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Three people were killed and 21 wounded in a bombing in central Moscow. An unidentified woman is suspected of trying to bring the improvised explosive device into a cafe.

Western intelligence agencies and their Ukrainian proxies were likely involved in the deadly bombing at a central Moscow restaurant, former US Army officer Stanislav Krapivnik has claimed.

An improvised explosive device (IED) blast has killed at least three people and wounded 21 others at a restaurant in central Moscow, according to Russia’s National Antiterrorism Committee.

To talk about this, we speak with independent Dutch journalist Sonja van den Ende.

Joe Mhlanga argues tat European prosperity is built partly through colonial exploitation and continues to depend on migrant workers.

RT’s new documentary, The Malian Frontline, follows personnel from Russia’s Africa Corps as they work alongside Malian forces in the fight against armed terrorist groups.

Western foreign policy and military interventions are the root causes of Europe’s migration crisis, according to Russian Deputy Foreign Minister Alexander Grushko.

What if the biggest battle over America's relationship with Israel isn’t happening on the battlefield, but inside the Pentagon? What if the goal isn’t just to keep America as an ally, but to make sure no future president can ever undo the relationship? According to a CIA assessment, Israeli officials believe they’re losing the American people. Public opinion is shifting and the political consensus that protected the U.S.-Israel relationship for decades is beginning to fracture. And the numbers tell the story. Some polls suggest a 67-point swing in Americans' net favorability toward Israel, calling it an end of an era. America now anchor Ben Swann breaks down this fall from grace and the possible break up with John Kiriakou, former CIA analyst and host of the ‘Deep State’. Plus, it’s called Project Panama, and AI company Anthropic says their goal is to destructively scan all the books in the world. and that they don’t want you to know that they’re doing it. America Now's Jalyssa Dugrot brings the story together with legal and media analyst Lionel. And, Spain's border isn’t under pressure. According to Spain's civil guard chief, it has “totally collapsed”. Thousands of migrants are pouring across the border from Morocco into Spain's enclave of Ceuta. Ceuta is Spanish territory but it sits on the north coast of Africa directly next to Morocco. The police are overwhelmed. Local officials are calling for a national emergency.

It's a big question on everyone’s mind. Is there actually a strategy in this war in Iran? Right now the headlines keep changing, the targets keep changing, and the countries involved in all this keep growing. But if you want to know the endgame? That all remains unclear at this point. The latest information has Iran claiming it retaliated against the United States announcing strikes on a military base in Kuwait after what it says was a major U.S. airstrike on Qeshm island earlier in the day. The IRGC claims the U.S. strike hit residential homes killing a family of three, including a child. Iran also claims it targeted the U.S. base in Jordan, and says it destroyed three American F-35 fighter jets. Hard to know what’s true or not, but the conflict keeps spreading. America Now anchor Ben Swann talks with Dave Decamp, news editor with antiwar.com to try and make sense of all this. And Russian air defenses reportedly shot down 258 Ukrainian drones across multiple areas overnight. RT correspondent Roman Kosarev brings us more details.

Journalist Mohammed Najib joins RT from Ramallah to explain the proposed agreement, international guarantees, Hamas’s possible transformation into a political movement and plans for Palestinian and Moroccan police officers to operate inside Gaza.

A South African military delegation has visited Russia to conduct high-level defense talks in another milestone in military cooperation between the two countries.

The Head of the delegation, South Africa's Army Chief Lawrence Mbatha, has pledged to strengthen bilateral military relations with Russia.

A victory for diplomacy — that's how a project, set in motion by US First Lady Melania Trump and Russia, has been described.

Close to a year of intensive coordination between both parties is now seeing children, evacuated from the Ukrainian battlezone, being reunited with their families.