Attorney and law professor Salam Abdel Samed, speaking to RT from Dubai, comments on the first-ever trilateral talks between the US, Russia and Ukraine held in Abu Dhabi.

He says the negotiations are a positive step toward peace, highlights the UAE’s role as a mediator, and explains why concessions from all sides may be necessary — as Europe remains largely sidelined from the process.

Former senior security policy analyst at the US Department of Defense Michael Maloof delivers a blunt assessment of the Ukraine conflict, ongoing talks in Abu Dhabi, and Vladimir Zelensky’s standing with Western leaders.

As Ukraine endures freezing temperatures and mass blackouts, ordinary people are struggling to survive without heat or electricity.

Meanwhile, remarks by political elites and international officials are sparking outrage for their perceived detachment from reality.
This RT report looks at the growing gap between official rhetoric and life on the ground, as criticism mounts over tone-deaf advice, public messaging, and elite hypocrisy during the energy crisis.

Reported by Igor Zhdanov, RT.

Jared Kushner claims there is no “Plan B” for Gaza—only a roadmap toward demilitarization and reconstruction by 2035. But how realistic is that vision amid ongoing ceasefire violations, mass displacement, and a deepening humanitarian crisis?

Political strategist and former advisor to a Middle East peace envoy Ashish Prashar dismantles the proposal, calling it a “glossy PowerPoint real estate presentation” that is not anchored in international law, treaties, or facts. He argues that Gaza’s future must be decided by Palestinians themselves—not international trusteeships or foreign-backed “peace boards.”

Are peace talks between Russia, Ukraine, and the United States actually close to a breakthrough — or stuck at the most dangerous stage?

American journalist John Varoli breaks down the real power dynamics behind the negotiations, explaining why territory may no longer be the key issue, and why Ukraine’s neutrality remains the single biggest obstacle to peace.

Filmmaker and Homeless Left podcast host Matt Weinglass joins the program for a wide-ranging conversation on the shifting geopolitical landscape surrounding Ukraine, Russia, and the United States.

In this interview, Weinglass argues that Vladimir Putin currently holds decisive leverage, diplomatically and militarily, while European powers and Ukraine are increasingly sidelined.

Greenland has delivered a clear message to Washington: the island is not for sale.

Greenland's pro-independence Naleraq party MP Kuno Fencker delivers a warning

Germany’s Chancellor has declared that Denmark and Greenland can count on Berlin — and that the real threat in the High North comes from Russia, not the United States.

But why is Germany pushing this narrative when U.S. pressure over Greenland is increasingly visible?

Political risk consultant and lawyer Adriel Kasonta challenges Europe’s strategic posture, NATO’s role in the Arctic, and what he calls the uncomfortable reality of transatlantic power dynamics.

At Davos, Vladimir Zelensky floated a bizarre and dangerous idea: Ukraine helping NATO by sinking Russian ships near Greenland—if only Ukraine were admitted into the alliance.

In this video, we break down Zelensky’s pitch, why it looks like blatant flattery aimed at Donald Trump, and how it undercuts Europe.

What happens when artificial intelligence moves faster than human judgment — and gets plugged directly into warfare?

In this video, we compare an ordinary human analyst to top-class AI systems with global access. The speed gap is staggering. Modern AI can search, analyze, and process information thousands to millions of times faster than a human being.