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Malaysian fashion industry leader Jay Ishak tells RT that the BRICS Plus Fashion Summit is helping connect fashion professionals from different countries. He highlights opportunities for collaboration, exchange programs and expanding national fashion brands into international markets.

RT correspondent Isabella Blumberg reports from the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow, where designers and industry professionals from more than 60 countries gathered to discuss the future of fashion. The event focuses on new markets, cultural identity, collaboration and moving beyond traditional Western fashion capitals.

Russian Foreign Ministry Ambassador-at-Large Rodion Miroshnik tells RT that Ukraine is using the humanitarian situation in Alyoshki for a “propaganda campaign.” He accuses Ukrainian forces of blocking aid and evacuation routes and discusses the difficulties faced by civilians remaining in the city.

Professor emeritus of political science Richard Sakwa tells RT that incidents attributed to Russia are often not fully investigated before being widely reported. He also discusses what he describes as growing 'war fever' in Western Europe and tensions along Russia’s borders.

Soweto Fashion Week and South African Fashion Association CEO Stephen Manzini tells RT about the importance of cooperation among BRICS and Global South countries in the fashion industry. He says countries should focus on their unique strengths and cultural identity rather than simply trying to catch up with Western fashion markets.

Human rights lawyer Tasnime Akunjee tells RT that international law is applied selectively and questions the effectiveness of the International Criminal Court. He also discusses rising tensions between Western countries and Russia and their potential impact on international legal institutions.

Lawyer, journalist and Reason2Resist host Dimitri Lascaris argues that Western governments have invested too much politically and economically in the Ukraine conflict to accept Russia’s conditions for ending it, while warning that Washington is increasingly unwilling to compromise.

Flock says it doesn't use facial recognition in its cameras, but what if it doesn't have to? America Now anchor Jalyssa Dugrot and investigative journalist Ann Vandersteel discuss how another company could be connecting faces to the country’s massive camera network. Also, America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn dives into a new move that promises to cut student loan interest rates across the country.

President Trump meets with the leaders of the AI industry, and amid multiple warnings, he says it's up to them to police themselves. America Now anchor Olivia Flynn discusses Trump’s AI summit with president and founder of Conservative Stack Larry Ward. Also, AI now can trade for you while you sleep – America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot has more on whether it’s a good idea.

Is Europe’s war rhetoric making confrontation with Russia more likely? Luxembourg MEP Fernand Kartheiser criticises NATO chief Mark Rutte and argues that NATO and the EU benefit politically from heightened tensions.