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Professor Vinay Lal of the University of California speaks to RT about the history of India's population control policies, the global family planning movement, and the role he says international pressure played during the Cold War.

Michael Maloof, former Pentagon analyst, speaks to RT about Ukraine's air defense capabilities, the effectiveness of Patriot missile systems, and the challenges of expanding their production.

RT's Isabella Bloomberg speaks to Anton Saenko, federal expert for the "Without a Statute of Limitations" project, about the 83rd anniversary of the Volhynia Massacre and its lasting impact on relations between Poland, Ukraine and the wider region.

Christopher Helali reports from Mashhad as Iran’s missile and drone capabilities have exposed the vulnerability of American military bases across the Gulf, while anger in Tehran grows and calls for retaliation intensify.

On this episode of The Deep State, John Kiriakou and Brandon Weichert, host of NatSec Podcast, discuss how elites in the United States have decided against alternative fuel sources such as wind, solar, and nuclear. The two also expose the depths of American deindustrialization at a time when rhetoric against China is amping up. Don’t miss it!

RT spoke with former JNU professor Dr. Mohan Rao, who says Western governments and foundations once treated India’s population growth as a political threat.

He explains how foreign pressure, funding and Cold War fears helped shape India’s sterilization policies — and why population politics still divide the country today.

RT spoke to the leader of the 'Front' party and former Polish MP, Krzysztof Tolwinski.

He warns that Poland’s support for Kiev is giving way to growing hostility. Argues that unresolved historical grievances, Ukrainian nationalism and the fallout from the conflict could trigger serious internal tensions.

Inland Visions ventures beyond the southern resort city’s glamorous coastline and into its wild surroundings – exploring prehistoric caves, plunging into raging mountain rivers and uncovering the mystery of the Thirty-Three Waterfalls. Then it’s off to find out about so-called ‘Mad Honey’ – it’s sweet but poisonous. Finally, we take a leap into the abyss at Russia’s largest bungee jump!

Decades-old wounds are reopening as Poland commemorates the victims of the Volhynia massacre, while Ukraine continues to honour nationalist groups linked to the killings.

George Szamuely, Senior Research Fellow at the Global Policy Institute, speaks to RT about proposed constitutional changes in Hungary, the position of President Tamás Sulyok, and Prime Minister Péter Magyar's efforts to reshape the country's political landscape.