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Western media is giving audiences a one-sided picture of the Russia–Ukraine conflict, says Dr. Furqan Rao, secretary of Pakistan’s National Press Club and a Global Fact-Checking Network expert.

Speaking at Moscow’s Dialogue on Fakes forum, Rao discusses wartime disinformation, international media cooperation and Russia’s efforts to challenge Western narratives.

Is Russia’s image in Australia starting to shift? Roman Dubinin, deputy chair of the Russian-Australian Friendship Organization, says frustration over living costs, crime and mainstream media narratives is driving interest in Russia.

Speaking on the sidelines of Moscow’s Dialogue on Fakes forum, he discusses Russia’s appeal, public safety and the differences he sees between Australian and Russian media.

America Now anchor Ben Swann and investigative journalist Elizabeth Lane bring the second part of a series of special reports – this time, exposing NATO’s covert propaganda and psychological operations targeting journalists and dissidents online. Also, America First host Scottie Nell Hughes reports from outside the UN General Assembly where President Trump was speaking to the world just hours ago. Plus, America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot reports on the latest step in the mega merger of Paramount and Warner Bros., which would completely change the media landscape.

President Trump takes his Iran war message to the United Nations today. And now he says a major decision is on the way. Plus, he says Russia and Ukraine are going to make a deal. But what will that deal look like? And is this war really any closer to ending? Scottie Nell Hughes, host of America First, reports from outside the UN General Assembly. America Now anchor Ben Swann and congressional candidate Sam Hussaini discuss Trump’s speech at UNGA. And finally, fake dating profiles were used as a trap for ICE agents – America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn reports.

Pepe Escobar says young Europeans are connecting war with a lack of investment in their future. Speaking at the Dialogue About Fakes forum in Moscow, the Brazilian journalist discusses an emerging generation of fact-checkers, cooperation with Asian news agencies and his expectations for Russia’s Bucha report at the UN.

Are claims about Russian threats being used to influence European elections? Speaking at Moscow’s ‘Dialogue About Fakes’ conference, Slovak fact-checking expert Tomas Spacek questions the timing of drone accusations in Germany, discusses competing Nord Stream narratives and says British funding supported groups seeking to influence Slovakia’s vote. He also contrasts his experience with RT and Western outlets, accusing the latter of selectively editing his comments.

‘I was part of the problem.’ Freelance journalist Filippo Rossi reflects on censorship and disinformation during his war reporting career, arguing that Europe’s media industry itself suppresses news. Speaking at Moscow’s Dialogue About Fakes conference, he explains why maintaining connections between the West and the emerging multipolar world matters.

Trump raised Ukraine’s strikes on Russian oil refineries during his meeting with Zelensky at the UN, linking the attacks to rising global diesel prices.

Trump has urged Kiev to stop targeting Russian diesel infrastructure, saying the resulting shortages are ‘hurting the world.’

More than 4,300 people have been killed in Lebanon since March, including over 250 children, as Israeli strikes hit homes, hospitals and agricultural land.

Genocide-prevention groups argue the scale and pattern of destruction warrant scrutiny under international law, while Israel says its campaign targets Hezbollah rather than Lebanon’s Shia population.

RT spoke to Pakistani News Anchor, Iqbal Javed, at the Moscow conference called 'Dialogue About Fakes.' He believes such events are great to tackle misinformation in the world, especially during conflicts