Denial, anger, bargaining, and depression. This is the history of the Ukraine Project in 2025. What is missing is acceptance. When the west will get there is unclear. But it is certainly on the horizon.

CrossTalking with Dmitry Babich and Aleksandar Pavic.

In this episode of Moscow Mules, it's time to wrap up the year, and so Chay Bowes and his crew are busy giving out the clown world awards (spoiler: most of them are won by Zelensky anyway, but still check it out), while we also look at some really unexpected Christmas miracles. All in all, it was a tough year, but don't worry - the next one will be worse.
Stay tuned in 2026!

RT speaks with Ahmad Abubakar Gumi — an Islamic cleric, scholar, former Nigerian Army captain, and current Mufti and Mufassir of the Kaduna Central Mosque — who warns that US military involvement in Nigeria risks worsening instability, frightening civilians, and pushing communities into even greater danger instead of resolving security challenges.

RT spoke with Larry Johnson, former CIA analyst, CEO of BERG Associated, about corruption in Ukraine, Zelensky’s role and image, Western involvement, and the broader political interests driving the conflict.

RT spoke with Diane Sare, President of The LaRouche Organization, former independent candidate for US Senate about Trump’s concerns over nuclear escalation, Europe’s role in the conflict, and whether a new global security architecture is possible for resolving the crisis.

Ukraine's anti-corruption agency has placed the country's lawmakers under a microscope in a graft probe.

Meanwhile, President Zelensky is traveling to the US to meet with President Donald Trump.

To discuss this and more, we are joined by American journalist John Varoli.

Today on Lumumba’s Africa, Professor Lumumba examines the invisible chains that remain long after a nation’s liberation. He argues that true victory lies not in toppling statues, but in decolonizing the mind. Stay tuned.

This week on Lumumba's Africa: Professor PLO Lumumba delivers a searing lecture on Haiti. He traces the line from its revolutionary triumph — the first Black republic — to its present crisis, framing it not as a failed state, but as a state strategically abandoned and punished for its audacity to be free.

Tom Artiom Alexandrovich is a high-level Israeli official. He is also a child sex predator who pursued underage children in the United States. A day after police body-cam footage shows his arrest, Alexandrovich posted a $10,000 bail and fled to Israel on the first flight he could book. Now the odds are against Alexandrovich ever facing justice. So why won’t the US demand the extradition of a known criminal? On this episode of The Whistleblowers John Kiriakou looks into the secret relationship between the US and Israel that allows criminals to escape to freedom never to face justice. Phil Giraldi, Executive Director of the Council for the National Interest Foundation joins John to take a look at the Israel Alexandrovich scandal.


Sex trafficker set free: Israel's Alexandrovich scandal

With the holiday season in full swing in Russia, locals have rediscovered their love for Soviet-era Christmas and New Year's ornaments.

RT's Anastasia Volodina visits traditional ornament factory and brings us this festive report.