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Cabinet ministers were barred from going on vacation and have been instructed to help in flood-prone areas

The home, which was a gathering place for generations, was reduced to rubble by an Israeli airstrike on November 1, leaving behind shattered memories and twisted fragments of a once-vibrant life

The report mentions Iran enriching uranium with new centrifuges to only 5% purity, far lower than the 60% it currently does

Photos released by the Defense Ministry showed Belousov walking alongside North Korean Defense Minister No Kwang Chol on a red carpet at Pyongyang airport

Producers turn the insects into protein-rich feed for free-range chickens and fertilizer for gardens

Repeated Russian strikes on infrastructure have seriously impacted Ukraine's energy sector often resulting in rolling blackouts across the country

At least 20 people have died in other landslides and floods in the region this week

The Wagner Group made Russian mercenaries infamous. With its co-founder Yevgeny Prigozhin dead, the Russian state is strengthening its control over the fighters, researchers say

Efforts to negotiate a ceasefire have yielded scant progress

Media rights group urges reversal of verdict

Russian attacks hammer Ukraine’s energy infrastructure

After the COVID-19 pandemic and the rise of online shopping, the sales event no longer creates midnight crowds or doorbuster mayhem

Ukraine's Interior Ministry said infrastructure facilities were damaged in nine regions across the country after Russia's latest attack. Cryptocurrency investors have big hopes for the approaching presidency of Donald Trump, who campaigned this year as a champion of digital currencies. Australia approved on Thursday a ban on social media for children younger than 16 after an emotional debate that has gripped the nation and set a benchmark for jurisdictions around the world with one of the...

Chad's foreign ministry says nation wants to fully assert its sovereignty after more than six decades of independence  

Competition Bureau wants company to sell off two of its services and pay a penalty

Former Moscow lawmaker Alexei Gorinov, serving a seven-year prison sentence for criticizing Russia's war in Ukraine, unfurled an anti-war banner in a courtroom cage as he went on trial on new, more severe charges of justifying terrorism. Gorinov was the first individual jailed in Russia for openly opposing the war. Human rights activists demand his release. See the full story here.  

Alam Saleh and Ben Sabti, two prominent experts on Iran and Israel affairs, joined VOA Persian’s evening analytical program on Wednesday to explore the implications of the ceasefire in Lebanon. They also assessed which of the two sides emerged as the true winner in the conflict and the subsequent peace efforts between Israel and Hezbollah. See the full story here.