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A new Chinese movie about a fictional conflict in the Middle East is proving a major hit at the local box office. It depicts a US invasion of an unnamed country and tells the story through the unusual perspective of a Chinese restaurant owner trying to survive amid the horrors of war.

RT's Konstantin Rozhkov attended a special media screening of the movie.

We speak with Andrey Telizhenko, former adviser to the Prosecutor General of Ukraine and ex-diplomat.

We discuss the ongoing parliamentary elections in Russia with international lawyer Arnaud Develay.

Voting is underway across Russia in three-day parliamentary elections to choose a new State Duma, alongside thousands of regional and local representatives

To discuss this, we speak with Jackson Hinkle, an American political commentator, host of 'Legitimate targets' podcast.

RT's Isabella Blumberg discussed the ongoing elections in Russia with Vladimir Oleynik, a member of 'The Other Ukraine' public movement and a former Ukrainian MP.

Voting is underway in Russia's parliamentary elections. More than 113 million voters are electing 450 State Duma deputies, alongside regional and local representatives.

To discuss this, we speak with Jozef Schutzman, 'Russia Up Close' podcast host.

Russians are voting in parliamentary elections, and this vote comes against the backdrop of the ongoing Special Military Operation.

To discuss this, we speak with Aleksey Senokosov, a PhD in Historical Sciences, a specialist in international relations, and an expert in military history.

Voting is underway across Russia in three-day parliamentary elections to choose a new State Duma, alongside thousands of regional and local representatives.

To discuss this, we speak with Boris Martynov, Professor of the Department of International Relations and Foreign Policy of MGIMO University in Moscow.

RT correspondent Anastasia Volodina spoke with former CIA analyst Larry Johnson. He says that despite all the pressure, the West has failed to destabilize Russia internally and affect the elections.

From the Far East to Kaliningrad, polling opens at different times across Russia’s vast territory. The clip shows how the country’s 11 time zones shape the rhythm of Election Day.