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Blinken discusses economic cooperation with Taiwan's APEC envoy
Blinken’s 20-minute pull-aside with Taiwan’s APEC envoy was not previously announced
Regional bloc urged to deal with Mozambique’s post-election violence
Mozambique has been rocked by violence following its Oct. 9 elections, with police accused of killing some 30 protesters
After election losses, Democrats assign blame, begin soul-searching
After losing the White House to former President Donald Trump, Democrats are soul-searching to figure out what went wrong. VOA’s Veronica Balderas Iglesias reports.
Hundreds of South African illegal miners, police continue standoff
Police say they are trying to force the miners — believed to have been underground for several weeks — to resurface
Ukrainian women fight on front lines but still don’t have standard uniforms
Nearly 68,000 women are serving in Ukraine's Armed Forces, with 10,000 of them fighting Russian troops on the front lines, the country's Ministry of Defense says.
Dutch government says needs 'more time' for strategy on anti-Semitism
"Because of the terrible events of November 7 and 8 and because I want to promote a fruitful debate in parliament, I have decided to take more time to get a strategy ready," Justice Minister David van Weel said
Spanish regional leader admits 'mistakes' in handling deadly floods
The floods wrecked infrastructure, gutted buildings and submerged fields. The final bill is expected to soar to tens of billions of euros
Tropical Storm Sara makes landfall in Honduras, brings heavy rain to Central America
Storm could drop up to 75 centimeters in isolated areas
Shanghai, Tokyo, New York, Houston spew most greenhouse gas of world cities
Seven states or provinces spew more than 1 billion metric tons of greenhouse gases
Australia's plan to ban children from social media proves popular, problematic
Experts say plan ‘too blunt an instrument to address risks effectively’
1 dead, thousands without heat after Russian strike on Ukraine port city
Officials say another 10 people were wounded, including 2 children
Israeli airstrike hits south Beirut
Israeli military called for people to evacuate
US, Japan, South Korea coordinate response to North Korean threats
Leaders meet in Peru on APEC Forum sidelines
Party of Sri Lanka's new Marxist-leaning president wins majority in parliament
It’s an apparent solid mandate for his program for economic revival
A criticized Airbnb deal will let users play gladiator in Rome's Colosseum
Critics call the campaign with Airbnb ‘a disgrace,’ and a form of ‘touristification’
South Africa's government won't help illegal miners inside closed mine
Police close off entrances to force them out to be arrested
North Korea tests exploding drones as Kim calls for mass production
Kim expressed satisfaction with weapons' development process
Masses of residents flee homes in Haiti's capital as gangs ratchet up violence
Violence flares amid political turmoil
UN committee: Israel war in Gaza ‘consistent with genocide’
Airstrikes continue in Gaza, Beirut suburbs