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Botswana's electoral body warns opposition about rigging claims
Botswanan opposition parties have raised concerns over irregularities ahead of the October 30 general election
Hamas mastermind of October 7 attacks is dead
Israel says it has killed Hamas leader Yahya Sinwar in Gaza, the mastermind behind the October 7 attacks in Israel. Families of the hostages still being held in Gaza, plead with the Israeli government to do everything possible to bring them home. For analysis on the significance of Sinwar’s death and if this could be a turning point in the war, we speak with Boaz Atzili, Professor at American University’s Department of Foreign Policy and Global Security at American University’s School of...
Border Crossings: Trey Calloway
A preacher's son with a passion for both country music and faith, Trey Calloway’s unique blend of Christian and country influences has captivated fans and critics alike. His latest single, “Backroad Believer,” co-written with Steven Cade and Andrea Renfree, is a powerful testament to his roots, combining rock-infused country sounds with an uplifting message of positivity and spirituality. Currently nominated for the 2024 Texas Country Music Association Christian Songwriter of the Year,...
Russian meddling threatens Moldovan election, EU referendum
Voters on Sunday to decide future of their country’s relations with EU
The Inside Story - USAVOTES2024: Immigration | 166
We journey to Arizona to report on immigration, a top issue for American voters in this year's presidential election. We visit the Mexican side of the border to speak with migrants and accompany Border Patrol officers on their rounds. This week on The Inside Story: USAVOTES2024: Immigration.
The Inside Story - USAVOTES2024: Immigration | 166 TRANSCRIPT
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The Inside Story: USA Votes 2024
October 17, 2024
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This week on The Inside Story:
Immigration and the southern border of the United States.
A look at the journey to enter this country, marked by physical and political boundaries.
Now on The Inside Story USA VOTES 2024.
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Welcome to the Inside Story, I’m VOA Correspondent Aline Barros. This...
Georgian groups defy 'foreign agent' law, team up to monitor crucial election
More than 30 nongovernmental organizations aim to monitor every polling station for October 26 election
Moonlight may hamper views of Orionid meteor shower, debris of Halley's comet
Meteors can shine like fireworks or be more difficult to see
China hosts World Media Summit in Xinjiang amid human rights concerns
The 6th World Media Summit brought together more than 500 participants to discuss AI and media transformation
Suicide bomber kills 7 in Somali capital
Bomber blew himself in front of crowded restaurant
Brazil's laureate nun changes lives of refugees
VOA interviews Sister Rosita Milesi, winner of this year's UNHCR Nansen Award for her work with Venezuelan and other refugees
October 17, 2024
A look at the best news photos from around the world.
Nigeria to review gasoline transport safety protocols after deadly blast
Nigeria’s 5,000 kilometers of oil pipelines are often prone to vandalism, and petrol suppliers mostly rely on tankers to transport fuel around the country
Residents on Kenya’s coast use app to track migratory birds
The Tana River delta on the Kenyan coast includes a vast range of habitats and a productive ecosystem, says UNESCO. It is also home to many bird species, including some that are nearly threatened. Residents are helping local conservation efforts with an app called eBird. Juma Majanga reports.
Media in 3 Afghan provinces banned from showing images of living beings
Journalists and civil liberties groups see new rules as further attempt by Taliban to suppress voices
Threat of famine persists in Gaza, experts warn
The latest food security report says nearly 2 million Gaza residents are in emergency levels of hunger as winter looms
Turkey fears Israel’s Lebanon offensive will spark new refugee exodus
With Israel continuing its Lebanon offensive, the United Nations says a quarter of a million people have sought sanctuary in Syria. And with the numbers expected to grow, Turkey is bracing for a new exodus. Dorian Jones reports from Istanbul.
Who is Yahya Sinwar?
Chief architect of October 7, 2023, attack on Israel, Sinwar became leader of Hamas following assassination of then-leader Ismail Haniyeh