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Indonesia has introduced new regulations restricting children under 16 from accessing high-risk social media platforms, including YouTube, TikTok and Facebook.

In an exclusive interview with RT, Deputy Minister for Communication and Digital Affairs Angga Raka Prabowo explains why the government introduced the rules, how platforms will be held accountable and why shutting down repeat offenders remains an option.

Russia’s rhythmic gymnastics team wins World Championship gold on its return to the international stage, with Maria Borisova also taking three individual bronzes and Sofia Ilterakova silver.

Thailand’s foreign minister Sihasak Phuangketkeow joins RT to discuss expanding ties with Russia, energy security, a free trade deal with the EAEU and Bangkok’s push for full BRICS membership.

RT EXCLUSIVE: Botswana President Duma Boko joins RT to discuss deeper ties with Russia, greater African control over natural resources, Botswana’s De Beers ambitions, and the push for colonial reparations.

RT India’s Runjhun Sharma reports from Afghanistan five years after the Taliban takeover, looking at the country’s security, struggling economy and the impact of sanctions on ordinary Afghans.

US citizen Loui Ridi tells RT that his brother and nephew have been trapped in their family home in the West Bank after Israeli settlers reportedly cut off water and electricity and attacked a crew trying to restore them. He says his family fears for their safety and is calling for protection and the permanent removal of the settlers from the area.

Burundian president Evariste Ndayishimiye shareds his thoughts on Russia's long-time support of African sovereignty in an exclusive interview to RT

Pakistan’s Ambassador to Russia Faisal Niaz Tirmizi joins RT to discuss Islamabad’s role in mediating between Iran and the US and Pakistan’s economic and social development. He also highlights plans to expand transport links with Russia through the North-South corridor.

Israel's most recent incursion into Lebanon began in March of this year, and while the conflict is focused in the southern regions, people all over the country are feeling its impact.

RT's Steve Sweeney brings us the latest from Beirut.

Ukrainian socialist activist Bogdan Syrotiuk has been sentenced to 15 years in prison for high treason, with the court also ordering the confiscation of his property.

Johannes Stern, editor-in-chief of the German-language edition of the World Socialist Web Site, argues that the prosecution presented no evidence that Syrotiuk passed military secrets to Russia. He describes the case as a political frame-up driven by Syrotiuk’s anti-war writings and socialist views.