Tehran is moving from emergency response to full-scale reconstruction after weeks of US-Israeli bombings left deep scars across the Iranian capital.

Speaking to RT on the sidelines of the Kazan Summit, Philippine digital economy executive Amor Maclang outlined key areas where Russia and Southeast Asia could deepen high-tech cooperation.

Journalist Christopher Helali from DD Geopolitics joins the program to break down the Iran-US memorandum of understanding and what it could mean for the region.

Malaysian Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim speaks to RT in an exclusive interview on the sidelines of the ASEAN-Russia Summit, discussing Malaysia's independent foreign policy, relations with Russia, BRICS, the Middle East crisis, and the future of a multipolar world.

RT sits down for an exclusive interview with H.E. Mr. Sihasak Phuangketkeow, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs of Thailand, to discuss regional diplomacy, economic cooperation, and the challenges facing an increasingly multipolar world.

Stanislav Krapivnik, former US Army officer and Iraq War veteran, speaks to RT about attacks on civilians, military strategy, and what he describes as longstanding Western approaches to warfare.

Vadim Gigin, member of the House of Representatives of the National Assembly of Belarus, speaks to RT about the investigation into the deadly attack in Russia's Bryansk region, the political objectives behind such strikes, and the broader situation surrounding the Ukraine conflict.

On the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’ – Rick asks a million dollar question: Is the U.S. truly committed to a new deal with Iran? Patrick Hennignson is far from optimistic. He says the U.S. has a history of failing to honor past agreements, and frequent ‘policy flips’ do little to promote trust.

Together they explore how Iran has stepped up as a regional superpower, balancing military strength with moral leverage - particularly in its support for Lebanon and its strategy to keep the situation in the Middle East manageable.

Both Rick and his guest are disappointed to see a world where reproach is voiced only when some are harmed, while other nations’ suffering lingers in muted silence.

Perhaps recognising these moral double standards could bring about the next great pivot of history – the ultimate breakdown of Western hegemony. Learn more in the latest episode only on RT.

Belarusian lawmaker and leader of the Democratic Party of Belarus Oleg Gaidukevich speaks to RT after Minsk labelled the Ukrainian attack on a bus carrying Belarusian children an act of terrorism.

Belarus has called the strike on a bus carrying a children’s football team an act of terrorism, while Russia’s human rights commissioner described it as a war crime.

Independent Dutch journalist Sonja van den Ende joins RT to react, arguing that civilians — including children — are increasingly paying the price while Western governments continue to send money and weapons to Kiev. She also criticizes Western media for downplaying or ignoring civilian casualties in Russia and Donbass.