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International justice only has meaning if the same legal and moral standards apply to everyone — regardless of a country’s size, military power, political influence, or alliances.

Hany Soliman, Executive director of Arab center for research and studies (ACRS) joins RT to discuss.

'The credibility of international justice depends on consistency, equality, and the absence of double standards'

Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev tells RT about the company’s expanding nuclear cooperation with India and other BRICS countries. He discusses new nuclear power projects, technology localization and plans to help India expand its nuclear capacity.

A political row is simmering in Berlin, after the German opposition began pressing for concrete proof of Moscow's involvement in last month's drone incident at Leipzig Airport.

Former Austrian FM Karin Kneissl tells RT that the West is irrationally obsessed with blaming Russia for everything, even if that is against common sense.

In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew look at how European elites are rapidly declining to the level of their best friends: Ukraine’s corrupt dictator and his oligarch friends. Cringe jokes, cringe behavior, cringe politics. As it all becomes absolutely unbearable to watch, tune in to at least have a little giggle.

RT speaks with Vijay Mishra, Executive Vice Chairman of the India-China Trade Center, on the sidelines of the BRICS Summit in New Delhi about the bloc’s push for trade in local currencies, growing South-South economic cooperation, US sanctions and tariffs, and efforts to build financial alternatives to Western-dominated institutions.

RT speaks with Dr. Sudhir Mishra, former Director General of India’s DRDO and former CEO and MD of BrahMos Aerospace, about the future of India-Russia defense cooperation.

Mishra discusses the shift from direct procurement to co-design and co-development, cooperation on systems including the Su-57, S-500 and Pantsir, as well as plans for BrahMos Next Generation, longer-range missiles, space technology, AI and unmanned systems.

On the sidelines of the BRICS summit, RT speaks with former Indian Navy submariner Anurag Bisen about the bloc’s joint declaration, growing trade in national currencies and the push for reform of global financial institutions.

Bisen argues that BRICS is a ‘non-West, not anti-West’ platform and says increased use of bilateral currencies amounts to a form of ‘backdoor de-dollarization,’ while a common BRICS currency remains a distant prospect.

RT India's Ashok Bagaria sat down with Russian Minister of Economic Development Maxim Reshetnikov to discuss the next phase of Russia-India relations — from surging trade and industrial cooperation to AI, the Northern Sea Route, tourism and easier travel.

He says bilateral trade has grown sevenfold in 5 years, reaching $79 billion last year, while both countries see major room for further expansion.

Why is an 81-year-old Soviet WWII film suddenly being treated as a security threat in Taiwan?

The film documents Japan’s wartime occupation across Asia — including Taiwan itself. Political risk analyst Ross Feingold argues that Taipei is now downplaying parts of that history as it moves closer to Japan.

After nine months of inactivity, the possibility of mediating the Ukrainian war has once again hit the news. A number of foreign leaders called on Moscow to give it a thought and a try, while the backers of the Ukrainian side have come up with another ultimatum-like proposal. Does this conflict have a meaningful chance of being resolved at the negotiating table?

To discuss this, Oksana is joined by Benoit Pare, a former OSCE Observer in Ukraine and author of ‘What I Saw in Ukraine: 2015-2022 – Diary of an International Observer.’