RT Editorial

Russophobia: an intense and often irrational hatred for Russia (Collins English Dictionary)

Twitter pushed RT for a large ad buy for the 2016 US election, but the channel declined the offer.

A riveting true story of a fake about a not-fake.

As the think tank movement exploited perceived threats to Europe to promote the “Russian propaganda” trope, the EU stepped in with its own “mythbusters.” Since then, the much-hyped Stratcom East has poured and nitpicked its way through the Russian press but rarely, if ever, landed any blows.

A Guantanamo Bay inmate’s correspondence with his lawyer was full of shocking revelations about his suffering at the hands of the American authorities. But one US tabloid instead decided to focus on the TV offerings at the prison.

Earlier this week, President Macron’s “fake news” reproach itself became the “fake news” heard ‘round the world. The Macron campaign spent months accusing RT of spreading “fake news” about their...

RT wishes to make a formal complaint in relation to the Reuters article headlined “U.S. increasingly convinced that Russia hacked French election: sources.”  

In the modern information-driven world a person can easily fall victim to false accusations, as the online rumor mill and click-hungry media rush to find someone to blame for various emotionally-charged crimes. The apparent bombing in the St. Petersburg Metro is just the latest example.

NATO’s latest attack on freedom of thought was unquestioningly embraced by mainstream media – in unwitting service of “fake news.”

Western media accuses RT of 'spreading fake news' citing an Emmanuel Macron story RT never published.