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On the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum, we spoke with Araya Takashi, founder of the 'Musubi no Sato' association, who says that Japan's future does not lie with the US, but rather with its Russian neighbor.

On the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum, we spoke with the Ambassador of Pakistan to the Russian Federation, who says that Russia belongs to Asia not just geographically, but culturally as well.

On the sidelines of the Eastern Economic Forum, we spoke with geopolitical economist, who said that developing alternatives for the dollar system is as important as ever.

Benjamin Netanyahu has made a rare visit to Gaza, touring an Israeli military post near the Yellow Line alongside senior commanders. During his visit, he vowed that Israeli forces will not withdraw from the enclave and that they still have more work to do.

Meanwhile, the International Criminal Court has an arrest warrant for Netanyahu 'for crimes against humanity'.

To discuss this and more, we speak with Palestinian-American journalist Daoud Kuttab.

We had a chance to speak with William Schabas, Professor of International Law at Middlesex University. The interview focused on hypocrisy and bias surrounding global institutions such as the International Criminal Court.

Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev tells RT that Russian specialists are continuing work at Iran’s Bushehr nuclear power plant, including maintenance of the operating unit and construction of new reactors. Likhachev says Rosatom is also discussing small-scale power plants with Iran and expects further development of the country’s nuclear program as it returns to peaceful life.

Another ‘Sanchez Effect’ from sunny Miami, this time with John Kiriakou, former CIA analyst and case officer, prominent whistleblower, host of RT's ‘Deep state’. John and Rick discussed the recent shooting in Kiev between Zelensky's military intelligence and the security services. Kirakou describes it as death sentence for the Kiev regime. He also comments on the failed US attempts to bring Iran to its knees both economically and militarily. ‘Exactly the opposite is happening’, Kiriakou says. At the end they discussed their favorite topic – the deep state. Find out more here on RT or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

Vladimir Zelensky issued a warning to every airline that uses Russian airspace, saying any aircraft flying through it will be threatened by Ukrainian drones. President Vladimir Putin called the statement a 'declaration of state terrorism'.

To discuss this, we speak with Steve Jermy, retired British Royal Navy Commodore.

We had a chance to speak with William Schabas, Professor of International Law at Middlesex University. The interview focused on hypocrisy and bias surrounding global institutions such as the International Criminal Court.

The Acting German Ambassador to Russia, Bernd Finke, was summoned to the Russian Foreign Ministry. This comes amid recent statements from Berlin accusing Moscow of attempting an attack on a Ukrainian cargo plane at Leipzig Airport last month.

While leaving the building, Finke refused to comment on the reason for the meeting when asked by reporters. The envoy, however, did comment on the severed ties between the two nations, saying Russia was to blame.

We spoke with former Austrian Foreign Minister Karin Kneissl. She says Berlin is repeating a familiar pattern of rushing to accuse Russia without facts, pushing for more confrontation.