Articles in ‘World News’

Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has returned to Britain’s Parliament after taking the unusual step of resigning his Clacton seat and contesting it again. Farage described the result as a “victory against the establishment,” although Britain’s major political parties chose not to field candidates against him. INR Report: Based on reporting by RT HERE · Farage Wins 63% of the Vote · Reform UK leader Nigel Farage has won back his parliamentary seat…

Russian Foreign Minister Sergey Lavrov has warned that Russia will adopt increasingly severe methods against infrastructure and assets it says enable Western support for Ukraine’s war effort. His comments come amid escalating long-range attacks, growing risks to Black Sea shipping and renewed discussion of a possible limited ceasefire in the region. INR Report: Based on reporting by RT HERE · Moscow Warns of Tougher Response · Russia is…

Moscow's top diplomat slams the European Union over the bloc seizing commercial ships linked to the Russian Federation. Sergey Lavrov says unfriendly states will face a reciprocal response and all the consequences that come with it. The Israeli army declares a Palestinian village a military zone, forcing residents to flee under the pretext of their own safety after five nights of attacks by settlers. While Israel remains bogged down in several…

A Russian serviceman is killed in a blast in Sevastopol, with security services arresting a woman suspected of carrying out the assassination on Kiev’s orders. Russia releases a list of nearly 300 Ukrainian POWs it wants to exchange, claiming Ukraine is unwilling to take them back. In the West Bank, IDF soldiers block an RT crew from entering a Palestinian village as Israeli troops force local residents from their homes, citing security concerns.

The European Union has committed €90 billion to supporting Ukraine through 2026 and 2027, financed through borrowing on capital markets and backed by the EU budget. But a German MEP is questioning whether European governments understood the potential long-term liability when they approved the scheme — particularly because repayment is tied to Ukraine eventually receiving reparations from Russia. INR Report: Based on reporting by RT HERE. · The…

Donald Trump demands compensation from Iran for damage and deaths in Gaza, Lebanon, Syria and Yemen, despite Israel carrying out regional attacks with US weapons. · Former IRGC commander Mohsen Rezaei is appointed Iran’s security chief, vowing Tehran will defend its national rights and interests. We examine what his hardline vision could mean for Iran. · Meanwhile, clashes erupt in Syria’s Kurdish-populated areas following reported attacks by…

Breaking news on RT: Thirteen civilians, including at least one child, are killed in a Ukrainian drone attack in Russia’s Tatarstan, with dozens more wounded. · New Delhi rejects US criticism of India’s amended Foreign Contribution Act, noting similar laws exist in Western countries. · Meanwhile, amid energy disruptions and reported Patriot missile shortages linked to the Iran war, Washington highlights the economic damage being inflicted on…

Iran says it abandoned plans for a retaliatory strike against Ukraine after Russia intervened diplomatically, underscoring Moscow's growing role as a mediator between its strategic partners. The comments come amid continuing regional tensions and renewed efforts to prevent the conflict from widening. Iran Says Planned Strike on Ukraine Was Called Off After Russian Mediation · Tehran says a planned military response against Ukraine was halted…

Kiev’s corruption troubles deepen as the former Ukrainian Ambassador to the US faces illicit enrichment allegations just two days after being dismissed. · RT reports from the scene of a Ukrainian drone strike on a beach in southern Russia that killed seven civilians, including four children, and injured 58 others. · Meta CEO Mark Zuckerberg has reportedly apologized to India after Facebook removed Prime Minister Narendra Modi’s speech. ·…

New findings released by Democrats on the US Senate Finance Committee allege that three of America's largest banks allowed Jeffrey Epstein to move more than US$1 billion through suspicious transactions despite repeated internal warnings. The report raises fresh questions about financial oversight, compliance failures and whether warning signs were ignored while Epstein continued operating. INR Report: Based on reporting by RT HERE. · According…