CrossTalking with Ulrike Guérot and Ryan Milton.

Ravi argues that achieving consensus amid major geopolitical tensions was a significant success and explains why BRICS countries are exploring non-dollar trade and alternative payment systems. He also weighs in on India-China ties, India-US trade negotiations, the complete disregard of the WTO by certain countries and the Global South, arguing that India will not accept measures that hurt its growth and warning that keeping countries out of the global trade and investment architecture could spell trouble ahead.

Is Europe using Russia as a convenient political foe to unify domestic populations and mask internal economic and social struggles? Why does Fyodor Lukyanov argue that current Western diplomatic approaches are built on a non-starter premise? And how has centuries of European distrust shaped today’s military-political crisis?

Are Trump’s assessments of the conflict overly simplified and missing the root causes that date back to the 1980s? Is a military breakthrough in the Russia-Ukraine conflict still possible? And what makes the Western belief in a potential Russian collapse a dangerous historical misconception?

Why is Western demonization completely distorting the reality of Vladimir Putin’s political profile? Why does Fyodor Lukyanov call him the most pro-Western leader in the history of Russia, even if ‘at the first stage’? And why does Putin remain genuinely committed to finding inclusive solutions even when Europe repeatedly rejects them?

CrossTalking with Warwick Powell and Matteo Capasso.

Prof. Mielniczuk warns that the Western media narrative of ‘Russia losing’ is a dangerous political hallucination. Prof. Gong points out that European elites are trapping themselves in a corner because of this false stance – a miscalculation that could trigger a full-scale war.

From Venezuela to Iran, the US is attempting to corner the energy market. If global straits are closed, everyone is forced to come to Washington. The puzzle comes together. Find out more, only on RT.

On the latest ‘Sanchez Effect’, Rick sits down with two professors at the Valdai Discussion Club to dissect a fracturing global order. Mr. Pacini is not optimistic, saying European elites have launched a massive cognitive operation against their own citizens. They have bought into their own anti-Russian rhetoric so deeply that they are arming Europe into a corner where conflict feels like the only logical outcome.

Emeritus Professor of History at University College Cork, Geoffrey Roberts is more positive – saying it’s hard to believe in a nuclear conflict – but they both agree it’s the Russian restraint to thank for the management of escalation, not the Western warmongering provocations.

Is Europe blindly marching into a conflict its own people don’t want, or will Washington pull back the reins before it’s too late? Tune in to the latest episode to learn more.

CrossTalking with Tarik Cyril Amar and Aleksandar Pavic.

No surprises, the Israelis and Ukroscammers top the bill.

CrossTalking with Michael Rossi, Alexis Poulin, and Ali Borhani.

Dr. Saedi reveals a shocking reality: the university allegedly outsourced its disciplinary decision to a politically funded external lobby, labeling her ‘anti-Semitic’. She is convinced that if she have criticized Russia or Mexico, she would have been promoted, not fired.

Together with Rick they dissect US support for exiled groups now calling for the bombing of their own homeland, as well as how decades of media conditioning trained the public to accept institutional bias. Tune in to RT for the full conversation.

Jacob says non-alignment is dead and India now wants to act as an independent pole in a multipolar world. He argues the world cannot afford to take Russian oil off the table and points to US double standards. He also argues that while better India-Pakistan ties may not be realistic anytime soon, dialogue cannot stop and India should talk to Pakistan for its own interests. On BRICS, Russia-India-China cooperation and the Indus Waters Treaty, he lays out where India’s ambitions meet its limits.

Together with Rick, they dissect what the US and Iranian presidents have said at the UN General Assembly, with news analysis you don’t want to miss. Only on RT.

CrossTalking with Michael Hudson and Radhika Desai.

In the latest episode of In Conversation with Salman Khurshid, India’s former External Affairs Minister Salman Khurshid sits down with India’s former Foreign Secretary Ranjan Mathai for a candid look at India’s place in a changing world.

From his years in Iran and the evolution of India-US ties to the idea of strategic autonomy, Mathai draws on decades of diplomacy to unpack the pressures shaping Indian foreign policy today. The conversation spans India’s ties with its neighbors, BRICS 2026, the Russia relationship and the conflicts reshaping West Asia, and what it will take for India to have a greater say in shaping the global order. Watch the full episode for more.

Today’s guest on RT’s Sanchez Effect is former CIA analyst and BERG associates CEO, Larry Johnson. Rick and his guest waste no time breaking down the Middle East and Ukraine conflicts, with Rick saying he believes the Russians want to finish off Ukraine, but Kiev won’t back away from its escalation against civilian targets. Larry calls Kiev’s weekend drone barrage a “pyrrhic victory” as Moscow’s retaliation will certainly make Vladimir Zelensky regret his decision. On Iran, Rick poses the question of whether an uprising in the Islamic Republic is possible amid such instability there. Larry says – no chance. Iranian society has become united, with 98% of them now supporting their government – and despite all Washington’s efforts to divide them. Rick and Larry also discussed the recent Ansar Allah advances against the Yemeni government and Saudi Arabia. The former CIA analyst reminds Rick that the US and other Saudi friends are not there to help the kingdom, so perhaps the Houthis might make a move on Riyadh quite soon. You can watch the whole episode here on RT, or on BitChute ‘ricksancheztv’.

Finally, New Order’s Zarah Khan asks questions from you the viewers to Afshin Rattansi. You can send in your questions to be answered to @AfshinRattansi on X to be answered on next week’s episode!

