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UN warns two-state solution for Israelis, Palestinians ‘withering away’
As Gaza lies in ruins and Israeli military operations expand in the West Bank, a UN official urges political engagement and diplomacy
AU, Somalia agree on troop numbers for new mission
AUSSOM is expected to have 11,900 personnel operating on the ground in Somalia, including soldiers, police and civilian support staff, according to officials
H.R. 32 Would Empower President to Cut Essential Services in States and Cities
Efforts to penalize so-called “sanctuary cities” are back. On his first day back in office, President Trump signed an executive order directing the Department of Homeland Security (DHS) and Department of Justice (DOJ) to explore denying federal funds to “sanctuary” jurisdictions and pursue civil or criminal actions against them. Thereafter, the DOJ has repeatedly threatened […]
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Russia’s UK ambassador falsely claims Zelenskyy started Russia-Ukraine war
Russia's war on Ukraine began in 2014 with the annexation of Crimea and covert operations in the Donbas region. By the time Zelenskyy became president in 2019, the conflict already had lasted five years. On Feb. 24, 2022, Putin initiated a full-scale invasion after months of disinformation.
German election winner: Europe must defend itself as US 'does not care'
Friedrich Merz calls for the continent to urgently organize its own defense capabilities, marking a profound shift in approach from Europe’s biggest economy
What's behind Israeli, US silence on Lebanon blocking Iranian flights delivering cash to Hezbollah?
Researchers say Israeli, US refusals to comment on Beirut's move exemplify low-key approach to dealing with some regional security problems
Canada’s immigration overhaul signals global shift in student migration
Canada, long seen as one of the world's most welcoming nations, has introduced sweeping changes affecting international students. The reforms highlight a growing global trend toward more restrictive immigration policies.
US consumer confidence drops sharply, survey shows
Business research group says consumers worried about inflation, new US tariffs on imported products
US expands visa restrictions on Cubans tied to labor export program
The Caribbean island nation sends health workers around the world, a 'forced labor' program that deprives Cubans of medical care, US Secretary of State Marco Rubio said
More Thai firms turning up on US sanctions list for trade with Russia
Thailand’s exports to Russia of goods with the potential for military use have spiked since Moscow’s full-scale invasion of Ukraine in 2022
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Dying to leave: Why Pakistanis are risking their lives to reach Europe
Dozens of Pakistanis have died in migrant boat accidents in less than 90 days
German election winner: Europe must defend itself as US ‘does not care’
Friedrich Merz, who will likely be the next chancellor of Germany after elections Sunday, has warned that the United States "does not care much" about the fate of Europe — and called for the continent to urgently organize its own defense capability. Henry Ridgwell reports.
Starmer to boost UK defense spending against Russian threat
Announcing an increase by $17 billion annually, British leader says Putin only responds to strength
In US capital, college-owned station broadcasts news, music and opportunity
For more than 50 years, WHUR has been broadcasting to listeners in the U.S. capital from Howard University, a historically black institution. A commercial station owned by the university, it offers music, news and education opportunities. VOA’s Cristina Caicedo Smit met the team behind the effort.
US Supreme Court throws out Oklahoma man's murder conviction, death sentence
Lawyers for Richard Glossip and the state argued that the high court should overturn his conviction and death sentence because he did not get a fair trial
Guantanamo Bay: A new front in US immigration policy?
U.S. President Donald Trump plans to send 30,000 undocumented migrants to Guantanamo Bay. While the Migrant Operations Center is separate from the high-security jail where terror suspects are kept, it has not escaped scrutiny over human rights concerns.
Hong Kong Democratic Party’s plan to disband marks ‘end of an era’
Analysts say the Democratic Party’s decision to start disbanding is the result of Hong Kong authorities’ decision to implement a Chinese-style governance model