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A Zambian fashion model Precious Ngo’ma taking part in Moscow Fashion Week says the BRICS+ Fashion Summit helps creatives gain visibility, exchange expertise and build new professional connections.

Former International Apparel Federation president Mustafa Cem Altan says Turkey’s position between East and West allows its designers to adapt to markets across Russia, Europe and the Arab world.

Are soaring energy costs threatening Italy’s industrial future? Stefano Valdegamberi, a lawmaker from Italy’s Veneto region, discusses pressure on manufacturers, plant shutdowns and the risk of production moving abroad.

Indonesia is exploring new opportunities for its textile and garment industry at the BRICS+ Fashion Summit in Moscow, which brings together participants from over 100 countries.

Rizal Tanzil Rakhman, Business Development & ESG Executive at PT Pan Brothers Tbk, discusses Indonesia’s production of fiber, woven textiles and garments, and his hopes that BRICS membership will help build mutually beneficial business connections.

Fashion, innovation and cultural identity take centre stage in Moscow as the BRICS+ Fashion Summit brings together participants from over 100 countries.

FARM Rio’s Aline Souza de Oliveira discusses representing Brazil, strengthening fashion connections across BRICS nations and embracing AI without losing the human touch. She explains why culture, care and the creativity of local communities remain essential as the industry evolves.

On the latest ‘Sanchez Effect’, Rick sits down with two professors at the Valdai Discussion Club to dissect a fracturing global order. Mr. Pacini is not optimistic, saying European elites have launched a massive cognitive operation against their own citizens. They have bought into their own anti-Russian rhetoric so deeply that they are arming Europe into a corner where conflict feels like the only logical outcome.
Emeritus Professor of History at University College Cork, Geoffrey Roberts is more positive – saying it’s hard to believe in a nuclear conflict – but they both agree it’s the Russian restraint to thank for the management of escalation, not the Western warmongering provocations.

Is Europe blindly marching into a conflict its own people don't want, or will Washington pull back the reins before it’s too late? Tune in to the latest episode to learn more.

Shooting a bow at full gallop takes precision, balance and trust in your horse. At the International Horseback Archery Alliance’s Greater Asian Championship near Moscow, athletes from Indonesia, Kazakhstan, Pakistan, Singapore and beyond put those skills to the test.

RT joins competitors as they discuss the training behind this ancient discipline, the challenge of riding unfamiliar horses supplied by the host club, and adapting to Russia’s autumn weather. A Pakistani participant also explains how traditions of archery and riding inspired his involvement in the sport.

Women are taking part in military and emergency response training in central Tehran as Iran’s Jan Fada campaign expands. RT’s Saman Kojouri reports from Imam Hossein Square, where female volunteers explain why they want to prepare to defend their country.

Is Russia isolated—and where is the international order heading?

Richard Sakwa, Professor Emeritus of Politics at the University of Kent, joins us from the Valdai Discussion Club in the Moscow region, where 120 participants from 40 countries are gathering to discuss global challenges.

Can Canada turn talk of strategic autonomy into action?

Geopolitical economist Radhika Desai discusses Canada’s dependence on the United States and argues Ottawa should pursue stronger trade and diplomatic relationships across the Pacific.