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He'll be sworn in on Sunday

Retired General Prabowo Subianto will be sworn in Sunday

Government efforts to silence coverage of 91-year-old President Paul Biya’s health is part of a larger pattern of censorship and intimidation in Cameroon

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Yahya Sinwar, leader of Hamas and architect of the October 7th attacks that killed 1,200 in Israel, was killed in a firefight with Israeli soldiers in Gaza. How will recent hurricanes in the Southeast United States affect voter turnout in the presidential election, and how is climate change affecting the mental health of young people.

11 countries announce team this week as an alternative to the Russian-vetoed UN panel that performed the task until April

Operation Delta Safe is dismantling illegal refineries, recovering stolen crude; this could ease foreign exchange challenges 

Israel's killing of Yahya Sinwar could put the conflict that has ravaged Gaza on a new path, but former officials and analysts tell VOA what happens next is anything but clear

German, US leaders to meet as war rages in Middle East

Protections include the Deferred Enforced Departure and a new Temporary Protected Status designation

Digital freedoms declined globally for the 14th year in a row, said a Freedom House report published Wednesday that covered the year ending in May. What's especially troubling is that 41 of the countries assessed hosted or will host elections this year. VOA’s Veronica Balderas Iglesias reports.

Amid North Korea's increasing threat, a new debate has been ignited in Seoul over whether South Korea should have the right to reprocess spent nuclear fuel

President Joe Biden said Thursday that the death of Yahya Sinwar was an opportunity for a “political settlement” between Israelis and Palestinians. Israel said it had killed Sinwar, mastermind of Hamas’ terror attack on Israel on Oct. 7, 2023. White House Bureau Chief Patsy Widakuswara reports.

It's first time in country's history that such a removal has taken place

Members identify extensive problems at agency 

Workshop trains health care practitioners and young people about the role of health care in human rights

Turkey ranks among the world's worst countries for violence against women

As the Republic of Georgia prepares to hold crucial elections on October 26, there are fears that the ruling Georgian Dream party may not easily give up power. As Henry Ridgwell reports from the capital, many civil society groups are mobilizing to ensure the election is free and fair.