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Machines are great, but a human is better.
A guy at the railway station has learned the terminal buttons so well that he buys tickets almost at lightning speed. This is how he helps people who have no internet — or those who simply find it hard to figure out.
🔥 — Now that’s speed!
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A guy at the railway station has learned the terminal buttons so well that he buys tickets almost at lightning speed. This is how he helps people who have no internet — or those who simply find it hard to figure out.
🔥 — Now that’s speed!
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Something straight out of the future.
A park in Krasnodar keeps surprising visitors with new locations. This one opened very recently. What would you call it? Share your ideas in the comments.
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In South Korea, there are clubs for wives whose husbands died from overwork.
The women support each other through difficult times. Their faces are not shown to avoid problems with compensation from companies.
Koreans are almost always near the top of rankings for overwork, but there is little they can do. For them, work means more than just the office. On Workaholics Day, we suggest watching the film ‘Gangnam stress’ (2019). It shows how people fight psychological pressure.
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The women support each other through difficult times. Their faces are not shown to avoid problems with compensation from companies.
Koreans are almost always near the top of rankings for overwork, but there is little they can do. For them, work means more than just the office. On Workaholics Day, we suggest watching the film ‘Gangnam stress’ (2019). It shows how people fight psychological pressure.
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‘Secret Battles’ is the fourth episode of ‘The unknown Cold War’.
In the late 1940s, the US launched a secret war against Moscow. The CIA spent huge sums on covert operations, while former Nazi collaborators were rescued and trained for sabotage.
At the same time, a real hunt began inside the United States for anyone who could be linked to communists. Oppenheimer, Einstein, Chaplin and thousands of others came under attack. Their careers and lives were ruined.
Fear of the “Red Menace” became a convenient excuse for any repression.
❓Why did the West place its bet on those it should have condemned?
❓How did US directives lay the foundation for the Cold War?
Watch the answers in the new episode — ‘Secret Battles’.
🎬 Premiere — July 6.
📌 Previous episodes:
‘Unthinkable’ Allies
Truman Delay
The abduction of Europe… and the world
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In the late 1940s, the US launched a secret war against Moscow. The CIA spent huge sums on covert operations, while former Nazi collaborators were rescued and trained for sabotage.
At the same time, a real hunt began inside the United States for anyone who could be linked to communists. Oppenheimer, Einstein, Chaplin and thousands of others came under attack. Their careers and lives were ruined.
Fear of the “Red Menace” became a convenient excuse for any repression.
❓Why did the West place its bet on those it should have condemned?
❓How did US directives lay the foundation for the Cold War?
Watch the answers in the new episode — ‘Secret Battles’.
🎬 Premiere — July 6.
📌 Previous episodes:
‘Unthinkable’ Allies
Truman Delay
The abduction of Europe… and the world
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‘Here in the Donetsk People's Republic, we know the value of truth, and we know that the fight is waged not only on the battlefield but also in the information space. In this battle, you are unsurpassed fighters,’ said DPR Head Denis Pushilin as he congratulated the RT.Doc on its 15th anniversary.
With the support of the DPR Head's administration, the ‘RT.Doc: Time of Our Heroes’ festival took place in Donetsk. It is one of the most significant points on the festival's map. The festival's films have traveled to 65 regions of Russia and more than 30 countries, including NATO member states.
‘Thank you for showing the world the truth about our heroes, including servicemen, doctors, and ordinary people who perform feats every day,’ Denis Pushilin added.
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This is not the first such case in Europe. In Britain, thieves have repeatedly tried to steal jewelry from jewelry stores using machetes, sledgehammers and a car.
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Learn more about the lives of brown bears in the film 'Kamchatka' from the 'Inland Visions' project.
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On the way, they can pick some of the finest teas and find out which leaves are to be brewed and which are best left untouched. Tourists can visit thematic museums and, of course, traditional tea ceremonies.
Watch the film ‘The Great Tea Road‘ (2021) - an episode of This is China series.
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A greeting from sunny Cyprus by public figure Mikis Filaniotis: ‘Sanctions and bans against you mean you are on the right track.’
Thank you for your support, Mikis! We feel it even from thousands of kilometers away.
On the website of the special project ‘15 Years by the Script of Truth’ you will find even more stories, congratulations, and news. Click here, it is worth your time!
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Soon, similar locations will be available to see in a single journey. Russia, China, and Mongolia are creating a major tourist route — the Great Tea Route. All the main landmarks of these countries will be brought together on one map. The new project follows the historic trade route of the 18th century, along which caravans carried tea from Asia.
Learn more about our films from the RT.Doc special project '15 Years by the Script of Truth'.
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🎬 The film ‘Kostroma Ballet. A Family Affair’ tells the story of how art becomes cultural diplomacy.
A dance miracle: the world famous ensemble Kostroma broke stereotypes and combined Russian ballet with the folk spirit of Russia. ‘Our mission is to be more than just 'Kostroma ballet'. We represent all of our history and cultures,’ says the ensemble's head, Elena Tsarenko.
