A new report from two US congressional committees calls for a security agreement with Nigeria to protect religious minorities and combat terrorism in the Sahel.

But investigative journalist David Hundeyin argues the report may reveal a deeper geopolitical agenda — urging Nigeria to distance itself from Russia and China while aligning with Western powers.

Newly released documents connected to Jeffrey Epstein reveal emails discussing Somalia and Libya as potential profit zones during periods of instability and conflict.

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service has released a statement claiming the UK and France are working on ways to provide Ukraine with nuclear or “dirty bomb” capabilities and delivery systems.

In this interview, political consultant and human rights defender Arnaud Develay discusses claims that the UK and France could consider providing Ukraine with a nuclear-capable warhead

France and the UK could give Ukraine atomic bomb components, which Kiev could assemble and claim as domestically built, or provide it with a complete nuclear warhead, Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service (SVR) said.

To discuss this we speak with Professor of Journalism at Daffodil International University Greg Simons

RT sat down with independent geopolitical analyst Pepe Escobar.

He believes that by putting Israel in charge of attacking Iran, Trump must be trying to save himself from political suicide

In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew look at how the protectors of democracy, beacons of liberty, defenders of human rights like Macron and Starmer are finally spilling the beans on what they really think about all those virtues they keep whining about when it comes to other countries. Also in the episode: Zelensky disrespects the science of history and so we disrespect him.

“The nuclear option” used to denote an extreme measure of the last resort but not to European leaders anymore. Germany, Poland, Latvia, Estonia and even Sweden have all had their leaders muse openly about acquiring nuclear weapons as a means of countering Russia. Is it likely to make the continent a safer place? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by David Swanson, Executive Director at World Beyond War.

Michael Maloof, former Pentagon senior security policy analyst, joins RT to discuss recent statements by U.S. officials, the Gaza war and the broader implications for regional security.

Washington's highest court ruled that tariffs previously imposed by Donald Trump were unconstitutional, with judges ruling that Trump exceeded his powers by not seeking congressional approval.

The decision pertained to the so-called reciprocal tariffs levied last year against almost every country in the world.

Trump expressed his disappointment about the court's decision.

To discuss this, we speak with McKay Chukwu, Senior Reporter at 'The Spearhead'.