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The US also places sanctions on the Foxtrot Network's leader, Rawa Majid

Negotiators heading to Russia to secure President Putin’s agreement

The ‘high-threat illegal aliens’ and others were taken from Guantanamo to Louisiana

U.S. President Donald Trump said last week he had sent a letter to Khamenei proposing nuclear talks

Dmitry Kiselyov, CEO of the Russia state-owned media group MIA Rossiya Segodnya, mocked Europe's military capacity and questioned its ability to increase aid to Ukraine. VOA’s Leonid Martynyuk explains why that is false and misleading.

Estimates of the death toll during Duterte's presidential term vary from 6,000 to 30,000

A look at the best news photos from around the world.

The U.S. says China is the biggest threat to its national security, the pacing challenge that America’s military must stay ahead of to remain the world’s largest and most lethal fighting force. But as VOA Pentagon correspondent Carla Babb reports, the Chinese navy keeps growing.

Ruling is a victory for US government, but likely not the end of the saga

Jailed Kurdish militant leader Abdullah Ocalan's call for peace on Feb. 27 continues to influence public opinion. Civil society organizations and art institutions have expressed support, while also urging the state to take concrete steps toward peace. Click here for the full TV story in Kurdish.

Kurdish commentators view the agreement between the SDF and the Syrian interim government positively, expecting it to lead to future constitutional steps for Kurdish rights. Click here for the full web story in Kurdish.

All six hotel attackers are killed, ending a siege that claimed the lives of seven other people

Antonio Guterres says this will not be a DOGE-like exercise

Modi’s visit comes amid efforts to step up engagement with an Indian Ocean country of strategic importance where Beijing’s presence is growing

Democrats already were facing a challenging political map in next year's midterm elections

Serb Republic television reported that the state prosecution has also ordered the arrest of Serb Republic Prime Minister Radovan Viskovic and regional parliament president Nenad Stevandic over ignoring summons in the case of the attack on constitutional order

Saakashvili, in office from 2004 to 2013, had been convicted of embezzling $3.3 million via expenses claims for what prosecutors called 'luxury' spending