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Our digital age demands a whole new architecture – director of Zaha Hadid Architects
All sorts of bizarre forms, buildings made of mushrooms – modern architecture is pushing the boundaries of our imagination and looking into what life might be like in the future. We’ve spoken to architect and philosopher, director of...
Jan 31, 2020 06:40
‘Save Barnes & Noble’: Twitter worried parts of US will be left without bookstores
‘Save Barnes & Noble’ started trending on Twitter on Monday, after an article in the New York Times highlighted the financial woes of the bookstore chain, igniting fears it may fold and leave parts of the US without a bookshop.
May 8, 2018 02:50
Back to the 1930s – Hitler, Da'esh and the West Opinion
Whilst Da'esh [Islamic State] is constantly being compared to the Nazis, the real parallel – the West’s willingness to build up fascism in order to cripple Russia – is often forgotten.
Dec 24, 2015 15:40
Mr Tusk goes to Brussels - but can he save the EU? Opinion
The first Eastern European EU president, Donald Tusk faces difficult times ahead – and few credentials to suggest he is up to the job...
Sep 1, 2014 08:40
Stavropol: the heartland of Russian wine
In RT’s latest Close-Up series we are getting a taste for wine, which is made in the Stavropol Region in Russia's south. The area’s rich and fertile ground is famous across the country for its vast vineyards.
Oct 13, 2009 08:46
Stavropol: the heartland of Russian wine
Today in RT’s Close-Up series we will be getting a taste for wine, which is made in the Stavropol Region in Russia's south. The area’s rich and fertile ground is famous across the country for its vast vineyards. The local wine has been...
Oct 13, 2009 04:15