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	The unprecedented heat wave sweeping Russia continues unabated, with July ... Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 171 seconds The unprecedented heat wave sweeping Russia continues unabated, with July already the hottest month on record. As a result of the heat, bog fires mean Moscow's now choking in thick smog.

	End is Nigh? Afghan leak hailed as 'omen' to stop war Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 210 seconds British anti-war activists are claiming the massive leak of U.S. military documents on Afghanistan is an omen, and marks the beginning of the end of international intervention in the war-torn country. Calls to end the war are now growing louder in many countries, including the UK.

	China Chem Scare: 7000 toxic barrels float to Russia Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 218 seconds 7,000 barrels of highly dangerous chemicals are heading to Russia, after being washed into a river by floods in north-eastern China. Officials say they could reach Russia in a week.

Keiser Report ?64: Markets! Finance! Scandal! Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 1604 seconds On this edition of the Keiser Report, Max and co-host Stacy Herbert look at the latest scandals of the enemies of box-office futures, the octogenarian issuing threats and Goldman: the Movie, starring Divine? Or Tony Blair? In the second half of the show, Max talks to fund manager Michael Krieger about the dangers of a failed presidency.

Holy Day Marred: Church blast kills one amid Orthodox celebrations Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 131 seconds Russia's Patriarch Kiril has led a special service in the Ukrainian capital Kiev marking the anniversary of the baptism of old Russia. The city saw the beginning of the Christianization of the Russian lands more than a thousand years ago. Meanwhile, celebrations were marred in the Ukrainian city of Zaporozhye, when a bomb blast in a local church killed an elderly woman.

	CrossTalk RAW: First Season Highlights Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 483 seconds RT's CrossTalk takes a look back at the program's first season with a recap of the best moments on - and off - air!

War Waste: Can US cash splash trump Taliban? Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 175 seconds An additional $33 billion is heading to the Afghan war effort, after the move was approved by the U.S. Congress. The whopping cash injection comes despite a leak of tonnes of classified military documents revealing a barrage of human rights violations during the campaign. Experts are sounding the alarm, saying the U.S. should pack up and leave, as the war's fast becoming unwinnable.

	CrossTalk: Is Israel a Rogue State? Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 1508 seconds On this edition of Peter Lavelle's CrossTalk, he asks his guests whether the real problem when finding peace in the Middle East is the US-Israel alliance

	Censored! YouTube banned for 'extremist' videos Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 138 seconds A court in Russia's Far East has ruled that an Internet provider should bar access to YouTube, accusing the video sharing site of hosting extremist ideology. The file in question contained a nationalistic video titled 'Russia for Russians'. The provider said the decision was 'absurd'.

Pakistan plane crash kills all 152 on board Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 42 seconds All 152 passengers on board the Airblue passenger plane that crashed into hills close to the Pakistani capital Islamabad were killed. 5 people survived the crash but died shortly after. The jet went down after losing contact with air traffic control minutes before it was due to land. The plane is reported to be an Airbus A321 flying from Karachi to Islamabad.

'Leaked Afghan files hid a losing war, not military secrets' Posted by: RussiaToday Video duration: 288 seconds The Pentagon's hunting for the sources behind the biggest leak in U.S. military history. The whistle-blowing website Wikileaks published some ninety thousand classified documents exposing cover-ups over the war in Afghanistan. Phyllis Bennis from the Washington Institute for Policy Studies provides her perspective on the latest Pentagon scandal and its consequences.