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European carmakers once enjoyed enormous success in China, but the balance of power in the auto industry is changing.

China-based journalist and geopolitical analyst Alex Reporterfy discusses the rapid development of China’s new-energy vehicle sector, massive investment in research and development, and why he believes European manufacturers are struggling to keep pace.

Two years after thousands of pagers and walkie-talkies exploded across Lebanon, survivors are still living with life-changing injuries.

RT’s Steve Sweeney meets Zainab, who lost her left eye, was left with only 10% vision in her right eye and lost the tips of three fingers after a pager exploded near her.

Russia says its 2026 election is facing pressure on several fronts, including alleged provocations at polling stations, foreign-backed political campaigns and cyberattacks targeting electoral infrastructure.

Swiss journalist and Forum Geopolitica founder Peter Hanseler discusses Russia’s 2026 parliamentary elections, focusing on voting in Donetsk, Lugansk, Zaporozhye and Kherson amid the ongoing conflict.

Dark new warnings about artificial intelligence are raising serious questions about what Americans are actually being told. OpenAI admits that their agents might act deceptive, while a former Google engineer agrees that AI could ‘kill us all’. America Now anchor Ben Swann and Google whistleblower Zach Vorhies discuss the serious risks this new technology carries for humanity. Also, from cars to missiles: America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot reports on how one of America's biggest automakers is now getting into the weapons industry.

A new sanctions bill targeting Russia is now heading to President Trump, but the timing is raising serious questions. America Now anchor Ben Swann and former Pennsylvania State Senator Bruce Marks discuss how serious the bill really is. Plus, we dive into the controversy that is gripping the pop culture world: rapper Macklemore has been dropped from Ed Sheeran's tour after speaking out against Israel. America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn looks at what was so offensive about his remarks.

The US House has approved sweeping new sanctions legislation targeting Russia and major purchasers of Russian energy, including China and India.

The measure gives Washington additional powers to impose steep tariffs on countries continuing to buy Russian oil and gas, as lawmakers seek to increase economic pressure on Moscow.

American political commentator and Legitimate Targets host Jackson Hinkle joins the program to discuss Russia’s parliamentary voluence the election, and the broader confrontation between Moscow and NATO.

The first day of voting to fill Russia's parliament has kicked off.

To discuss the vote, we speak with Pepe Escobar, Brazilian journalist, columnist at The Cradle, and host of the PowerShift podcast.

RT correspondent Marina Kosareva takes a closer look at the history of the Liberal movement in Russia, and how its current leaders call for measures against their own country with foreign backing.