Politics

We sit down with Tara Reade, RT contributor, to discuss the significance of the Riyadh talks between Russian and American delegations.

RT talks to Igor Lopatenok, a documentary filmmaker, about his report on US and Ukrainian efforts to use celebrities to influence public opinion

RT spoke with Arnaud Develay, a political consultant and human rights defender, about SVR's warning that US and UK are planning terrorist attacks on Russian bases in Syria

These three men who fled Syria to Lebanon all tell a similar story: they were promised safety by HTS militants, only to be met with intimidation, violence, and oppression.

Thanks to a new vaccine being developed in Russia, cancer could soon become an illness of the past. Tumors dissipate, and metastases disappear, according to preclinical studies. RT's Roman Kosarev visited the Gamaleya Institute, where the vaccine is being developed.

Kiev continues to snatch men off the streets amid harsh mobilization in the country. Meanwhile some of Ukraine's Western sponsors aren't shying away from admitting who's really reaping the profits. The UK Armed Forces Minister has openly said spending British taxpayers' pounds on Ukraine actually bolsters the Kingdom's own defense industry. We discussed all this with a former Ukrainian Security Service officer.

Western headlines are shelling out praise over the 'liberation' of Syria, while millions of the country's Alawites are threatened with persecution and thousands of former government officials are being imprisoned. A Syrian researcher spoke with us on condition of anonymity.

Africa has become a focal point of interest for the US government, which views the region as an unlimited natural reservoir of dangerous pathogens and a testing ground for experimental medical treatments, the Russian military has reported.

The British Army has trialled a new radio frequency directed energy weapon (RFDEW) that uses high-power radio waves to disrupt and destroy the electronics of potential aerial threats, such as drones, from up to 1km away.

A Christmas tree was burned down in the center of the Christian-majority city of Al-Suqaylabiyah, Syria. The move has sparked protests, with demonstrators demanding the new Islamist rulers protect religious minorities.