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Europe is being shaken by numerous events and crises. That’s the main topic of this episode of RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’ on the sidelines of the Valdai 2026 forum. Ricks brings in two experts from the gathering – Sergey Karaganov, honorary chairman of the presidium of the Council on Foreign and Defence Policy, and Timofey Bordachev, a professor at Russia’s Higher School of Economics. Both think the EU...

Former Mossad official Rami Igra calls Israel’s defense minister ‘all talk and no substance’ while defending the pursuit of those responsible for October 7.

Similar grievances. Different headlines? Delhi University professor and political analyst Geeta Bhatt examines coverage of protests in Paris and India, arguing that foreign media frame public discontent differently depending on where it happens.

Is the US withdrawal from Iraq the start of a wider retreat from the Middle East? Retired US Air Force Command Chief Master Sergeant Dennis Fritz argues Washington’s regional military presence is becoming unsustainable.

A rapid descent, changing distress codes and accounts of violence inside the cockpit. Aviation expert Fahad ibne Masood examines the Flydubai incident, explains what the emergency signals mean and discusses questions over cockpit access and airport security.

Is fashion’s center of gravity shifting beyond Paris, Milan and London? Speaking at Moscow’s BRICS+ Fashion Summit, Antalya Fashion Week creative director Ehat Lekovic discusses emerging fashion hubs, cultural identity and backing local designers.

Aviation expert and former pilot Cyrille de Lattre examines the Dubai–Israel flight incident, explaining how cockpit controls could trigger a sharp descent and what changing emergency codes mean.

Ebola research involving America’s former top doctor Anthony Fauci – what was it about and why were you not supposed to find out about it? America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the new revelations with biological warfare epidemiologist Dr. Meryl Nass. Plus, as Dengue fever is exploding in the U.S., scientists turn to a genetically-altered mosquito to fight it. What could possibly go wrong? Americ...

American forces are leaving Iraq. But after more than 20 years of U.S. military involvement, who fills the void? America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses this with retired Colonel Lawrence Wilkerson who in 2003 served as Chief of Staff to Secretary of State Colin Powell. Plus, we take a look at a disturbing trend taking place across the country. More and more families are breaking apart. America Now...

RT's Steve Sweeney captured the immediate aftermath of an IDF strike on the city of Tyre in southern Lebanon This is while the UN says it recorded more than 160 Israeli missiles flying towards Lebanon between Friday and Sunday last week.

RT spoke with Huu Canh Nguyen, fashion industry expert from Vietnam, who says younger generations have the freedom to create new trends.

On the sidelines of the BRICS Plus Fashion Summit, RT spoke with CEO of Accra Fashion Week, Nana Addo Tamakloe. He spoke about the decline of Western dominance in the fashion industry.

In the aftermath of the devastating 2026 Bundibugyo Ebola outbreak, Professor PLO Lumumba examines the invisible wounds left behind — the stigma, economic ruin, and fragile health systems that threaten to undo hard-won progress across the African continent. Join Professor Lumumba for an unflinching look at what comes after the outbreak ends, and why the shadow of Ebola is a reckoning Africa cannot...

In this episode of Lumumba’s Africa, the professor turns his gaze to Malawi, a landlocked nation whose name means “flames,” tracing its journey from the powerful Maravi Kingdom to a British protectorate, through three decades of dictatorial rule, and into a present defined by fragile democracy and economic struggle. Tune in to learn more.

It is a war that never should have happened. It is also a war that appears almost impossible to end. With no resolution on the horizon, the US-Israel war on Iran is a battle of wills and attrition. The question is: Can the world survive this? CrossTalking with Warwick Powell and Matteo Capasso.

Mohsen Gorji, Secretary of the Iranian Culture Ministry’s National Mode Work Group, says Iran has strong designers, infrastructure and brands, but needs greater access to international markets, pointing to BRICS as a major opportunity for the country’s fashion industry.

Media manager Sam Adegbie shares his impressions of a gathering bringing together industry professionals, young people and fashion enthusiasts. He discusses his understanding of BRICS cooperation and the potential for multicultural, multi-ethnic nations to create something sustainable and interesting together.

On the sidelines of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit, brand director Alper Erbudak and designer Gokhan Yavas discuss their first visit to Moscow, longstanding textile ties between Russia and Türkiye, and the potential for independent designers to establish themselves in a new market.

Retired Royal Navy Commodore and author Steve Jermy examines competing accounts of the arrests near RAF Fairford and questions suggestions that a foreign power was involved. Discussing statements by Donald Trump and Marco Rubio, Jermy argues that ordinary criminal activity is a more likely explanation. He also considers a possible false flag, while stressing that the information available is insuf...

On his second visit to the Russian capital, Medrano describes productive exchanges with leaders from the business and fashion sectors. He explains why international gatherings matter for showcasing Latin American talent and helping future generations connect with—and understand—the global fashion industry.

Speaking on the sidelines of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow, Global Fashion Exchange founder Patrick Duffy shares his perspective on the Global South’s strengths in production and craftsmanship—and why he believes those skills deserve greater recognition in the United States and Europe.

Sri Lankan fashion designer Kamil Hewavitharana discusses showcasing his collection in Moscow for the first time with support from Colombo Fashion Week.

Speaking on the sidelines of the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow, Cambodian fashion stylist Shasne Su discusses how the event opens conversations to countries beyond the BRICS membership.

In this interview, Tomasz Szmydt discusses a report that Kiev disclosed the identities of captured North Korean soldiers transferred to the South. He argues that the disclosure could undermine Seoul’s trust and affect future assistance to Ukraine.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’, Rick sits down for an explosive panel at the Valdai Discussion Club with two global experts whose predictions from last year have already come true. They are back to piece together a dangerous new geopolitical puzzle. Prof. Mielniczuk warns that the Western media narrative of ‘Russia losing’ is a dangerous political hallucination. Prof. Gong points out th...