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Polls open in Ghana election, but economic crisis overshadows voting
The West African nation has struggled with an economic crisis, including surging inflation and a lack of jobs
At least 20 killed in Gaza as Qatar voices hope for ceasefire
At least eight of the dead were civilians, according to residents and medics
Ukraine confirms Danish delivery of F-16s as Zelenskyy seeks support in Paris
Zelenskyy praises Denmark and laments a lack of dedication from other allies
Yoon impeachment uncertain, as opposition pleads with conservatives to return for vote
Earlier, Yoon apologized for causing anxiety in attempting martial law
US to observe 83rd anniversary of attack on Pearl Harbor
A 104-year-old survivor of attack attends commemoration in Hawaii
Taliban shutter Afghan broadcaster over foreign content
Journalists at Arezo TV are detained as Kabul office is sealed over Taliban claim that station produced 'vulgar' content
Russian LGBTQ+ activists describe a climate of fear amid new laws, court rulings
Russia's Supreme Court has effectively outlawed any promotion of LGBTQ+ rights
Maternal mortality review panels are in the spotlight. Here's what they do
State panels of experts investigate and learn from each mother's death
Irish YouTuber moves millions of followers to donate millions for charity
This year's goal is to collect $6M for two nonprofits supporting mental health
France’s Notre Dame Cathedral reopens 5 years after shocking blaze
US President-elect Donald Trump among world leaders there to celebrate restoration
Romania's top court scraps presidential election
Move comes after allegations of Russian interference
Syrian rebels seize fourth city, close in on Homs in threat to Assad's rule
Assad government 'fighting for their lives', analyst says
Ahead of impeachment vote, Yoon apologizes for anxiety over martial law decree
Lawmakers will vote on Yoon's impeachment later Saturday
Appeals court upholds law that could ban TikTok in US
Law, which requires company to be sold to non-Chinese owner or be shut down in US, survives challenge on First Amendment ground
Mexico study finds that heat kills young people more than elderly
Study upends conventional thinking about what age group is hit hardest by heat
Russia, Iran, Turkey schedule weekend talks on Syrian war
With Syrian government forces reeling from lightning rebel offensive, regional powers hope to restore order
Satellite images of alleged Iranian nuclear site hit by Israel indicate Tehran tried to hide sensitive debris
Commercial satellite images of Iran's Taleghan 2 building in November show Iran covering potentially valuable wreckage with horizontal and vertical shields, researchers tell VOA