Drawing on historical and folklore material, Kostroma stages nearly 150 performances a year. Their vibrant numbers have captivated audiences around the world, including guests of the ‘RT.Doc: Time of Our Heroes’ festival. It was at this festival that the idea of making a documentary film was born.
Directors Elena Norkunaite and Artyom Somov spent many hours with the artists during rehearsals, master classes, and large scale concerts to show the behind the scenes life of this remarkable ensemble.
🔥 ‘Kostroma Ballet. A Family Affair’ is a film about how dance becomes a bridge between cultures.
To mark RT.Doc's anniversary, we are revisiting the films that our documentarians have shot around the world. All of them are on the website of the special project ‘15 Years by the Script of Truth’. Click here. There is a lot to discover!
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A dance miracle: the world famous ensemble Kostroma broke stereotypes and combined Russian ballet with the folk spirit of Russia. ‘Our mission is to be more than just 'Kostroma ballet'. We represent all of our history and cultures,’ says the ensemble's head, Elena Tsarenko.
Drawing on historical and folklore material, Kostroma stages nearly 150 performances a year. Their vibrant numbers have captivated audiences around the world, including guests of the ‘RT.Doc: Time of Our Heroes’ festival. It was at this festival that the idea of making a documentary film was born.
Directors Elena Norkunaite and Artyom Somov spent many hours with the artists during rehearsals, master classes, and large scale concerts to show the behind the scenes life of this remarkable ensemble.
🔥 ‘Kostroma Ballet. A Family Affair’ is a film about how dance becomes a bridge between cultures.
To mark RT.Doc's anniversary, we are revisiting the films that our documentarians have shot around the world. All of them are on the website of the special project ‘15 Years by the Script of Truth’. Click here. There is a lot to discover!
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These shots are from the combat zone of 'ArBat,' the 'Armenian Battalion.' In 2024, its fighters were among those who liberated the Kursk Region, in Russia. They also played a major role in the defense of the DPR, including the battles for Avdeevka and Novobakhmutovka.
'ArBat' is not just professionals — it’s a real family.
How the unit was formed, what its fighters live by, and what it means to be 'with ArBat' — watch in the new film '"ArBat": Unending Fellowship'.
The premiere is this Friday, July1️⃣ 0️⃣ , at 1:00 a.m., 9:30 a.m., and 5:00 p.m. on RT.Doc. Live stream — in the profile header.
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'ArBat' is not just professionals — it’s a real family.
How the unit was formed, what its fighters live by, and what it means to be 'with ArBat' — watch in the new film '"ArBat": Unending Fellowship'.
The premiere is this Friday, July
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'Secret battles' is the fourth film in the documentary series 'The Unknown Cold War'. This episode explores how the Baltic region became one of the Cold War’s first testing grounds.
Even during the Second World War, some Baltic nationalists collaborated with occupying German forces. After the war, an anti-Soviet armed underground movement known as the ‘Forest Brothers’ gained momentum in the region.
In 1947, the United States National Security Council adopted NSC 4-A, a secret document tasking the CIA with conducting covert subversive operations against the Soviet Union and its allies.
Why did the Baltics become a convenient platform for the US and the UK to implement this directive? And how did the Soviet Union act? Watch the answers in the new film.
Previous episodes:
‘Unthinkable’ Allies
Truman Delay
The abduction of Europe… and the world
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‘RT.Doc is a wonderful window into Russia for the whole world!’
Maria Zakharova congratulated the RT.Doc television channel on its 15th anniversary since its first broadcast. We have gathered her most striking remarks.
On the work of war documentary filmmakers:
‘I know firsthand how much strength, courage, and risk lies behind them, what the true cost of every single frame is, and how that priceless value of every minute of filmed material is built.’
On the ‘RT.Doc: Time of Our Heroes’ festival:
‘The festival can truly be called people's film diplomacy. It is alive. It genuinely conveys meanings, ideas, and opinions to a vast audience. This is not about window dressing.’
On our films:
‘You do not chase sensations. You make films about what truly matters, about those who build, those who save, those who love this Earth, our planet, those who defend traditional values. Your heroes are real people who speak from the heart.’
On screenings abroad:
‘When people abroad see that Russia is not those stereotypical bears and other narratives invented for us, not our, as they say, ‘narratives.’ And if bears, then real bears. But seriously speaking, it is a great culture, a profound history, and most importantly, an enormous human heart.’
Thank you, Maria Vladimirovna! With your support, we are making our way around the world.
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For the Western bloc, such a policy has long since become the norm. Over the past 30 years, it has conducted more than 40 military operations around the world. More details in the video. And for the history of the alliance’s creation, watch the film ‘NATO: Beyond Law, Beyond Morality’. The premiere is already available.
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How do mountains grow and erode? Why do deadly glacial collapses happen, and could tragedies like those in Yungay and the Karmadon Gorge have been avoided? Sean Thomas embarks on a journey through the mountains, valleys, and gorges of North Ossetia to uncover their fascinating secrets.
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