On Part 3 of John Kiriakou’s discussion with the hosts of Redacted, Natalie and Clayton Morris, the three look at the truth behind the Epstein Files. Are the files the ultimate Deep State weapon? Something so vile and hideous that the truth will NEVER be known? Join John and the Morrises for the third part of our discussion today on The Deep State.

Peter Kuznick, Director of the Nuclear Studies Institute at American University, joins RT to discuss the escalating risks surrounding the US-Iran conflict and the possibility of nuclear escalation.

Christopher Helali, International Secretary of the American Communist Party, joins RT to discuss the reported strike on RT journalists in southern Lebanon and the broader risks facing media workers in conflict zones.

Samuel Okudzeto Ablakwa, Ghana’s Foreign Minister, joins RT to discuss a proposed UN General Assembly resolution seeking recognition of the transatlantic slave trade as a crime against humanity and calling for reparations.

Ablakwa says the initiative, backed by the African Union, aims to address centuries of injustice and bring international acknowledgment, restitution, and healing.

Afshin Rattansi, host of 'New Order', speaks about the global transformations shaping today’s world and what audiences can expect from the program.

The Church of the Holy Sepulchre in Jerusalem—one of Christianity’s most sacred sites—has been closed to visitors and public services amid ongoing airstrike tensions.

In this episode of Lumumba's Africa, the Professor takes us on a historical journey into a often-overlooked chapter of the continent's past: the colonial era of Germany in Africa. Join us for this insightful and critical examination of Germany's colonial footprint in Africa, a story of ambition, exploitation, and a legacy that continues to shape the nations and people of the continent today.

A continent rich in land and resources, yet unable to feed its people. This week on Lumumba's Africa, the Professor dissects this paradox, arguing that true freedom lies in the soil. Join us to learn more.

Former British MP George Galloway delivers a powerful and unfiltered reaction to the near-fatal attack on British journalist Steve Sweeney.

In this explosive interview, Galloway condemns the UK government's muted response, questions Western double standards on press freedom, and discusses the broader implications of targeting journalists in conflict zones.

For decades, the dominant narrative has framed Israel and Iran as lifelong enemies locked in an existential conflict since 1979.

But history reveals a far more complex relationship.