RT exclusive interview with Saeed Khatibzadeh, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister. He said that Iran is ready to allow IAEA inspectors, but questions remain about recent attacks on its nuclear sites. He discusses the role of Israel and the US, and the lack of condemnation from the IAEA and the UN Security Council.

Former U.S. Green Beret and whistleblower Jordan Goudreau breaks down the sudden focus on Venezuela

Former Indian Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal joins RT to discuss U.S. pressure on India to halt purchases of Russian oil, calling Washington’s move “illegal, bullying of the most blatant kind.”

RT spoke with Kuzman Iliev, chairman of ‘Bulgaria can' Party, about why the EU must abandon ideological pressure and refocus on prosperity, competitiveness, and energy security to avoid deeper instability.

South Africa’s Ministry of International Relations spokesperson Chrispin Phiri joins RT to discuss his country’s genocide case against Israel and the global importance of international law.

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Former Austrian foreign minister Karin Kneissl breaks down the latest U.S. sanctions against Russia and their ripple effects on Europe, India, and China.

Senior Research Fellow George Szamuely from the Global Policy Institute joins RT to break down why the latest U.S. and EU sanctions on Russia are doomed to fail.

As Washington and Brussels tighten sanctions on Moscow, geopolitical analyst and energy expert Rohit Dev says the move is set to backfire — hitting Europe harder than Russia.

RT contributor Carl Zha breaks down the new U.S. and EU sanctions against Russia — and what they really mean for global power dynamics.