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If you were asked to describe the United States’ relationship with the other countries of the world, what three words would you choose? “Constructive, strategic, and stable” are almost certainly not near the top of your list, and yet, according to Presidents Trump and Xi, this trio will supposedly form the basis of the U.S.-China relationship going forward. Is that realistic? To discuss this, Oksa...

Russia and the United States make a deal to recover the world’s diesel prices but Ukraine and the EU lash out at it. Craig Murray, former British senior diplomat is on RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’ saying that ‘the idea that the Western elites work for the good of the ordinary people is obviously wrong’. He describes the Western policies as cynical and focused on self-enrichment instead of building a bett...

RT tells the story of an American family that sold all its possessions in the United States and – despite what they were being told by mainstream media about Russia – decided to move to Moscow. After their arrival, the father didn’t just want to be a guest of the country – he chose instead to sign a contract with the Russian Defense Ministry so he could go and fight in Donbass.

Speaking in Moscow during the Global Digital Forum, Vice Minister of Communication and Digital Affairs Angga Raka Prabowo discusses potential cooperation on Russian satellite technology, connecting remote islands and transferring technical know-how to Indonesian engineers.

Former Ukrainian diplomat Andrey Telizhenko tells RT that Zelensky is continuing the conflict rather than seeking a peace deal. He claims the Ukrainian leader is relying on support from Western officials to prolong the war and hopes for a shift in US political power after the midterm elections.

African Legacy Foundation Executive Secretary Moussa Ibrahim tells RT that NATO’s actions in Afghanistan, Iraq and Libya have never been properly prosecuted. He calls for radical reform of the International Criminal Court or the creation of a new international tribunal free from the influence of powerful Western countries.

Rising Tide Foundation director Matthew Ehret tells RT that European leaders will likely continue backing Zelensky as they push for a prolonged confrontation with Russia. He also questions Washington’s intentions, suggesting the US may be shifting more responsibility for the conflict onto Europe.

Rutgers University political science lecturer Michael Rossi tells RT that Ukraine is becoming less of a priority for Washington as Trump focuses on energy prices and the upcoming midterm elections. He also argues that EU sanctions are hurting Europe more than Russia.

Journalist and host of the Deep Dive Perspective podcast Syed Mohsin Abbas reports from London's National March for Palestine, saying protesters are calling for an end to UK arms sales and trade with Israel, as well as stronger government action to ensure compliance with international law.

Political scientist specializing in US affairs and publicist Malek Dudakov argues that tensions between Kiev and the Trump administration could escalate further, warning that Ukraine may face a cutoff in US intelligence sharing as its own and Europe’s strength continues to decline.

The countdown to Election Day is on and the candidates are ramping up their campaigns. Who is on the offensive and who stands to lose a big election? America Now anchor Jalyssa Dugrot discusses the latest debates and predictions with political commentator Melissa Witte and National Director of the America First Pact Tom Norton. Plus, revoking visas: the Trump administration is cracking down on som...

We begin tonight with breaking news: President Trump says the US will obtain diesel from Russia, relaxing years of US pressure on Moscow to combat prices ahead of the midterms. America Now anchor Olivia Flynn discusses the major policy shift with Dr. Olga Ravasi. Plus, A firing squad for all to see: the Fort Hood shooter Nidal Hasan, found guilty of murdering 13 people, will have his death sentenc...

The common colonial narrative painted pre-colonial Africa as a dark, chaotic place, a “heart of darkness” where savage tribes warred endlessly and the only law was that of the jungle. This week on Lumumba’s Africa, Professor P.L.O. Lumumba dismantles this damaging stereotype, exploring the profound and varied legal systems that governed African societies for centuries before European arrival. Join...

Today on Lumumba’s Africa, Professor P.L.O. Lumumba turns his gaze to the mountain kingdom of Lesotho — a small, landlocked nation entirely surrounded by South Africa, yet fiercely independent in spirit and rich in history. Join Professor Lumumba as he unravels the story of Lesotho: a testament to resilience, sovereignty, and the enduring power of a people united under one rule.

On this episode of The Deep State, John Kiriakou is joined by comedian and commentator Jimmy Dore. The two discuss Jimmy’s success in converting political satire into real world, effective political speech and how he goes about entertaining and informing his audience.

Former Pentagon security policy analyst Michael Maloof, political consultant Ryan Milton and Iraq War veteran Christopher Neiweem debate the proposed livestreaming of a US execution by firing squad, questioning whether turning capital punishment into a public spectacle serves justice or risks further violence.

Donald Trump promises no new attacks on Iran before November’s midterm elections, while keeping the blockade in place. But Washington’s claims of victory face mounting questions over American losses. A congressional report lists 81 U.S. aircraft lost or damaged during operations against Iran. Equipment replacement estimates reach $3.3 billion, while the cost of repairing damaged U.S. bases remains...

German opposition parties AfD and BSW are joining forces in Saxony-Anhalt to demand an end to arms deliveries and financial aid to Ukraine, calling for diplomacy with Moscow and more spending on social care at home. Chancellor Friedrich Merz faces sharp criticism over his spending priorities as he pledges another billion euros in military support for Kiev. Romanian MEP Diana Sosoaca backs the oppo...

South Korea’s envoy recall, a disputed apology and a confidentiality agreement: former Ukrainian diplomat Andrey Telizhenko discusses the growing Seoul–Kiev row over a POW deal. The former adviser to Ukraine’s prosecutor general argues Zelensky has sidelined the foreign ministry, neglected relations with Seoul and resisted admitting mistakes. He also challenges Kiev’s explanation that the dispute...

Palestinian farmers in Umm Safa say armed Israeli settlers have blocked access to their olive groves, threatening a harvest that sustains almost the entire village. RT’s Charlotte Dubenskij visits the West Bank community, approaches a settler outpost and meets a family who describe attacks, isolation and constant fear. The report also examines Israel’s ban on pro-Palestinian activists assisting vi...

Saudi Arabia has called for British support, and London has agreed to help as Yemen’s humanitarian crisis deepens. RT’s Marina Kosareva examines Britain’s role in the previous Saudi-led campaign, its arms relationship with Riyadh and its colonial history in Aden. British academics and civil society groups warn further military assistance could expose the UK to complicity in violations of internati...

Turkey says its defense agreement with Saudi Arabia and Pakistan does not authorize offensive military operations abroad. But with Houthi missiles and drones targeting Saudi airports and oil sites, the alliance has announced plans to rapidly deploy forces to the kingdom. Ankara’s pact still awaits parliamentary ratification, while sending Turkish soldiers would require a separate decision. Erdogan...

The world was supposed to have too many people. That's what we were told. But now governments are worried about the opposite. America Now anchor Ben Swann discusses the plummeting global birth rates with Dr. Peter McCullough. Plus, can the government revoke your visa over anti-Semitic activity? Find out about a new task force that's attempting to do just that. And finally, is this real?...

Is the war with Iran about to start again? America Now anchor Ben Swann and former U.S. Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik discuss why the Pentagon is reportedly preparing new strike options. Also, podcaster Bobby Sauce joins the show to dig deeper into the Trump administration's plan to give millions of American children a head start on building wealth. Plus, America Now correspondent Olivia F...

Is the International Criminal Court delivering justice or serving Western interests? Emmanuel Gonquoi, a commander from the Economic Freedom Fighters of Liberia, calls for African nations and developing countries to withdraw from the ICC, describing it as an instrument of neocolonialism.