'There are going to be elections in Hungary pretty soon. And there is a huge pressure from the outside in order to try to get another party into power in Budapest,' — Finn Andreen, economic and political contributor at The Mises Institute, has said.

Amid the ongoing conflict, accusations continue to surface about Ukraine's abduction of children across the frontline regions.

Our correspondent spoke with a child who narrowly escaped being taken, as concerns grow over the fate of minors caught in the crisis.

George Szamuely, Senior Research Fellow at the Global Policy Institute, joins RT to discuss the geopolitical consequences of the Ukraine conflict and the European Union’s stance toward Russia.

Polish journalist Konrad Rekas joins RT to discuss Poland’s new legislation concerning 'volunteers' and what it may reveal about Warsaw’s role in the Ukraine conflict.

Political risk consultant and lawyer Adriel Kasonta joins RT to discuss the geopolitical stakes behind the Ukraine conflict, the European Union’s strategy toward Russia, and the growing divisions inside Europe.

Political risk consultant and lawyer Adriel Kasonta joins RT to analyze the escalating political tensions in Europe following the public dispute between Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelensky and Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orbán.

Rare earth metals might seem like a rarified or exotic topic to discuss, but it is anything but. The rise of AI and electric cars necessitates ever increasing levels of mining and production of chips and other electronics derived from rare earth metals. Right now China has the jump on the United States, but the Trump administration is trying to remedy that… and quick. Will the future belong to those who can extract and produce the most rare earth metals? Only time will tell. Join Scottie Nell Hughes on this episode of Perspective to discuss all of this and more with guests Steve Abramowicz, host of the Heartland Journal Podcast, and longtime conservative radio pundit and host Steve Gill.

It seems barely a day goes by without more claims coming from the West about something being 'highly likely'.

This time it involves the cause of death of Alexey Navalny.

A joint statement from the UK and European allies claims the Russian opposition figure died in prison after being poisoned with a toxin found in Ecuadorian dart frogs.

We discuss this with Michael Maloof, former Pentagon senior security policy analyst.

Claims that Navalny was poisoned with toxin found in poison dart FROGS are 'fundamentally false' — former US Marine Corps intelligence officer Scott Ritter said in an interview with RT.

'Europe is rallying around the notion of the need to MILITARIZE their society in the face of a non-existent Russian threat'

Aldrich Ames belongs in the Hall of Fame of double agents. His activities resulted in the deaths of two undercover American agents as well as countless documents handed over to the KGB at the end of the Cold War. So what was the legacy of Ames, who just passed away serving a life sentence? The former chief of staff to Colin Powell, Lawrence Wilkerson, joins John Kiriakou on this episode of The Whistleblowers to discuss Aldrich Ames and more.