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Iran based journalist Mohammad John Hussein says his perception changed after visiting Donbass, accusing NATO and European countries of providing Ukraine with weapons used in strikes on schools and churches.

Aryo Brahmantyo and Ishakkan Karim share their first-hand impressions from Donbass, describing the impact of the conflict on children and civilians, while Bramantyo says his outlet has previously received protest letters over its reporting from the region.

RT goes behind the scenes at the Irkutsk Aviation Plant, where the MC-21 is moving toward serial production after foreign components were replaced with Russian-made alternatives following sanctions.

A group of foreign journalists has just returned from the Donbass, including a visit to Starobelsk, where a Ukrainian drone strike on a local college in May killed 21 people and wounded dozens more.

They traveled to the site of the devastating strike and its memorial and spoke with locals in the war-torn region.

RT sat down with Pakistani journalist Muhammad Tayyab Khan, who said he decided to visit the town because the tragedy had been ignored by the Western-oriented Pakistani media.

Pakistani journalist Mohammad John Hussein says his perception changed after visiting Donbass, accusing NATO and European countries of providing Ukraine with weapons used in strikes on schools and churches.

With no end to Kiev’s strikes in sight, a group of foreign journalists has just returned from the Donbass, including a visit to Starobelsk, where a Ukrainian drone strike on a local college in May killed 21 people and wounded dozens more.

They traveled to the site of the devastating strike and its memorial and spoke with locals in the war-torn region.

RT sat down with Slovenian journalist and creative director of DD Geopolitics, Borut Iztok Mohar, to hear about what he saw on the ground.

After returning from Donbass with a group of foreign journalists, DD Geopolitics founder Sarah Bils speaks to RT about her impressions of the war-torn region.

How can journalism maintain its standards in the age of AI?

As journalists from over 30 Asian countries gather in Moscow, Antara President Director Benny Siga Butarbutar discusses three challenges facing news agencies: journalistic capacity, AI-driven disinformation and financial pressure.

Vladimir Putin has been invited to December’s G20 summit in Florida, according to the U.S. secretary of state. Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Sergey Ryabkov confirms Moscow has received the invitation and says it will be considered.

Yemen’s war takes the spotlight at the UN General Assembly as the internationally recognized government accuses the Houthis of sabotaging peace efforts and using humanitarian truces to build their military arsenal.

Speaking to RT from Sana’a, senior Houthi official Mohammed al-Bukhaiti challenges the rival government’s legitimacy, blames Saudi intervention and the blockade for Yemen’s suffering, and accuses the UN Security Council of favoring wealthy powers.