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Police in Mozambique fire tear gas at opposition politician as post-election tensions soar
The nation remains on edge following a disputed election and the slaying of two prominent opposition figures
Most U.S. voters say immigrants – no matter their legal status – mostly take jobs citizens don’t want
Three-quarters of voters say undocumented immigrants fill jobs citizens don’t want, while 61% say the same of legal immigrants.
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Philippine court jails 17 militants for life for mass kidnapping of tourists
Twenty-one people from a resort in Malaysia were held for ransom in 2000
US missile deployment to Philippines 'incredibly important' for combat readiness, US general says
The Biden administration has moved to strengthen an arc of military alliances in the Indo-Pacific to better counter China
Botswana's advance voting marred by ballot paper shortages
Early voting was marred by irregularities, including lack of ballot papers, forcing electoral body to order re-run in some voting areas
'Garbage in, garbage out': AI fails to debunk disinformation, study finds
NewsGuard audit finds AI chatbots largely fail to spot false information, including narratives often pushed by hostile nations
Critics voice concerns as Pakistan parliament takes charge of picking chief justice
Government amends constitution, authorizing parliament to select Supreme Court chief justice, a move opposition parties and independent critics slam as infringement on judicial independence
Miami U. student's fieldwork aids US officials in Serbia
An international student at Miami University in Ohio is helping the Serbian government and the U.S. Embassy through her research.
Anastasija Mladenovska, who's originally from Macedonia and who speaks English, Russian, Serbian and French, is studying political science, finance and Russia. As part of that, she did field research in Belgrade, Serbia.
"By integrating herself into a diasporic community of Russians who had become displaced by the war, Mladenovska was able to get them to...
Former Albanian President Meta arrested for alleged corruption
Ilir Meta is being investigated for alleged corruption, money laundering and hiding personal income and property, his lawyer said
Overcrowding reported at China detention centers amid economic downturn
With a stagnating economy and an increasingly stricter interpretation of the law, arrests in China are on the rise
Israel busts spy ring acting for Iran, security services say
Seven Israelis were arrested after an investigation found they allegedly had gathered intelligence on Israeli military bases and energy and port infrastructure
South Africa bows to Chinese pressure to move Taiwan office, analysts say
Taiwan’s de facto embassy is being kicked out of Pretoria, as the South African government seeks to reassure China amid political shifts at home
French government takes new blows over deal to sell painkiller maker to US fund
French drugmaker Sanofi's confirmation that it will sell a controlling stake in its consumer health unit Opella to a US investment fund sparked a new political backlash
Should minimum wage be lower for workers who get tipped? Two states are set to decide
The amount tipped workers make varies by state; 14 states pay the federal minimum, or just above $2 an hour for tipped workers and $7 an hour for non-tipped workers
North Carolina: A key battleground state in 2024 US election
North Carolina has emerged as an important battleground state since Vice President Kamala Harris replaced President Joe Biden on the Democratic ticket in the 2024 election.
Russia on track to ban adoptions from countries allowing gender change
In late September, the Russian parliament backed new legislation that will make it harder for some people to adopt children from the country. Some adoption advocates say the legislation is really designed to punish the West. VOA Russian has the story, narrated by Anna Rice. Camera: Andre Sergunin
Germany inaugurates Baltic Sea naval HQ amid rising tensions with Moscow
The establishment of the facility highlights the crucial importance of the Baltic Sea for NATO after relations with Russia deteriorated following the Ukraine war, with Moscow's Baltic Fleet based near Kaliningrad
Gulen, powerful cleric accused of orchestrating a Turkish coup, dies
Gulen was a one-time ally of Erdogan but they fell out spectacularly, and Erdogan held him responsible for the 2016 attempted coup in which rogue soldiers commandeered warplanes, tanks and helicopters
Vietnam parliament elects army general as state president
Cuong replaces Lam who remains Communist Party chief