The Russia Today (RT) produced documentary film 'Land of Frankincense' takes viewers on a visual journey through Oman's natural, cultural, and ancient heritage.

The Court of Justice of the European Union has clarified that individuals can face criminal prosecution for disseminating materials from Russia Today (RT) online, reinforcing the application of EU sanctions against Russian media.

Ksenia Fyodorova, the former head of the French branch of the Kremlin-backed media 'Russia Today' (RT France), has found a new job at the right-conservative French television channel CNews after RT's ban in Europe.

Shocking footage circulating online shows a missile landing just feet away from a Russia Today journalist who was reporting live from the front line in Lebanon, highlighting the extreme dangers faced by reporters in conflict zones.

EU member states are unlikely to reach an agreement today on the proposed new package of sanctions against Russia, with Hungary's blockade making approval improbable, according to EU diplomacy chief Kaja Kallas.

A network of various actors is attempting to influence the perception of the war against Ukraine and distance Switzerland from the West, using the neutrality initiative as a platform for propaganda, including networking in Moscow and appearances on Russia Today.

Xenia Fedorova, a pro-Russian CNews personality and former head of Russia Today France, has reportedly escaped EU sanctions targeting Russian figures, prompting French ministries to explore alternative punitive measures.

Italian politician Carlo Calenda received threats, including the phrase 'He who sows the wind reaps the whirlwind,' from a Telegram channel reportedly linked to Russia Today, prompting solidarity from other politicians.

An Estonian court has found Aleksei Toom guilty of sanctions evasion for continuing to write articles for the Baltnews portal, thereby serving the economic interests of the Russian media conglomerate Russia Today despite international sanctions.

A missile struck metres away from a Russia Today reporter as he was covering Israeli attacks on southern Lebanon.

European Union (EU) countries are unlikely to approve the 20th round of sanctions against Russia today. This was acknowledged by EU High Representative for Foreign Affairs Kaja Kallas, who is leading a meeting in Brussels today.

An investigation by RISE Moldova reveals that Rossiya Segodnya, the Russian state media holding company behind Sputnik and RT, continues to fund its Chișinău subsidiary directly from Moscow, despite international sanctions.

French President Emmanuel Macron stated that Xenia Fedorova, the former director of Russia Today, was in charge of what he described as a 'state propaganda agency'.

Estonian Foreign Minister Margus Tsahkna stated that Russia is committing atrocities in Ukraine today that replicate the March 1949 deportations, on the 77th anniversary of the event.

A Russia Today journalist was reportedly close to being hit by a missile while reporting, highlighting the dangers faced by reporters in conflict zones.

Estonian Prime Minister Kaja Kallas expressed skepticism about making progress today on the 20th package of sanctions against Russia, but affirmed that efforts would be made to achieve it.