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Zelenskyy suggests he would be willing to consider a ceasefire if Ukraine’s unoccupied territories fell under NATO’s protection

Prime Minister Bjarni Benediktsson forced to call early elections

The travel boom, which has crossed pre pandemic levels is driven by higher disposable incomes and an aspirational young population

Ship-building pact among US, Canada, Finland aims to defend sovereignty against Russian, Chinese threats

Potatoes are crucial to global food security because of their high yield relative to other staple crops

New president will weigh signing anti-gay bill into law

The Beatles' U.S. visit in 1964 also included concerts at Carnegie Hall, a gig at the Washington Coliseum in Washington, D.C., and a visit to Miami, where the band met Muhammad Ali

His presidential years were a time of extraordinary sales in political books

The data released Wednesday by a Chinese government-affiliated research firm includes Apple’s iPhone, Reuters reports

The town of Rovaniemi in Finnish Lapland — marketed by tourism officials since the 1980s as the "real" home of Santa Claus — seeing milder and more unpredictable winters

VOA exclusive: Biden to stop in island nation of Cabo Verde en route to Angola, for his first presidential visit to the continent

Chaplains help their fellow 20,000 agents cope, try to prevent job-related trauma from degenerating into family crises, addiction or even suicide

Iran is likely high on President-elect Donald Trump's foreign policy agenda. The Islamic Republic has advanced its nuclear program to the point it could rapidly produce enough fissile material for a bomb. Michael Lipin looks at what Trump and his prospective cabinet members said about these threats.

7 out of 10 new adolescent infections were among girls

Plants generate nearly all of the country's electricity

There was no fresh statement by Israel's military, but a day earlier it said its forces were continuing to strike terror targets in the Gaza Strip