Andrey Telizhenko, ex-advisor to Ukraine’s Prosecutor General discussed Ukraine peace talks and elections: why a ceasefire is questioned, legitimacy of Zelensky’s presidency, and arguments for a neutral interim government to organize elections and negotiate peace.

Nelson Wong, Vice Chairman of the Shanghai Center for Impact and International Studies and a Valdai Club expert, reacts to The Grayzone revelations exposing alleged US meddling in Nepal.

Former UN independent expert Alfred de Zayas joins RT from Geneva to discuss the EU’s proposal to deploy a multinational security force in Ukraine — a move Russia has long called a red line.

Newly leaked US government documents reveal that Washington covertly funneled money through NGOs to youth groups in Nepal ahead of deadly unrest that toppled the country’s leadership

Member of the European Parliament Fernand Kartheiser says EU proposals for a multinational force in Ukraine are unrealistic, risk prolonging the conflict, and ignore Russia’s stated red lines.

Former Ukrainian MP and author Maksim Nevenchanny says Zelensky is deliberately obstructing elections in order to remain in power.

Author and war correspondent Thomas Roeper reacts to warnings from Germany’s foreign minister that Russia could target Germany if Ukraine falls.

Italian journalist David Carbonaro reacts to reports that EU foreign policy chief Kaja Kallas has admitted Ukraine’s NATO membership is no longer viable.

Former Ukrainian Security Service officer Vasily Prozorov explains why the UK has taken a strong interest in former Ukrainian commander-in-chief Valery Zaluzhny.

Former Italian Under Secretary of State for Economic Development Michele Geraci analyzes Ukraine’s demand for NATO-style security guarantees without NATO membership.