In the latest broadcast straight from the International Youth Festival in Yekaterinburg, Rick Sanchez and his guest from Chad expose how Western media manipulate narratives to exploit Africa's trillions in natural resources. Cutting through the propaganda, they highlight how a new generation of young leaders is fiercely reclaiming their sovereignty and building true economic independence. Surrounded by thousands of changemakers from 191 countries at the Festival, this episode proves that the shift towards a fair, multipolar world is already unstoppable. Watch the full discussion on RT to see how the geopolitical map is being rewritten by the youth in real time.
Nigeria could emerge as one of the major beneficiaries of the 18th BRICS Summit, says University of Abuja political science scholar Prof. Sheriff Ghali Ibrahim.
Research Fellow at the Indian Council of World Affairs Himani Pant discusses India’s vision for BRICS, the growing role of the Global South, trade in local currencies and the push for a more multipolar global order.
She also explains why BRICS should be seen as a non-Western rather than anti-Western grouping, and why delivering on India’s 10-point roadmap will be a key test for the bloc over the coming year.
I've been asked strongly to review the "man or bear" question, so I did. I will dance for you. I AM A DANCING MONKEY FOR VIEWS.
I've said it before and I'll say it again until every last one of you gets it: Understanding human psychology is simple. It's not EASY, but it's simple. The same principles tend to pop up over and over, and once you look past the surface (complicated and confusing) and into the deepest, most subconscious motivations (and develop the ability to be honest about them (in yourself and others (not easy))), you will start to see the patterns.
The short story of this video is: no one actually believes that anyone would be more comfortable running into a bear than some random guy in the woods. The people saying otherwise are playing a game of collective negotiation. If they can all agree that everyday men are to be presumed dangerous, that entitles them to place limits on those men (at their personal discretion of course - Chad isn't dangerous, he's CUTE!) and then remove them from competition for status, power, and resources. And it's working. Men (especially Western men) are losing big-time because of the negotiated legitimacy of a huge pile of thin excuses for why we're not welcome.
Watch the whole video to understand why this is a super bad idea.
--Disclaimer-- These are the opinions and ramblings of a foul-mouthed lunatic. They are for entertainment purposes only and are probably wrong. You listen at your own risk.
Former South African National Assembly member and Pan-Africanist scholar Dr Khanyisile Litchfield-Tshabalala joins RT to discuss the outcome of the 18th BRICS Summit in New Delhi.
Chairperson of the Vietnamese Chamber of Commerce in Thailand Duong Thu Huong talks to RT about growing ties between ASEAN and BRICS, Vietnam’s prospects for deeper participation in the bloc, and Hanoi’s long-standing partnership with Moscow.
Rosatom CEO Alexey Likhachev tells RT about the company’s expanding nuclear cooperation with India and other BRICS countries. He discusses new nuclear power projects, technology localization and plans to help India expand its nuclear capacity.