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‘Sanctions are just a political tool. It’s a good tool for us now. We need to make more products: our cheese, furniture, and so on.’ That’s the opinion of Russian farmer John Kopiski. The man is British and moved to the Vladimir region in the 1990s to be a farmer. Two years ago, we made a film about him entitled ‘I am John Kopiski, a Russian farmer’. Now we’re back to find out how he feels about the next round of sanctions. What do other entrepreneurs think? What difficulties have they encountered? Learn about it in our video premiere, Sanctions: Opportunity in Disguise. #video#Russia#premiere Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

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‘This is like Hitler’s Kristallnacht when he killed about 90 people, and they want to kill much more.’ In an exclusive interview with RT Documentary, Emir Kusturica compared European politics to Hitler's actions. The director is sure it is impossible to cancel Russian culture. Moreover, he calls on his colleagues to open a new chapter of Russian history: ‘We must bring Dostoevsky to the planet, not only to Europe.’ Kusturica is the creator of the Kustendorf Film Festival. More than 500 films from all over the world have been selected for the festival this year. The Russian movie Clear Sky has been awarded the gold. Emir Kusturica is one of the subjects in our new documentary about Russia's friends in Europe, and there are many of them. Will you be waiting for thepremiere? #video#Serbia Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

Protests continue in Sri Lanka, despite the imposition of a state of emergency. People are demanding the resignation of President Gotabaya Rajapaksa. Anti-Russian sanctions have exacerbated the economic crisis, and prices in the country have skyrocketed. The cost of basic foodstuffs has more than doubled. Locals queue up for paraffin. They need fuel to cook food. The ‘hottest’ point of the protests is near the secretariat of the head of state. A tent camp was set up there. People have travelled from all over the country. Among the protesters is Mahindi Siri, a 40-year-old Special Forces soldier. He lost a leg after being blown up by a landmine while fighting in the north. The war ended 13 years ago. He never imagined he would have to count every rupee to survive. This footage was shot by an RT Documentary team in Sri Lanka, making a new film about how the country is coping with the economic crisis. It’s premiering soon. #video#SriLanka Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary

‘The idea has been pushed that cooperation with NATO itself is already a security guarantee. Well, nonsense, of course. It has nothing to do with reality’. Political analyst and journalist Nana Devdariani argues that propaganda in favour of NATO has been carried out in Georgia for more than twenty years. Since the beginning of Russia’s special operation in Ukraine, negative attitudes towards Russians have been flaring up worldwide. Nana says similar ideas and appeals have been going on in Georgia for several years. But, in recent months, this propaganda favouring NATO has also turned into ‘the planting of Russophobia’. The journalist says there is no consensus among the Georgian population on this issue: ‘It’s such a narrow elite: NGOs, party, media, experts are pro-Western oriented, but there is no unanimity in the population’. #video#Georgia Follow: https://t.me/rtdocumentary