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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.

With tariffs taking center stage in the Trump administration, experts warn that industries dependent on cross-border trade will feel the biggest impact. Stephanie Martinez explains.

Collisions with boats are the cause of at least 20% of manatee deaths in Florida every year. But as Valdya Baraputri reports, that’s not the only threat faced by these gentle giants of the sea. Camera: Laurentius Wahyudi and Nabila Ganinda

The defendants, four men aged 46 to 58 and a 77-year-old woman, were accused of founding or being a member of a terrorist organization called ‘United Patriots’

About 7,000 people pulled out of scam centers in Myanmar's Myawaddy are currently housed in camps administered by armed groups operating along frontier

Canada, Mexico and China have pledged to put new tariffs on US goods in response to Trump actions

US president says ‘there will be hell to pay’ if Hamas does not release remaining hostages now

Agency provides health care and other services for millions of veteran

US national security adviser expects movement for Russia-Ukraine peace negotiations 'in very short order'

Second moon landing in a week by US firm set for Thursday

He leaves the door open to more stimulus measures

Report attributes change to factors ranging from climate change to democratic backsliding

The Peoples' Equality and Democracy Party (DEM Party) announced a new roadmap to peace following the call of Kurdistan Workers' Party (PKK) leader Abdullah Ocalan for his group to disarm. The plan by DEM will include meetings in 101 cities in Turkey and Kurdish regions to discuss Ocalan's call. DEM Party Deputy Co-Chair Ozturk Turkdogan said, "In order for Ocalan to fulfill his call, his conditions must be corrected." Click here for the full story in Kurdish.