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Former adviser to the Ukrainian prosecutor general Andrey Telizhenko weighs in on the escalating confrontation between Kiev and Ukraine’s anti-corruption bodies.

Thousands of protesters have taken to the streets of Bucharest as Romanian farmers demand an end to an EU-imposed livestock export ban introduced amid outbreaks of sheep and goatpox.

The restrictions have hit farmers’ incomes, while animals have been slaughtered without compensation, fueling anger across the agricultural sector.

SOS Romania MP Nini Pascalini joined the demonstration and told RT that farmers ‘want to work’, sell their produce and be treated fairly, as clashes broke out between protesters and police in the Romanian capital.

Russia’s Foreign Intelligence Service says NATO intelligence agencies found no evidence linking Moscow to the drone incident at Germany’s Leipzig Airport — and instead identified multiple signs pointing toward Ukraine.

Despite those assessments, the SVR claims German authorities publicly blamed Russia, arguing that Berlin needed the accusations to help justify increased military spending.

Tonight, the people building the world's most powerful AI systems are warning they may need to slow down, but Washington doesn't seem to be listening. America Now anchor Olivia Flynn discusses the risks of AI development with Google whistleblower Zach Vorhies. Plus, America Now correspondent Jalyssa Dugrot brings the story of the AI actress who's looking to make it among the film industry's elite.

The world's top oil exporter just lost a critical escape route – America Now anchor Jalyssa Dugrot discusses with economist David Morgan why Saudi Arabia's oil problem could become America's problem. Meanwhile, at the same time, European factories are being told to prepare for the possibility of more war. RT correspondent Marina Kosareva reports. Plus, America Now correspondent Olivia Flynn has more on a controversial ad featuring Sydney Sweeney is sparking a national debate over sexualization and women in sports.

Sweden’s left-leaning opposition has taken a narrow lead in the general election, with preliminary results putting the bloc just ahead of the ruling centre-right coalition.

Political and military analyst Mikael Valtersson, a former chief of staff for the Sweden Democrats, says the result does not necessarily mean Sweden will get a left-wing government. Deep divisions between parties could trigger difficult coalition negotiations and several possible governing arrangements.

The head of the South African BRICS Youth Association, Raymond Matlala, told RT about the spirit of volunteerism which sits at the core of the International Festival of Youth — and the 'real Russia' compared to what's heard in the West

RT spoke with US human rights advocate David Lopez, who suggests ICC must be 'decolonized' if international justice is truly its goal

Český list editor-in-chief Rostislav Lussier tells RT that young people in Europe have limited knowledge of Russia due to what he describes as a highly charged media environment. Speaking at the World Youth Festival, he highlights the importance of cultural exchange and soft power in improving understanding between Russia and Europe.

RT host Rick Sanchez shares his experience working in Western media and at RT with aspiring journalists at the World Youth Festival (WYF). He also discusses the growing influence of Africa, India, Russia and China and the importance of asking difficult questions in journalism.