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French court finds 51 defendants guilty in mass rape trial
The victim, Gisele Pelicot, 'respects the verdict;' her husband is sentenced to a maximum 20-year sentence
UN chief names Mexican lawyer to determine fate of Syria’s missing
Syrian human rights group says ‘vast majority’ of the more than 100,000 missing are likely dead
Ukrainian military gets NATO-standard training in Poland, Lithuania
Since Russia invaded Ukraine in February 2022, Ukrainian soldiers have been receiving training from NATO troops. VOA recently visited one of these training sites where troops from Britain and Canada are training Ukrainian soldiers. Vladislavs Andrejevs has the story, narrated by Anna Rice.
USCIS Updates Guidance on Flexibilities Available During and After Emergencies or Unforeseen Circumstances
U.S. Citizenship and Immigration Services is updating our Policy Manual to clarify flexibilities that may be available to benefit requestors during and after an emergency or unforeseen circumstance.
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Kremlin falsely claims Trump’s report of Russian casualties in Ukraine came from Kyiv
Donald Trump's casualty figures align with July-October Western intelligence, defense and military sources, differing from Ukrainian estimates. All Western data indicate Russia has suffered greater military losses than Ukraine in the conflict.
Amazon workers strike at seven US facilities ahead of Christmas rush
Warehouse workers in cities including New York, Atlanta and San Francisco are taking part in the 'largest' strike against Amazon, said International Brotherhood of Teamsters, which represents about 10,000 workers at 10 of the firm's facilities
China lets Sweden, Finland, Germany, Denmark board ship in cable breach case
The Yi Peng 3 is wanted in Sweden for questioning over the severing of two undersea fiber-optic cables in November
Pakistan defends ballistic missile development amid new US sanctions
Washington on Wednesday announced the restrictions that aim to target 'proliferators of weapons of mass destruction and their means of delivery'
White House: NATO membership necessary for Ukraine security guarantees but invitation decision up to next president
Michael Carpenter, National Security Council director for Europe, discusses Biden administration's final efforts to strengthen Ukraine and why it would take more time and resources from Washington to start successful negotiations between Ukraine and Russia
Stampede in southwestern Nigerian city causes multiple deaths
Incident occurred at Islamic high school where a large crowd had gathered for family event
Putin says Assad ouster not a defeat for Russia
President Vladimir Putin says that Russia had 'achieved our goals' in Syria, where it rushed to provide direct military support for Assad’s government more than nine years ago to help push back rebel fighters
Vietnam police arrest suspect in Hanoi cafe fire that killed 11
Police say the man had confessed to using gasoline to set fire on the ground floor of the three-story cafe, where people were also singing karaoke-style
Dominique Pelicot jailed for 20 years in landmark French mass rape trial
French court found all 51 defendants guilty in a drugging-and-rape case that horrified the world and transformed the victim, Gisele Pelicot, into stirring symbol of courage and resilience
Putin says Russia is moving closer to achieving goals in Ukraine
President Vladimir Putin says that Russian forces were moving towards achieving their primary goals on battlefield in Ukraine and touted what he said was invincibility of new hypersonic missile
Polish defense chief: Poland ready to face Russia’s threats
In an exclusive interview, Polish Defense Minister Władysław Kosiniak-Kamysz sounds the alarm on rising threats, missile infiltrations, and why Europe must step up its defense game
US deaths are down and life expectancy is up, but improvements are slowing
Life expectancy was 78 1/2 last year overall
Malaysian court acquits wife of ex-PM of money laundering, tax evasion
Charges lacked probity, propriety and legality, judge says
UN peacekeepers guard Congolese farmers working their fields
Region deals with conflict between rebel groups, self-defense forces and other militias