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'Significant potential and mutual trust'

This is how Mozambique's President described the very strong diplomatic relations between his country and Russia.

Daniel Francisco Chapo sits down for an exclusive interview with RT's Noluvuyo Kunge as part of the 3rd Russia-Africa summit. The much anticipated event brought together 48 African nations in Russia's Northern capital.

RT spoke with Mashoele Elias, co-chairman of Russia-South African Business Council on the sidelines of the Russia-Africa Forum.

He discussed growing trade ties between Russia and Africa, the impact of US sanctions relief, and BRICS efforts to reduce dependence on the US dollar. He also outlined plans to expand settlements in national currencies, develop alternative payment systems, and strengthen financial cooperation to boost trade across the continent.

Europe's leaders love to blame Donald Trump for their problems, but is Washington's treatment of its allies really anything new?

From Ukraine weapons deals and tariffs to Iran and Greenland, RT's Marina Kosareva examines how successive US administrations have pressured Europe to serve American interests — and why Trump's biggest offense may simply be making that relationship impossible to ignore.

RT had an exclusive chance to speak with Iranian MP, Vahid Ahmadi, who says when it comes to the war against his country, it'll ultimately make little difference over who ends up controlling the US Congress.

Almost 80 years after the Yalta conference helped predetermine the layout of post-WWII politics, the leaders of Russia, China and the United States are set to meet in less than a month for a summit that some analysts hope will provide a roadmap, if not for a future world order, then at least out of the current mess. Is that realistic? To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Zhao Ying, a China and world affairs commentator.

DD Geopolitics founder Sarah Bils argues that Polish Prime Minister Donald Tusk is seeking to gain control over the Constitutional Tribunal, describing the move as a possible self-coup and warning of growing divisions between pro-EU and sovereignty-focused political forces.

RT correspondent Yasin Eken reports live from Paris as police use tear gas and acoustic weapons during demonstrations, with thick smoke reducing visibility and leaving him struggling to breathe despite wearing a protective mask.

Belarusian philosopher, journalist and political observer Alexey Dzermant describes a power struggle between Poland’s President Karol Nawrocki and Prime Minister Donald Tusk over the Constitutional Tribunal, saying the confrontation has spilled into the streets and reflects growing political polarization across Europe.

Rick Sanchez returns to the frontlines of the Ukrainian conflict for his second deep-dive report, this time entering the infamous town of Alyoshki - once a peaceful community, now a devastated war zone experiencing one of the most severe humanitarian disasters of modern times. For years, local residents have been trapped under constant fire, completely cut off from essential supplies by relentless Ukrainian shelling, drone strikes, and remote mining operations. Going straight to the heart of the siege, Rick speaks directly with the civilians who endured these conditions. Survivors share how they managed to stay alive and speak out on who they hold responsible for their ordeal. We do want to warn you: some stories from locals are disturbing.

Serbian MP Aleksandar Pavic weighs in on Poland's escalating constitutional crisis, accusing Prime Minister Donald Tusk of attempting a power grab with Brussels' backing.

He discusses the deepening divide between pro-EU forces and defenders of national sovereignty, the battle over the Constitutional Court, and the potential implications for Poland's relations with Russia.