State-financed Russian international TV broadcaster RT (formerly Russia Today) wants to launch a German-language TV channel.
Lithuania bans Russia Today
The Lithuanian Radio and Television Commission (LRTK) has suspended the free reception of Russia Today (RT) channels retransmitted or distributed over the internet in the Republic of Lithuania.
Latvia bans Russia Today, Lithuania set to follow
The National Electronic Mass Media Council of Latvia (NEPLP), in compliance with sanctions imposed by Council of the European Union (EU), has decided to ban thedistribution of seven RT (formerly known as Russia Today) group channels in Latvia.
Hancock: Ofcom should decide RT licence question
Culture secretary Matt Hancock has told the parliamentary culture committee that the future of Russian news channel RT should be decided by the regulator, and not the government.
RT becomes a “foreign agent”
RT (Russia Today) will register as a foreign agent in the US, according to its editor in chief Margarita Simonyan.
RT: how to tackle fake news
Russia Today (RT) does not create or promote fake news, according to Anna Belkina, the broadcaster’s director of communications.
Russia Today to launch in France
A French language version of the TV channel RT (Russia Today) will make its debut this December.
Russia Today account block reversed
Natwest Bank has reversed its decision to close the accounts of RT (Russia Today) in the UK.
Russia Today hit by Facebook ban
Facebook has imposed a temporary ban on RT (Russia Today) from posting its video content, photos and news stories due to a copyright dispute.
Funding boost for Russia Today
RT (Russia Today) is to receive an additional $19 million in state funding over the next two years.