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11:31
“US is on the slippery slope to economic collapse"
The U.S. dollar-based post WWII phantasmagorical world of never having to pay your debts is coming to a close, states financial journalist Max Kaizer to RT.
12:08
Israel: apartheid state or democracy of the Middle East?
Israel’s borders are those of 1947, and because it is a bi-national state it needs the formation of a unitary state, like Belgium. This is the view of academic and human rights activist Professor Uri Davis.
10:54
America's wars
Leslie Kielson from America's largest anti-war coalition - United for Peace and Justice - talks to RT about the wars in Iraq and Afghanistan, and the consequences of these wars for the American people.
09:55
“Our newspapers create a new curtain between US and Russia"
Russian poet and social activist Evgeny Yevtushenko sees a simple human approach as a solution to universal political problems.
09:18
“In 1939 Poles assumed they were able to attack Berlin”
Poland wanted to believe it could defeat Germany, even though the intelligence they were being supplied with suggested something very different, believes WWII historian Professor Richard Overy.
11:36
Cindy Sheehan: America needs to wake up
In an exclusive interview with RT's Anastasia Churkina, anti-war protester Cindy Sheehan talks about the need of accountability, an end to Iraq and Afghanistan, and the American psyche ignoring the truth
11:03
Eric Montalvo: 'Prosecutors trying to prove Jawad’s guilt'
Alleged Iraqi bomber Mohamed Jawad, 19 who has now spent 7 years in Gitmo Bay prepares for a new round of hearings. His defense lawyer, Major Eric Montalvo, told RT about many controversies surrounding the case.
11:09
“I'd give up my career for my country” – Randal Paul
Randal Paul is the son of US Congressman Ron Paul, and aims to represent the State of Kentucky in the US Senate. He spoke with RT at his fundraiser in New York.
11:45
War in S. Ossetia - lessons learned
Tie-eating incident became the symbol of Georgian war in South Ossetia. Did the U.S. give Georgia a greenlight to kick off the offensive? RT's Anastasia Churkina sits down with scholar of Georgia Lincoln Mitchell to discuss the consequences.
11:29
'Biden can't control his mouth' - NY scholar
Georgia’s invasion created a new reality: the independence of Abkhazia and South Ossetia. Professor of Russian Studies at New York University Stephen Cohen talks with RT on what lessons have been learned from the war.
10:59
Shlomo Sand: 'There are Israeli, not Jewish people'
Jews living in Tel Aviv, New York or Moscow do not share the same secular practices and language and thus cannot be called one people, says Professor Shlomo Sand.
10:30
Miss Russia: 'Self-reliance and frankness helped me'
Miss Russia 2009, Sofia Rudyeva, talked exclusively to RT and shared her secrets to winning the beauty contest. She also talked about difficulties of bearing the title and her childhood dreams.
10:17
USA in hunger and poverty
American author and journalist Sasha Abramsky talked to RT’s Anastasia Churkina about the staggering number of hungry Americans embedded in poverty, and the atrocities of the US prison system.
09:15
'US policy is the cause of crisis' - Gerashchenko
The former chairman of Russia's Central Bank Viktor Gerashchenko spoke to RT about the causes of the world’s money troubles, a global reserve currency and international financial organizations.
09:22
“Obama is pure, unadulterated Evil”
RT has been to visit the black U.S. pastor James David Manning from Harlem in New York, who claims the world's most-popular leader President Obama only got into the White House by playing on the nation's racial guilt.
12:17
Turkish Novelist: “East and West shouldn’t clash”
“Different civilizations do not necessarily make clashes or wars, or bombings, or killings. And the whole history of Istanbul is a testament to this,” says Orhan Pamuk – a Turkish novelist and a Nobel Prize winner.
12:09
Jonathan Hafetz: “Torture - part of US policy”
Guantanamo Bay has not only failed to stop terror, but instead helped Al-Qaeda recruit new members, says civil rights lawyer and writer Jonathan Hafetz, from the American Civil Liberties Union.
11:55
Naomi Wolf: 'Obama can lock any US citizen up without trial'
Barack Obama’s indefinite detention claim, coupled with the enemy combatant right he inherited, enables him to lock up any US citizen forever without a trial, author and political consultant Naomi Wolf told RT.
11:15
Economic crisis will not end soon
In an exclusive interview with RT's Anastasia Churkina, Russia's Finance Minister Aleksey Kudrin speaks about the global economic crisis – how the world got here, and what will happen next.
11:06
Mainstream Media Bull - Americans are tired!
Katrina Vanden Heuvel, editor and publisher of The Nation magazine, the oldest running magazine in the US has shared her views on the American mass media with RT.
