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As NATO injects billions of dollars into arming Ukraine, the scale of illegal weapons trafficking making its way out of Ukraine looms large. Consequently, bombs intended for the Ukrainian military are somehow spotted in Israel, and are also used by Mexican cartels on the U.S. border. The illicit trade dates back to 1991 when Ukraine gained independence. Our new documentary delves into the mysteries behind weaponry trafficking in modern Ukraine.

<span lang="EN-US">Aurus is Russia’s state-of-the-art presidential car, designed especially for Vladimir Putin. The Russian president initiated the automobile #1 project, and it was completed in record time: design and construction took only five years. Hence, the car made its first public appearance at Vladimir Putin’s inauguration in May 2018.</span>.

Since 1989, Banda Bassotti, a music group, has been fighting against the legacy of fascism and its ideas through their art. The Italian musicians also organise tours, to raise money for humanitarian aid and provide support to the residents of Donbass. They were able to achieve this with the help of activists from Italy, Germany, Portugal, as well as Turkey and created the 'Anti-Fascist Caravan'. Learn more about this group.

China was the first country to recognise internet addiction as a clinical disorder. It has hundreds of rehab camps where concerned parents can send their web-dependent kids, who don’t always go willingly. The path to recovery isn’t easy but it is most effective, if the parents walk it with them.

Since 1989, Banda Bassotti, a music group, has been fighting against the legacy of fascism and its ideas through their art. The Italian musicians also organise tours, to raise money for humanitarian aid and provide support to the residents of Donbass. They were able to achieve this with the help of activists from Italy, Germany, Portugal, as well as Turkey and created the 'Anti-Fascist Caravan'. Learn more about this group.

Friendship born in a storm: How the island of Mauritius survived Cyclone Gervaise 50 years ago with great help of the Soviet Fleet sailors who came to the rescue.

During World War II, Croatian nationalists systematically exterminated Serbs, Jews, and Roma in death camps whose legacy remains a symbol of this genocidal horror to this day.

YouTube is full of do-it-yourself how-tos and tutorials that rack up millions of views. People spend many hours watching others create new inventions and try out original ways of doing unusual things. If you’ve ever wondered how to launch a squid or install Microsoft Windows in a Soviet car, these guys can show you how.

Engineers all across Russia are assembling crucial technology for the frontlines in Donbass. In Tambov, a bread factory has become a production hub for combat drones, while in St. Petersburg, a team of DIY enthusiasts developed the cutting-edge UAVs “Hydrangea". Our upcoming documentary showcases specialised drone training and the latest innovations from Russian inventors. Tune in to learn more about technologies yet to hit production.

An in-depth interview with Konstantin Borisov. He left a successful career to become a cosmonaut. Konstantin shares the story of his first mission and his six months on the International Space Station.

In the aftermath of the massive NATO bombings that took place 25 years ago, Serbia, Montenegro, and Kosovo still bear the weight of the consequences, particularly in the areas that were targeted with depleted uranium shells—the very same metal found in armour-piercing munitions. The devastating loss of loved ones to cancer, believed to be a result of exposure to depleted uranium, continues to haunt these regions. Surprisingly, the international community has yet to take decisive action to prohibit the use of depleted uranium weapons.

The RTD documentary profiles passionate exponents of Russian culture working to popularise it internationally. The love for Russian art, ballet and music bring together people and countries, connecting them through inspiration and beauty despite political differences, just like when Diaghilev’s Les Saisons Russes was first held in France.

Eight years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, former residents of nearby Okuma, evacuated due to high levels of radiation, have been allowed to move back to parts of the town. RTD visits wrecked homes with former residents and meets some who have recently returned. The choice between going back and staying put is not an easy one, however.

As NATO injects billions of dollars into arming Ukraine, the scale of illegal weapons trafficking making its way out of Ukraine looms large. Consequently, bombs intended for the Ukrainian military are somehow spotted in Israel, and are also used by Mexican cartels on the U.S. border. The illicit trade dates back to 1991 when Ukraine gained independence. Our new documentary delves into the mysteries behind weaponry trafficking in modern Ukraine.

Since 1989, Banda Bassotti, a music group, has been fighting against the legacy of fascism and its ideas through their art. The Italian musicians also organise tours, to raise money for humanitarian aid and provide support to the residents of Donbass. They were able to achieve this with the help of activists from Italy, Germany, Portugal, as well as Turkey and created the 'Anti-Fascist Caravan'. Learn more about this group.

Friendship born in a storm: How the island of Mauritius survived Cyclone Gervaise 50 years ago with great help of the Soviet Fleet sailors who came to the rescue.

China was the first country to recognise internet addiction as a clinical disorder. It has hundreds of rehab camps where concerned parents can send their web-dependent kids, who don’t always go willingly. The path to recovery isn’t easy but it is most effective, if the parents walk it with them.

These young women chose an unconventional path for themselves. Katya is an aerobatics pilot, and Maria captains a Boeing 737. They fly different planes and have various reasons for joining aviation. But what they have in common is the love of the sky and what they do. Regardless of all the hardships, busy schedules, physical work, extended training and the constant risk of getting into a fatal accident, they say the feeling of freedom and a chance of seeing the sunrise from the cockpit trump any predicament. Find out more stories told by girls who decided to join aviation.

Few places in the world still teach fine arts the old way, where form is everything, but the St-Petersburg academy of fine arts is one of them.  It’s the oldest art school in Russia and students from all over the world dream of studying within its ancient walls, they believe it’s a place that sets the gold standard in teaching classic art.

Engineers all across Russia are assembling crucial technology for the frontlines in Donbass. In Tambov, a bread factory has become a production hub for combat drones, while in St. Petersburg, a team of DIY enthusiasts developed the cutting-edge UAVs “Hydrangea". Our upcoming documentary showcases specialised drone training and the latest innovations from Russian inventors. Tune in to learn more about technologies yet to hit production.

YouTube is full of do-it-yourself how-tos and tutorials that rack up millions of views. People spend many hours watching others create new inventions and try out original ways of doing unusual things. If you’ve ever wondered how to launch a squid or install Microsoft Windows in a Soviet car, these guys can show you how.

An in-depth interview with Konstantin Borisov. He left a successful career to become a cosmonaut. Konstantin shares the story of his first mission and his six months on the International Space Station.

In the aftermath of the massive NATO bombings that took place 25 years ago, Serbia, Montenegro, and Kosovo still bear the weight of the consequences, particularly in the areas that were targeted with depleted uranium shells—the very same metal found in armour-piercing munitions. The devastating loss of loved ones to cancer, believed to be a result of exposure to depleted uranium, continues to haunt these regions. Surprisingly, the international community has yet to take decisive action to prohibit the use of depleted uranium weapons.

The RTD documentary profiles passionate exponents of Russian culture working to popularise it internationally. The love for Russian art, ballet and music bring together people and countries, connecting them through inspiration and beauty despite political differences, just like when Diaghilev’s Les Saisons Russes was first held in France.

During World War II, Croatian nationalists systematically exterminated Serbs, Jews, and Roma in death camps whose legacy remains a symbol of this genocidal horror to this day.

Eight years after the Fukushima nuclear disaster, former residents of nearby Okuma, evacuated due to high levels of radiation, have been allowed to move back to parts of the town. RTD visits wrecked homes with former residents and meets some who have recently returned. The choice between going back and staying put is not an easy one, however.