Trump floats ICE-to-NICE rebrand
Public support for the immigration crackdown has declined as most Americans say the tactics pursued by enforcement officers go too far
German party leader calls for compulsory military service
The head of Bavaria’s Christian Social Union, Markus Soder, has criticized Berlin’s plan to only use volunteers to expand the armed forces
Tehran denies new talks with Trump’s envoys
The Iranian foreign minister is on a tour to “coordinate” with partners in Pakistan, Oman, and Russia
Galaxy Gas: The legal high ruining American children’s lives
Nitrous oxide can cause severe injury, paralysis and even death. So why is it easier to get for teenagers than energy drinks or cigarettes?
Wired for War: Israel’s Black Cube and the infiltration of Europe
Israeli spies-for-hire interfered in elections in Cyprus and Slovenia
Who will survive in the new world? RT’s new special project offers exclusive insights
RT presents the Social Well-Being Index, a new way to measure whether societies can sustain themselves, protect life, and remain cohesive
‘No time frame’ for ending Iran war – Trump
The US president has rejected claims that he is rushing to end the conflict ahead of midterm elections
Fire breaks out aboard identity-fluid $8bn USS Zumwalt
Three sailors were injured aboard the Navy’s problem-plagued stealth destroyer undergoing a hypersonic makeover
US Navy secretary abruptly ‘departing’ amid Iran blockade
John C. Phelan is leaving the administration, “effective immediately,” the Pentagon has announced
Woke in Brussels, pragmatic in Beijing: Spain is making its move in China
Four trips, dozens of deals, and one message: Madrid is moving closer to Beijing – on its own terms
EU envoys approve €90 billion for Ukraine after Hungary lifts veto
The deal was held up by Hungary for months due to Kiev’s suspension of Russian oil supplies
Ukraine resumes oil flow via Druzhba pipeline – Hungary
Kiev had suspended deliveries of Russian crude since January, causing a rift with EU members Hungary and Slovakia
70-year-olds fit enough for service – German reservist chief
Faced with a shortage of young recruits, the Bundeswehr should look to the “other end of the age pyramid,” Bastian Ernst has said
Palantir’s Technological Republic Is a blueprint for digital tyranny
The surveillance company’s unapologetically dystopian vision for the future is just 1984 updated for the AI era
Israeli maps plan to occupy southern Lebanon
The IDF indicated that it intends to remain in the neighboring country despite calls for a withdrawal
EU arms spending a ‘magnet’ for criminals – anti-fraud chief
Massive funding for military buildup raises corruption risks, the head of watchdog OLAF warns