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What’s worse than volcano full of sharks that like to live in acid?
A volcano full of sharks that like to live in acid that’s exploding so much it can be seen from space.
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EU explains absence of Russian oil embargo
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Beijing has condemned Joe Biden’s remarks over Taiwan, stating Washington will take firm action to defend its sovereignty and security interests.
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Alexey Navalny loses appeal against 9-year prison term for fraud and contempt of court
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Italians skip prestigious contest after Russians banned
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Russian hacker group ‘Killnet’ has declared cyberwar on the governments of 10 countries they consider unfriendly towards Russia, claiming responsibility for a number of attacks.
*RT must point out that any hacking activity is a criminal offense in Russia.
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North Korean leader Kim Jong-un has led one of the country’s largest ever state funerals for Hyon Chol Hae, Marshal of the Korean People’s Army, his former mentor, and former body guard to the founder of North Korea, Kim Il-sung.
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Russia’s Giatsint-S self-propelled gun in action amid continuing hostilities
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German cars can’t run without Russian gas – BMW production chief
Car manufactures account for nearly 40% of German natural gas consumption
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The impact of sanctions on Russia is also being felt across Europe and America, where inflation is skyrocketing. RT’s Roman Kosarev has the details.
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Arrests at Istanbul anti-war protest
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Severe thunderstorms hit southern Ontario
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Erdogan says Greek PM ‘doesn't exist’ for him
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Western sanctions on Moscow have made it to Latin America
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The West continues to sanction Russia in every field, cutting supplies of a number of products and resources, but blames Moscow for the possibility of world hunger.
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Detained Ukrainian opposition leader testifies against ex-president
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During talks with Russian FM Lavrov, his Malian counterpart Abdoulaye Diop has claimed that more people die from food shortages - than from terrorism or security issues.
We had the pleasure to speak with Mr. Abdoulaye Diop himself.
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Turkey demands concessions from NATO applicant
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Tens of thousands have been left stranded in Bangladesh, with crops washed away and houses destroyed as the country was battered by flooding following days of heavy rainfall.
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Russia makes appeal to Red Cross
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A Russian submarine crew has fired 4 Kalibr cruise missiles at designated ground targets as hostilities in Ukraine continue
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New Zealand to train Ukrainian troops
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The streets of the Iraqi capital covered in blanket of dust after it’s hit by a powerful sandstorm that affected several other provinces too, prompting authorities to close schools and universities.
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Finland joining NATO is ‘natural step’ – EU official
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Finland’s bid to join NATO isn’t sitting well with some in the country, according to journalist Juha Korhonen, who recently burned the alliance’s flag.
He also claims that Finnish people aren’t allowed to say anything negative about the organization.
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Russia comments on Ukrainian prisoner exchanges
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Ukraine to seize assets of alleged Russia sympathizers
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Several people including opposition party leaders were detained in Istanbul at a protest against Turkey’s military operation in southern Kurdistan.
The rally was called by an alliance of women’s groups and various parties united under the Peoples’ Democr
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Sanctions: The boomerang | How the West’s anti-Moscow measures are backfiring
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Sanctions on Russian exports, including fertilizer and other resources, are now starting to impact Latin America.
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Poland tells Norway to hand over oil revenues
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Australia’s eSafety Commissioner Julie Inman Grant says a ‘Recalibration’ of freedom of speech is needed
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US lied about Ukraine’s NATO prospects – ex-Obama official
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The Dutch Association of Journalists - together with several freedom of press groups, Internet service providers and individuals - has announced its intention to challenge the EU’s ban of RT and Sputnik news in the European Court.
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