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Surveys show widespread Great Barrier Reef coral loss
Researchers say warming oceans threaten world’s reefs
Anger and soul-searching follow sentences in French rape trial
Plaintiff Gisele Pelicot hailed for her courage in going public
US slow to react to pervasive Chinese hacking, experts say
Recent revelations of more network penetrations have produced warnings from government agencies, but relatively little preventative action
Mogadishu development project brings hope to Somalia
Initiative includes construction of airport, port, key economic zone, all focused on fostering growth, attracting investment
US Republicans plan vote on deal to avert shutdown, lift debt limit
With a Democratic Senate, Biden’s support necessary to sign package into law
After a police stop in Serbia, journalist finds spyware on phone
Amnesty report finds evidence of spyware on dozens of phones of Serbian activists, journalists
Somalia 'open' to Ethiopian troop role
Though Somalia has secured troops from four AU nations to compensate for Ethiopia’s absence, a recent diplomatic breakthrough has reopened the door for involving Ethiopia's military
During Brazil's elections, women and minorities in media targeted with hate
Growing hostility that started under Bolsonaro presidency continues to affect media covering municipal elections
New US administration, new regional laws are shifting migration dynamics
Migration flows from Latin America to the United States slowed in 2024. New policies in pass-through countries and promises of mass deportations from the incoming U.S. administration are reshaping migration dynamics. Veronica Villafane reports.
UN chief tells Israel to stop bombing Syria
Israel has carried out hundreds of airstrikes on Syria since Assad government fell
China’s tariffs loss is Vietnam’s gain
With the incoming Trump administration promising an entirely new round of tariffs on U.S. imports, what can we expect? The last time Trump imposed tariffs on China many companies moved their factories to Vietnam. It created a boom and added tens of thousands of jobs to Vietnam’s economy. We get some perspective on the possible impacts on future tariff policy with Margaret Peters, Professor of Political Science at the University of California Los Angeles (UCLA) and author of "Trading Barriers...
Biden's immigration legacy is a complex one
Immigration has been a defining challenge of the Biden presidency, marked by record numbers of migrants arriving at the US-Mexico border
Photo gallery: Syria's Mazzeh air base destroyed, abandoned
Mazzeh air base was one of the strategic military installations Israel attacked after the fall of Bashar al-Assad’s regime
US says Pakistan developing missiles that eventually could hit US
The White House deputy national security adviser raises 'real questions' about the aims of Pakistan's ballistic missile program
Americans lean toward keeping legal immigration steady, see high-skilled workers as a priority
About four-in-ten Americans (42%) say highly skilled workers should be given top priority to legally immigrate to the U.S.
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The Inside Story: Syria After Assad | 175
As the Assad regime swiftly falls, we bring you comprehensive coverage on how the U.S. and the world are grappling with this seismic shift. Our correspondent on the ground provides an unparalleled look into the unfolding events within Syria. This week on The Inside Story: Syria After Assad.
Music bridges memory gaps for New York Alzheimer's patients
The Unforgettable Chorus in New York is using music to help people with memory loss reconnect with family, friends and themselves. Since 2011, the choir has been a beacon of hope, offering a space where those living with dementia can be part of a community. Johny Fernandez reports from New York.
US imposes sanctions on Iran, Houthi-related targets
The sanctions target three vessels involved in the trade of Iranian petroleum and petrochemicals, which generates billions of dollars for Iran's leaders
The Inside Story: Syria After Assad | 175 TRANSCRIPT
Transcript:
The Inside Story: Syria after Assad
Episode 175 – December 19, 2024
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This week on The Inside Story:
The fall of Damascus met with joy and rage.
Plus, a look at the regional challenges facing the incoming Trump administration
Now… on The Inside Story: Syria after Assad.
The Inside Story:
CARLA BABB, VOA Pentagon Correspondent:
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