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Potential US-Ukraine talks come as European leaders meet Zelenskyy and commit to amped-up security spending

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A four-week pause also likely on levies on Canadian goods, US Commerce chief says

Since November, Nigerian authorities have arrested at least 400 Chinese nationals suspected of cybercrime, telecom fraud and illegal mining

At a summit in Brussels, Europeans call for ‘peace through strength’ in response to Russian aggression

The Public Health Agency of Canada said it has recorded 227 measles cases as of March 6, more than all of last year

A Hamas spokesperson in Gaza says US President Trump’s repeated threats endanger the ceasefire

In the latest detailed medical update on his condition, the Vatican said the pope had not had a fever and his blood tests had remained stable

The State Department says efforts to get hostages is ongoing, but there are no updates yet

Crackdown has left more than 7,000 people from various countries stranded in a Myanmar border town

Armed groups control 85% of the capital, the UN says

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

Conditions not suitable to accept mass influx of refugees, Taliban say

President Lai Ching-te says that the move is not the result of pressure imposed by US government

Sudan claims the UAE supplied arms to paramilitary forces conducting ethnic-based attacks in West Darfur state

Republicans act quickly to rebuke Al Green with censure resolution that officially registers House's deep disapproval of a member's conduct

Nearly two dozen Democratic states filed a lawsuit against a Trump administration plan to freeze grants and loans potentially totaling trillions of dollars

Many Syrians would like to see the U.S.-backed Kurdish forces in the east lay down their weapons or join what they hope will become a national army. But Kurdish leaders say they want to negotiate a “partnership” with Syria’s new leadership. VOA’s Heather Murdock and Yan Boechat report.

About 20% of Ukraine’s territory is controlled by Russia. Life changed dramatically for many Ukrainians after Russia’s invasion, and some places were almost fully destroyed. Kateryna Besedina looks at how some Ukrainians are coping with the upheaval in this story narrated by Anna Rice.