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Anti-Russian agenda comes before facts in Western media’s Valieva frenzy Opinion
Much of the reporting on Kamila Valieva’s ordeal is based on predetermined storylines
Feb 16, 2022 15:44
Clinton’s ‘novel,’ a mix of self-worship & cringe attacks on Trump, is proof politicians should keep their fiction off the page Opinion
The debut novel from Hillary Clinton, ‘State of Terror,’ includes not-so-veiled attacks on Donald Trump, Vladimir Putin, and others, in what may be the worst piece of fiction yet from a politician.
Oct 12, 2021 20:31
Tara Reade: The Pandora Papers are just a distraction from America's own corrupt and broken tax system Opinion
The latest revelations of creative accounting used by the global elite notably failed to mention any American billionaires. A curious omission, considering eight of the ten richest men on Earth reside in the good old US of A.
Oct 5, 2021 15:00
Disgusting perverts or just misunderstood? Meet the zoophiles who have sex with animals and want to be embraced by Pride Opinion
Zoophiles believe it’s acceptable to be intimate with an animal, and want the LGTBQ+ movement to add a Z to its name. RT spoke to one about their secret world, and with members of the ‘furry’ and ‘therian’ communities.
Jul 6, 2021 14:27
Forget the utopian stereotype… recent events show that something is rotten in the state of Denmark Opinion
The Scandinavian nation is often held up as an example to other countries. But an increasing number of serious social problems suggest that under the veneer of respectability, all is not as it should be.
Feb 12, 2021 07:00
Naked fury! How a nude statue honouring a feminist pioneer sent the ‘liberal’ mob into a full-on frenzy Opinion
With classic liberal intolerance for dissenting views, the social media mob has torn into an abstract tribute to 18th century feminist Mary Wollstonecraft. And why? Because it is nude and not what they imagined when crowdfunding.
Nov 11, 2020 18:23
America no longer ‘a neighbor to every country on Earth’ — surprise Armenia/Azerbaijan armistice evidence of changing world order Opinion
This week’s surprise Nagorno-Karabakh deal heralds a new approach to settling conflicts, where only players directly affected get a say in their settlement. The Western liberal order no longer controls the direction of the world.
Nov 11, 2020 16:47
Other countries honour their dead without issue, but British TV presenters can't wear a poppy without someone getting ‘offended’ Opinion
The little red flower pinned to a lapel is a simple and understated way of remembering the fallen, and we should not allow it to be turned into something controversial by petulant attention seekers.
Nov 4, 2020 08:27
Sturgeon has outsmarted BoJo and she knows it – and openly admits Covid-19 has been good for Scotland's independence campaign Opinion
Nicola Sturgeon has impressed her domestic audience, appalled by Westminster’s missteps during the pandemic. Her acknowledgement that this has been a positive for the indy referendum confirms the motivation for her strategy.
Jul 21, 2020 13:59
Staying grounded or crashing and burning? The airline industry is facing the worst crisis in its history Opinion
Airports are deserted, planes are mothballed, and the money’s running out. Stuck between state aid and limbo, the Covid-19 epidemic is destroying an already reeling industry. For a long time, aviation was considered the industry of superstars....
Jul 18, 2020 14:39