Former MEP Gunnar Beck tells RT that German politicians are blaming Russia, China, Iran, the Ukraine war and the far right for the country’s problems instead of acknowledging their own mistakes.

Former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl tells RT that Germans are losing trust in Chancellor Friedrich Merz, criticizing his visits to Kiev as “more a kind of pilgrimage than a real policy.”

Going Underground host Afshin Rattansi tells RT that Assange’s work remains important for exposing information governments seek to suppress. He also discusses WikiLeaks, Gaza and the pressure faced by journalists and whistleblowers.

Former senior security policy analyst Michael Maloof tells RT that Zelensky’s refusal to negotiate is prolonging the conflict. He says any future deal would ultimately have to involve Moscow and Washington.

DD Geopolitics founder Sarah Bils tells RT that continued escalation is blocking negotiations between Russia and Ukraine. She argues that Western support is enabling Zelensky to keep escalating the conflict.

On this episode of The Deep State, Viktor Bout sits down with John Kiriakou for part 2 of their conversation. John asks Viktor why the DEA specifically targeted him, and the answer may surprise you!

In an exclusive interview with RT, Indonesia’s former Foreign Affairs Vice-Minister Dino Patti Djalal discusses the UN’s growing challenges, geopolitical competition and the changing international order.

Rome Business School professor Antonio Alizzi says fashion companies entering Russia should look beyond logistics and understand local values, lifestyles and regional differences across the country.

Fangming Xie, Sole-duty Vice President of the China Fashion Association, says Chinese designers are becoming more confident in their cultural identity, combining Eastern aesthetics with international trends as Chinese brands gain greater recognition worldwide.

Mubashar Naseer Butt, CEO of MEDIA International and twice Central Chairman of the Pakistan Readymade Garments Manufacturers and Exporters Association, says BRICS can help connect the Russian and Pakistani fashion industries through greater travel, exchange and cooperation.

RT’s Rebecca Napitupulu boards a Russian naval vessel in Jakarta as Moscow and Indonesia highlight expanding military-to-military and naval ties.

H.E. Roelf Meyer, Ambassador of South Africa to the United States, says bilateral relations remain tense amid disagreements over domestic policy and South Africa’s exclusion from G20 events, while Pretoria continues to seek constructive engagement with Washington.

Human rights advocate Stanley Cohen examines the clash over the International Criminal Court at the UN General Assembly, Washington’s pressure on the institution, and the failure of Rome Statute signatories to enforce its rulings. He criticizes Netanyahu’s UN appearance and argues that a shift in power toward the Global South could help sustain demands for accountability.