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A Swedish fintech firm has won a landmark case against Google, with damages approaching $2 billion following EU rulings on alleged anti-competitive practices.

RT spoke to Google whistleblower Zach Vorhies who argues that Big Tech firms like Google and Palantir act as extensions of broader US interests in global digital infrastructure.

Christopher Kofner, Managing Director of the Institute for Conservative Economic Policy (IKW) and Spokesperson for Budget and Finance of AfD Bavaria, speaks to RT about Germany's economic slowdown, China's competitiveness, and the future of US-European trade relations.

Amedeo Avondet, war correspondent and leader of the United Italy political movement, speaks to RT about Russia's decision to hand over, rather than exchange, the bodies of Ukrainian soldiers killed during the fighting for Konstantinovka.

RT EXCLUSIVE: African Initiative correspondent Andrey Belonogov reports from Mali on coordinated terrorist attacks carried out across the country on July 4.

The US has withdrawn most of its troops from Nigeria, declaring their counter-terrorism role in the country's north, a success.

That's despite statistics which show the number of those killed in terror attacks over the course of their deployment, has in fact risen.

Chairman of the Democratic Leadership Alliance in Nigeria, Samuel Memeh, says the US presence in the country has had little impact on stopping terror attacks

Former Austrian foreign minister Karin Kneissl joins RT to discuss Europe’s hardening stance toward Russia, the end of geopolitical illusions, Iran’s role in the emerging multipolar world, and the growing dangers of escalation in Lebanon and the wider Middle East.

On this episode of the Deep State, John Kiriakou finishes off his conversation with Jackson Hinkle, host of Legitimate Targets. John and Jackson discuss the role of influencers in shaping public opinion and the rise of new media. Don’t miss it!

For nearly three years, you have been given a highly sanitized, strictly policed narrative about what occurred on October 7th. We've been told a story and anyone who stepped outside of that story, about how one of the most advanced militaries on earth stood down for seven hours while its own citizens were attacked, was immediately branded a conspiracy theorist or antisemitic. But what happens when the official narrative begins to splinter under the weight of actual evidence? New documentary footage has emerged from Israel. Host Ben Swann breaks it down with author and journalist Robert Fantina. Plus, there are Republicans and Democrats, but what if there was a third party called Tucker. Why Tucker Carlson may be shaking up the run for President. And America at 250, we examine the constitution, is it a fixed blueprint or a living document? Should it evolve with America?

The U.S. strategic petroleum reserve has fallen to levels not seen since the early 1980s. America's emergency oil stockpile created after the 1970s oil crisis to protect the country during national emergencies, now sitting at its lowest level in decades. The frustrations in Iran may have the United States opening up sanction talks with Russia. Chris Martenson of prosperity.com goes in-depth with anchor Ben Swann on this emergency. Plus, Turkey already charges tolls for the Bosporus Strait. So why is the U.S. saying it would be unprecedented for Iran to do the same in the Strait of Hormuz? RT’S Yasin Erkin is in Turkey with the story. And Hillary Clinton taking shots at the acting Director of National Intelligence, Bill Pulte and his firing spree.

Niger State Governor Mohammed Umar Bago speaks to RT about Nigeria’s vast mineral wealth, illegal mining, and his push for responsible partnerships with Russian companies in geological surveying, gold processing, and mineral development.