Why have people come here for centuries in search of answers to life’s biggest questions? Who built the ancient stone labyrinths, and what secrets do they hold? And will we be lucky enough to spot beluga whales in the icy waters of the White Sea? Join us as we uncover the mysteries of the Solovetsky Islands.

CrossTalking with James Jatras, Mats Nilsson, and Marko Gasic.

On the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, Rick Sanchez sits down with BRICS TV General Director Ayanda Holo, who doesn’t mince words on the state of European politics. Despite extremely low support among the electorate, the elites cling to power for years. Holo and Sanchez dissect the shifting balance of global power. Holo notes that the BRICS nations achieved a historic consensus despite their differing interests and goals, proving that the youth of the Global South no longer reveres Western dominance. With the UN Security Council facing an inevitable revamp by powers like South Africa, Brazil, and India, the conversation shifts to the future of Africa. By 2050, a quarter of the world’s population will be African – driven by a hyper-young, innovative demographic and an abundance of critical minerals.

The writing is on the wall: The world is interconnected, and the era of isolating the Global South is over.

CrossTalking with Joshua Landis and Patrick Henningsen.

But the biggest story is happening on the ground – despite the ongoing hostilities, deep rebuilding is already underway. From restoring schools to drafting a massive economic strategy through 2042, discover how the region is actively shaping a post-war future in a world that will never be the same.

Watch the full interview only on RT.

CrossTalking with Mark Sleboda and George Szamuely.

CrossTalking with Stanley L. Cohen and Raed Jarrar.

General Sharma calls the AK-203 rifle ‘Sher’, the Hindi word for Tiger. He says it is the Gen Z version of the AK-47; a rifle with Russian DNA, now 100% ‘Made in India’. He discusses global defense demand, Western sanctions, Sher’s first combat use during Operation Sindoor, and how India-Russia defense ties have evolved from just buyer-seller ties to full technology transfer. 

On a lighter note, General Sharma talks about his Russian engineers enjoying local Awadhi food and Bhojpuri music while making the rifle for the future in Amethi, Uttar Pradesh. Watch the full episode for more.

Born in Jammu and Kashmir and trained at the Slade School of Fine Art in London, Nagi reflects on how her journey as an artist evolved into a larger mission of social change. She speaks about her work with children in rural Kashmir, transforming communities in Mumbai’s slums, and creating platforms that help girls become independent.

Nagi also highlights the need to give Indian teachers a stronger voice in policy making. Turning to technology and artificial intelligence, she stresses that innovation in education must go hand in hand with humanity, empathy and independent thinking.

CrossTalking with Mark Sleboda and George Szamuely.

Are you ready to stop clicking and start asking the big questions? Tune in to RT.

CrossTalking with Dan Kovalik, Ethan Levins, and Alexandre Guerreiro.

We also speak to Muhajir Farahi, the Taliban government’s Deputy Minister of Information and Culture, who says Western sanctions are hurting ordinary Afghans. He defends the Emirate’s right to set its own laws based on Islamic values and national interests. “We don’t allow anyone to interfere in our internal affairs,” says Farahi.

He also explains why India must remain engaged with Nepal.

Turning to the wider world, Puri highlights Europe’s changing view of India, the weakening US-Europe alliance, and India’s evolution from non-alignment to multi-alignment. He also reflects on Russia standing by India through difficult times without making a noise about it and explains why India is likely to remain firm on Russian oil while building alternatives for the future.

Finally, New Order’s Zarah Khan asks questions from you the viewers to Afshin Rattansi. You can send in your questions to be answered to @AfshinRattansi on X to be answered on next week’s episode!

Together with Rick they tackle shocking behind-the-scenes footage where Senator Lindsey Graham appears to take orders like a subordinate from Benjamin Netanyahu. Natali dissects the corporate war machine, media manipulation, and false flags that have engineered consent for foreign wars for decades.

From deep disillusionment with political promises to a completely broken social contract, we are left with questions like: where do we go from here? Tune in to learn more.

The gloves come off as Carlson blasts the collective West for blindly pushing humanity to the brink of World War III by actively waging a calculated war against Russia. Sanchez and Carlson dissect how a hijacked, illegitimate political elite has traded America’s domestic prosperity for global destruction.

From exposing the illusion of modern Western democracy to revealing how Deep-State actors leverage mass migration as a deliberate weapon, Carlson holds nothing back. He pulls back the curtain on Ukraine, saying it has been stripped of its sovereignty and is being used as a mere pawn by NATO to destabilize Russia and drain its resources.

This is a fierce, unfiltered look at a global empire in freefall and an interview you absolutely cannot afford to miss.

In the latest episode of ‘Sanchez Effect’ Mr. Dareini blasts the US president and his administration for blowing off peace agreements, and lays out why the Pentagon can’t seem to break Tehran’s will.

He says instead of surrendering, Iran has cleverly weaponized the “art of war,” by shutting down a vital maritime choke point, and despite the not-so-subtle Israeli influence that wants to drag America into another conflict it can’t win.

Later, Rick and Chay Bowes expose the crumbling facade of Western media. You won’t believe what passes for journalism these days, and the questions reporters ask. Tune in to RT to find out.

In the latest episode of Sanchez Effect, Ethan Levins delivers a brutal reality check on the state of America today. While Washington channels billions into overseas conflicts in Ukraine and Israel, the American people are forced to buy groceries on credit, watch the housing market slip away, and survive without basic healthcare. He says the US is not the world’s police anymore. Washington has turned into the biggest warmonger and Americans aren’t buying into the appeal of foreign interventions anymore. He explains how the alliance of China, Russia, and Iran is pushing back, proving the US military can no longer dominate like it did. Tune in.