Search results

All News RT Features Analysis Opinion Opinion Shows

23 results

Ukraine’s rebranded neo-Nazis dazzle the Western press on tour Opinion
As the Third Assault Brigade continues its European PR journey, its roots in the radical Azov Battalion are conveniently forgotten
Jul 26, 2024 14:36
The US has sacrificed a common anti-terror principle to stick it to Putin Opinion
Western officials were too quick to attribute blame for the Moscow attack in ways agreeable to their political goals
Mar 27, 2024 17:10
Why has a prestigious US university decided to host Ukrainian neo-Nazis' latest rebranding effort? Opinion
Ultra far-right Azov members were welcomed on campus grounds at a time when even mild US conservatives have been heckled and banished
Jul 7, 2023 13:10
Here's how NATO trainers knowingly sent Ukrainian troops to their deaths in this month's counteroffensive against Russia Opinion
Western computer-assisted battle simulations should have predicted Kiev’s huge losses
Jun 22, 2023 20:27
The CIA’s high-stakes game in Ukraine Opinion
Reports that the CIA could be training Ukrainian special forces for war with Russia have caused consternation
Jan 19, 2022 19:04
It’s no wonder black people are nervous about vaccine mandates. They’ve more reason to distrust Biden than anyone Opinion
There’s been a disproportionate focus on the black community in the wake of Joe Biden’s announcement of vaccine mandates. But the hesitancy to get the jab is understandable, given we’ve suffered decades of health discrimination.
Sep 24, 2021 12:04
Boris Johnson has ditched his journalistic roots with proposals that could see his fellow hacks jailed for 14 years like spies Opinion
Under a revamp of the UK’s Official Secrets Act, journalists could be treated like spies for reporting on matters of public interest, and face lengthy prison sentences. That’s a bit rich given BoJo's history of dodgy journalism...
Jul 22, 2021 07:02
Chips and cakes out, algae burgers in: Britain’s mad nanny-state ‘snack tax’ plan is enough to make you sick Opinion
The new tax on sugar and salt suggested in Britain’s National Food Strategy report aims to stop people becoming obese from eating crap food. But why does the tubby millionaire behind it feel he has the right to dictate our diet?
Jul 16, 2021 08:26
An actual university course aims to revive the art of chit-chat. Good luck making small talk with the perpetually offended, though Opinion
We've forgotten how to make small talk – so much so that trainee lawyers now need a university course to re-learn it. But at a time when voicing opinions is a micro-aggression minefield, would you even want to talk to strangers?
Feb 17, 2021 11:18
How rock star Roger Waters was hung out to dry by Amnesty and Bellingcat for his views on Syrian ‘chemical attack’ Opinion
A leaked phone call, first reported by The Grayzone, reveals Amnesty was pressured to ignore the humanitarian work of Pink Floyd’s Roger Waters – a skeptic of the Douma ‘chemical attack’ that prompted Western powers to bomb Syria.
Oct 14, 2020 14:38