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Chinese President Xi Jinping has arrived in the United States for high stake talks with President Donald Trump. Trade, Taiwan, Iran, all of it's on the table. But will both sides be able to come to an agreement? America Now anchor Ben Swann and journalist Danny Haiphong discuss. Plus, hackers claim to have breached FBI systems and stolen sensitive data on federal employees. America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot brings the details.

Tonight’s top stories: a possible Trump-Putin meeting in Miami – the U.S. says Russia's president will be invited to the G20 summit along with other world leaders. Plus, U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio meets with Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov in New York, and Ukraine was top of mind. America First host Scottie Nell Hughes covers the latest. And finally, were American veterans offered up to $10,000 to produce pro-Ukraine content? America Now anchor Ben Swann and investigative journalist Elizabeth Lane expose how Ukraine’s government fund UNITED24 used American taxpayer money to target American public with pro-Ukraine propaganda disseminated by American influencers.

Are US sanctions on Iranian airlines opening a new financial front against China?

Ryan Perkins, senior analyst at Global Economic Indicator, argues that Washington’s pressure reaches beyond Tehran.

Moscow will not pause its special military operation while peace negotiations are underway, Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov told the UN Security Council on Wednesday, asserting that a temporary ceasefire only benefits Kiev.

To discuss this, we speak with Craig Pasta Jardula, host of the 'Drive Time' talk show

As diplomats gather from around the world at the UN headquarters, Kiev has used the opportunity to call for an immediate, unconditional ceasefire. The proposal was backed by 51 countries.

However, Russia's Foreign Minister Lavrov emphasised that a temporary truce, without a negotiated resolution to the conflict, would be unacceptable to Moscow.

To discuss this, we speak with Steve Gill, former trade adviser to the Bush and Clinton administrations.

Russian military and naval expert Andrei Martyanov argues that the conflict will be decided on the battlefield, dismissing Western-backed ceasefire efforts as a PR move.

RT’s Konstantin Rozhkov looks at the key pressure points ahead of the Trump-Xi meeting, from US tariff threats and Taiwan arms sales to China’s leverage over rare earths, oil reserves and AI.

Guns, mafia and angry men — Ayad Omer says Hollywood shaped his image of Russia before his first visit changed it. Speaking at Moscow’s Dialogue on Fakes forum, he reflects on what he found, cultural connections between Iraq and Russia, and his hopes for cooperation to fight fake news.

On the latest episode of 'Sanchez Effect', Rick sits down with David Pyne for an unfiltered look at American foreign policy under Trump. From ignoring U.S. intelligence on Iran to the 'strategic defeat' reshaping the global power balance, Pyne pulls zero punches. He says that Trump chose to believe Bibi over his own intelligence agencies and argues that the U.S. would lose a direct war against Russia or China right now. He also explains how pushing Russia into a corner backfired, transforming Ukraine into an authoritarian state.

Together with Rick, they dissect what the U.S. and Iranian presidents have said at the UN General Assembly, with news analysis you don’t want to miss. Only on RT.

The Global South is making itself heard — and PTI managing editor Amanpreet Singh says its voice can no longer be suppressed.

Following the OANA forum in Moscow, Singh discusses Western media’s influence, the challenge of serving India’s vast and multilingual audience, and why fighting fake news in the AI age requires cooperation across borders.