Zaporozhye Plant Director Yuri Chernichuk tells RT his personnel are 'subject to attacks' by Ukraine and IAEA is aware of it

RT sat down with Muhammad Iksan Kiat, Petroleum Industry Advisor to the Indonesian Energy Minister, to discuss how the current situation between US and Venezuela to impact energy security in Indonesia and other BRICS nations

Today on Lumumba’s Africa, the professor turns his gaze across the Atlantic, tracing the profound and complex story of the African diaspora in North America.

This week on Lumumba’s Africa, the professor unpacks how trade wars reshape global supply chains, commodity demands, and geopolitical alliances, forcing African nations into a precarious position.

RT sat down with former South African MP and President of the African People's Convention Themba Godi, CEO of StratEdge Consulting East Africa Egesa Ronald Leonard, and investigative journalist David Hundeyin.

They discussed the numerous turbulent events of 2025 in Africa

The GOP under President Trump’s leadership wiped the floor with the Democrats in the 2024 Presidential election. But another election is always around the corner. Will the Republicans succumb to history and watch their majority in the House and Senate vanish in the 2026 midterm elections, or can they pull off a rare feat and convince the American people that their agenda is working and will continue to work to lower the prices of food, gas, and medical care? On this episode of Perspective Scottie Nell Hughes is joined by longtime conservative radio host and pundit Steve Malzberg and conservative talk radio host out of Boston Joe Mangiacotti.

RT speaks with Wyatt Reed, editor at The Grayzone, on the latest developments in Venezuela.

RT speaks with Leonardo Sobreira, executive editor at Brasil 24\7, on the latest developments in Venezuela.

RT speaks with Ted Rall, a syndicated political cartoonist and podcast host, on the latest developments in Venezuela.

The US Department of State officially declared the Western Hemisphere 'ours'.

Inspired by the 19th century Monroe Doctine, Trump's approach has Washington again fixing its gaze on the south.

RT takes a stroll down memory lane, where it becomes abundantly clear the US has been flipping governments in Latin America for decades.