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As Cuba is facing a growing humanitarian crisis, it’s now staring down another obstacle, one that would drastically tank its economy and could disrupt healthcare systems across the world.
The Trump administration has launched a campaign aimed at Cuba's overseas medical missions. Host Jalyssa Dugrot talks with Latin American journalist Camila Escalante for the details. Plus,
This week it's been the pre-trial in the murder case of Charlie Kirk. The alleged gunman Tyler Robinson has been in court all week in a case that is already shaping up to be one of the courtroom dramas of this decade. Legal and media analyst Lionel gives us his take.

A new warning and new questions about President Trump's security. Is Iran really preparing another assassination plot against president Trump? That's the question after Israel reportedly shared new intelligence with the United States suggesting Iran may be discussing a new attempt to target the president. Host Olivia Flynn talks with Jeremy Kuzmarov, the managing editor of CovertAction Magazine to break it down. Plus, this week it's been the pre-trial in the murder case of Charlie Kirk. The alleged gunman Tyler Robinson has been in court all week in a case that is already shaping up to be one of the courtroom dramas of this decade. Legal and media analyst Lionel gives us his take.

RT correspondent Roman Kosarev reports on what Russia's Federal Security Service (FSB) says was a foiled plot to carry out coordinated drone attacks on military facilities in the Chelyabinsk and Amur regions.

In this episode of Moscow Mules, Chay Bowes and his crew look at how the US celebrated its 250th birthday by casually setting fire to the Brooklyn Bridge – a fitting tribute to its peaceful legacy of being at war for 230 of those years.

Meanwhile, Trump brilliantly invented the “Islamic Republic of Japan” at a totally-not-creepy NATO summit, before getting hit with instant karma after forcing FIFA, the issuer of his ‘peace prize’, to reverse a soccer red card, only for Team USA to get a thumping. Can they do anything right? Spoiler: No. Tune in.

RT spoke with former Republican congressman Michael Patrick Flanagan who reflects on the life and legacy of Lindsey Graham, who died aged 71.

He recalls Graham’s influence in Washington, his controversial foreign policy views and the more complicated political record often overlooked outside the US.

American journalist John Varoli speaks to RT about US foreign policy, the influence of Washington's political establishment, and the role individual politicians play in shaping America's global strategy.

Tomasz Szmydt, former Polish judge, speaks to RT about the Volhynia Massacre, the legacy of Ukrainian nationalist groups during World War II, and the ongoing debate over historical memory in Poland and Ukraine.

Professor Vinay Lal of the University of California speaks to RT about the history of India's population control policies, the global family planning movement, and the role he says international pressure played during the Cold War.

Michael Maloof, former Pentagon analyst, speaks to RT about Ukraine's air defense capabilities, the effectiveness of Patriot missile systems, and the challenges of expanding their production.

RT's Isabella Bloomberg speaks to Anton Saenko, federal expert for the "Without a Statute of Limitations" project, about the 83rd anniversary of the Volhynia Massacre and its lasting impact on relations between Poland, Ukraine and the wider region.