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Her lawyer called the move 'extremely serious' and said it may have no legal backing

The judge’s ruling this week voided Defense Secretary Lloyd Austin’s order to throw out the deals

The 31-year-old American tourist was killed while on vacation in the capital of Hungary

Kasciunas proposed areas such as more investment in defense and European acquisition of U.S. weapons

The walkway over the fountain’s basin will be able to accommodate about 130 people at a time

In parts of Ukraine occupied by Russia, Ukrainian officials can find themselves at the mercy of Moscow and cut off from Kyiv. In Balakliya, Judge Volodymyr Strihunenko decided that even though the Russians took over his town, he was still Ukrainian. VOA's Anna Kosstutschenko has his story.

Over the last 100 years, the village itself has moved a few centimeters each year; the landslide has been moving about a meter per year.

The U.S. president has promised an orderly transfer of power

Masih Alinejad says she feels more determined than ever to continue fighting for women’s rights in Iran

Iran on Oct. 28 announced the execution of Sharmahd but eight days later said he had died before the execution could be carried out

The tiny Gulf country also says that Hamas' political office in its capital, Doha, 'no longer serves its purpose'

The comments come on the tails of Washington accusing Tehran of involvement in a plot to kill Trump

The WHO estimates that climate change will cause 250,000 additional deaths every year ‘from malnutrition, malaria, diarrhea and heat stress’

he says her journey demonstrates resilience, community support and a new chapter for immigrants in US politics

The case will be Boeing's first civil trial over two MAX crashes

Germany is celebrating the 35th anniversary of the fall of the Berlin Wall and the country’s reunification less than a year later

Nov. 9, 1989, is celebrated as the day East Germany's dictatorship opened the borders to the West

Bolivia's constitutional court rules that presidents are limited to serving two terms, whether consecutive or nonconsecutive