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Ahead of the IMF review, the government and central bank have expressed confidence about meeting its targets, even as Pakistan, bolstered by the bailout secured in September, struggles to navigate the recovery

A video showed fishermen walking on snowy ice away from the rescuers.

The female suspect was receiving medical treatment for self-inflicted wounds following the death of the girl in an audio-visual room on the second floor of the school

Winners get a trophy, ribbons and bragging rights, but no cash prize

White House casts deal as hint of ending Russia’s war on Ukraine

The dismissal comes a day after the inspector general's office warned that the Trump administration's dismantling of the humanitarian agency made it all but impossible to monitor $8.2 billion in unspent humanitarian funds

President Donald Trump threatened cut aid to Jordan and Egypt if they refused his demand to permanently take in Palestinians from Gaza; meanwhile the agency that provides aid to Palestinian refugees - is still operating in East Jerusalem, even though Israel’s ban on the agency went into effect last week. The U.S. has declared famine in part of Darfur; VOA talks with refugees who fled. Plus, a look at the Foreign Corrupt Practices Act: what it means and why the president might have wanted to...

According to the U.S. Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, there were three confirmed cases in the country — in California, Georgia and New Hampshire — caused by the clade Ib strain

DOGE cuts $900 million from agency tracking US students' progress

The resurgence comes after east and southern African leaders called on their general staff to propose a plan for implementing an 'unconditional' ceasefire by Thursday

Chinese forces had been dispatched to keep watch

Meeting between US president, Japanese prime minister focused on shared priority of strengthening national interests, combating China's aggression, analysts say

The Justice Department had asked the appeals court to let it implement sweeping pauses on federal grants and loans

The vice president criticizes the European Union's regulatory structure, in particular the privacy-focused General Data Protection Regulation and the misinformation-focused Digital Services Act

Bribery is still illegal, warn lawyers, as Trump orders pause and review of law that has for decades defined US business activities overseas

U.S. President Donald Trump is doubling down on his demand that Jordan permanently take in Palestinians while the U.S. takes over Gaza. Tuesday’s White House meeting came amid a possible collapse of the fragile ceasefire between Hamas and Israel. White House Bureau Chief Patsy Widakuswara reports.

Strike's main target in Somalia earlier this month was behind deployment of terror operatives to the US and Europe, according to US Africa Command

Democratic lawmakers are criticizing what they call the Trump administration’s “extreme” efforts to reshape the U.S. government, vowing to oppose the changes despite limited political capital in both chambers of the U.S. Congress. Republicans, however, defend the moves. Katherine Gypson reports.