Donald Trump has announced phase two of his Gaza ceasefire plan — alongside the creation of a new global body called the “Board of Peace.”

According to the board’s draft charter, countries that contribute over $1 billion in cash can secure permanent membership, bypassing term limits entirely. Originally focused on Gaza, the board’s mandate now reportedly no longer mentions Palestinian territory at all.

Artificial intelligence is everywhere — from chatbots to stock markets.
But beneath the hype lies a dangerous question:

Is the AI boom actually an AI bubble?

Donald Trump’s interest in Greenland isn’t just about headlines or diplomacy—it’s about territory, resources, and legacy. From rare earth minerals and untapped oil reserves to Arctic shipping lanes and global military positioning, Greenland represents something far bigger than an island.

This video breaks down the motives, the risks, and why the world is paying attention.

RT spoke exclusively with Mark Bullen, a British national and former decorated police officer, who's UK citizenship has been revoked. He was apparently deemed a 'national security risk'

Ukraine's newly appointed Defense Minster Mikhail Fedorov has a lot on his plate, including the Defense Ministry's missing funds.

His own reputation however is far from pristine having had links to telephone fraud and various other scams earlier.

Last week marked 100 days since a ceasefire was brokered in Gaza.

Onе thing that hasn't changed with the ceasefire is the alarming number of civilian deaths in Gaza. At least 450 Palestinians have reportedly been killed since the truce began. That's according to local authorities, who say the number rises daily.

To discuss this, we speak with a panel of guests — the executive director of the Arab Center for Research and Studies Hany Soliman, Middle East Analyst Gokhan Batu, and veteran supporter of Palestinian rights and proponent of the 'One Democratic State for All' program Yoav Haifawi.

In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew watch and admire the new lows that the Western media have achieved in their attempts to smear anyone globohomo doesn’t like. Featured in the show: vacuum tubes made out of pure copium, democratic protesters beating the opression out of an elderly passerby and other stuff that they think you will surely believe in.

For decades, Finland has presented itself as a neutral and peace-loving nation — a country shaped by history and forced into difficult decisions.

But a closer examination of historical records reveals a far more complex and controversial past.

In this report, RT correspondent Anastasia Volodina traces Finland’s path from early 20th-century conflicts with Soviet Russia to its cooperation with Nazi Germany during World War II, including territorial ambitions, military operations, and involvement in the siege of Leningrad.

Pat Griffiths, spokesperson with ICRC, spoke to RT about the suffering Palestinians continue to face despite the ceasefire

Political scientist and podcaster Aaron Good tells RT that Europe is stuck bedween a rock and a hard place as it deals with Trump's antics