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Zelenskyy: Ukraine has info on North Korea troops being trained to fight in Ukraine

At an emergency meeting of government agencies Wednesday morning, President Ferdinand Marcos said 'the worst is yet to come'

Secretary of State Antony Blinken is in Israel, trying to capitalize on the optimism following the death of Yahya Sinwar to get a cease-fire deal. The United States charged a general in the Islamic Revolutionary Guard Corp. in a plot to kill an Iranian dissident journalist in New York. NATO reacts to North Korean troops in Ukraine, as Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping meet. Former U.S. President Jimmy Carter casts his ballot, plus a look at the Electoral College: why we have it, and how well it...

Giuliani does not have to give the election workers three New York Yankees World Series rings or his Florida condominium — for now — noting those assets are tied up in other litigation

McDonald's has proactively removed the slivered onions and beef patties used for the Quarter Pounder hamburgers from stores in the affected states while the investigation continues

Kais Saied won more than 90% of votes with 28.8% voter turnout

Canada-India friction over Sikh separatism has roots in two airplane bombings in 1985

The president has ordered an overhaul of the disability assessment system.

U.S. Secretary of State Antony Blinken met with Israeli leaders in Tel Aviv Tuesday. Washington is calling for a cease-fire between Israel and Hamas, and the enforcement of a U.N. resolution that ended the last major war between Israel and Hezbollah.

Journalists welcome support but say more war-reporting training is needed

Transgender people are often subjected to harassment, abuse and attacks in Muslim-majority Pakistan

Hundreds of Palestinians in East Jerusalem are set to have their homes demolished or to be evicted in favor of Jewish settlers. Both sides say they purchased their homes legally. Linda Gradstein reports from Jerusalem. Camera: Ricki Rosen

Government licensing fees, restrictions challenge press freedom in Guinea-Bissau’s upcoming election coverage

Former US officials, citing contacts with Europe-based drug traffickers, tell VOA there is an uptick in Hezbollah efforts to profit from illegal drug sales this month

The world is experiencing its largest loss of life since the dinosaurs, with around 1 million plant and animal species now threatened with extinction. That's according to the United Nations Environment Program. It's also the focus of this week’s UN Biodiversity Summit where leaders and environmentalists from nearly 200 countries are meeting in Cali, Columbia to debate ways to reverse the trend and save nature. We speak with Tanya Sanerib International Legal Director with the Center for...

Mountain raid carried out with support from U.S.-led counterterrorism coalition

With the help of e-commerce platforms, Chinese traders are flooding the market for U.S. election merchandise with cheaper goods

Russia is learning how to fight the West in Ukraine and sharing its intelligence with China, Iran and other authoritarian powers, says Lieutenant General Charles Costanza, commander of the US Army’s V Corps in Poland