RT spoke with Gumaa Elwakeel Elieysir, c commissioner of the National Commission For Human Rights, Republic of Sudan. He emphasized the need for all international organizations to unite and work with the UN to protect and uphold human rights, while also criticizing the West’s double standards.

RT spoke with Tatyana Moskolkova, Russian human rights commissioner. She highlights how Russia continues to strengthen international cooperation despite attempts at isolation. From humanitarian support agreements with the Dominican Republic to expanding legal and cultural partnerships across continents, the message is clear: Russia’s expertise remains relevant and in demand.

RT spoke with Sandra Makoasha, commissioner of the South African Human Rights Commission. She said the conference focuses on digitalization and AI, emphasizing human rights. He highlighted Africa’s role in holding violators accountable and the importance of technology in exposing abuses globally.

RT exclusive interview with Saeed Khatibzadeh, Iranian Deputy Foreign Minister. He said that Iran is ready to allow IAEA inspectors, but questions remain about recent attacks on its nuclear sites. He discusses the role of Israel and the US, and the lack of condemnation from the IAEA and the UN Security Council.

Former U.S. Green Beret and whistleblower Jordan Goudreau breaks down the sudden focus on Venezuela

Former Indian Foreign Secretary Kanwal Sibal joins RT to discuss U.S. pressure on India to halt purchases of Russian oil, calling Washington’s move “illegal, bullying of the most blatant kind.”

RT spoke with Kuzman Iliev, chairman of ‘Bulgaria can' Party, about why the EU must abandon ideological pressure and refocus on prosperity, competitiveness, and energy security to avoid deeper instability.

South Africa’s Ministry of International Relations spokesperson Chrispin Phiri joins RT to discuss his country’s genocide case against Israel and the global importance of international law.

RT marks its 20th anniversary, celebrating two decades of global reporting, bold perspectives, and a commitment to telling stories that others won’t

Former Austrian foreign minister Karin Kneissl breaks down the latest U.S. sanctions against Russia and their ripple effects on Europe, India, and China.