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They’ve been called “Russian Vikings” and “children of the White Sea.” Discover the mysterious Pomors and their world in the new episode of Inland Visions.

Indonesia is pushing back against a proposed MSCI reclassification that could move its stock market from emerging-market to stand-alone status, bypassing the frontier category and cutting access to major global investment indices.

Benny Batara, founder of Bennix Investor Group, says Indonesian authorities have met MSCI’s demands on shareholder disclosures, free float and transparency. He challenges the justification for a deeper downgrade, calls the proposal ‘coercion’ and argues that negative market sentiment could help investors acquire Indonesian assets at discounted prices.

First, tonight, one of the most powerful people in Donald Trump's White House could be at risk of losing her job.

America Now anchor Ben Swann breaks down all the rumors coming out of Washington together with the founder of The National File Noel Fritsch. Also, President Trump is reversing course on the live stream execution of Nadal Hassan.

We're going to tell you why. Plus, Netflix is reportedly cutting nearly 1,000 jobs. And that's all while Americans keep paying more to stream. America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn finds out who's really benefiting from these cuts.

President Trump's team is reportedly exploring a deal with Russia - is Washington ready to wind down the war with or without Zelensky? A panel of guests joins America Now anchor Ben Swann: former Pentagon advisor Colonel Douglas Macgregor and author James Carden. Plus, one of America's largest pharmacy chains will now pay big time for their role in overprescribing addictive painkillers. America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn explains what this could mean for Big Pharma.

RT spoke with Chairman of the Russia-ASEAN Business Council, Ivan Polyakov, on the sidelines of Russian Energy Week.

He highlighted the vital role played by Russia in assisting the unprecedented development of ASEAN countries through the reliable supply of energy.

The longer the American-Israeli war on Iran goes on, the more unpredictable and uncontrollable it becomes. Borders and alliances that once seemed solid and permanent now appear to be built on sand. Attacking Iran has turned the page of history and there is no going back.

CrossTalking with Esteban Carrillo Lopez, Sami Al-Arian, and Mohammad Khatibi.

Has the International Criminal Court become a tool of European influence?

International law analyst and academic Alexandre Guerreiro argues that the ICC applies selective justice, pressuring countries in the Global South while sparing Western interests comparable scrutiny.

More than 5,000 participants from 66 countries are gathering in Moscow for Russian Energy Week to discuss global energy markets, international cooperation and security of supply.

RT’s Anastasia Volodina explores Russia’s role in the changing energy landscape, India’s determination to secure reliable crude supplies and plans for cooperation on green and sustainable energy. With India becoming the forum’s official partner country for the first time, Moscow–New Delhi ties take centre stage.

Is Zelensky gambling away Ukraine’s most important alliance?

Olli Kotro, international affairs advisor at Finland’s Freedom Alliance Party, discusses Kiev’s refinery strikes, Zelensky’s criticism of Trump and Europe’s backing for continued confrontation.

In an exclusive interview on RT’s ‘Sanchez Effect’, Kazem Jalali, Iranian ambassador to Russia condemns America's destabilizing impact on the international community and aggressive acts against sovereign nations - even without the age-old pretexts of ‘restoring democracy’ or ‘liberation’. He also assures that the Islamic Republic has no intention of attacking its neighbours unless they allow their territories to be used to strike Iran. The ambassador endorses the Houthis' growing effort to push foreign influence out of Yemen - and advices Saudi Arabia to leave the country alone and choose cooperation instead.