Expert says it's too late for a travel ban

Three people who recently entered the country were found to have the COVID-19 variant that was first

Johnson met with a small group of lawmakers for about half an hour on Thursday, including one who su

Central Asian shepherd dog praised as part of Turkmenistan's national heritage

Somber remembrances were held from London to Paris and at many places along the former Western Front

Judge also says defendants should face trial together

Experts say deforestation also increases risk of diseases, such as COVID-19, among humans

The kingdom has seen near-daily protests for more than two weeks by mostly young Thais, fuelled by t

Ex-chief of Mexico's state run petroleum company initial hearing on corruption charges set for Tuesd

Church wanted court to void the 50-person cap on worship services

Arsham Rezaee tells VOA Persian the prison term upheld Saturday by an Iranian appeals court was base

Drake takes the helm as the state budget cuts more than $470 million from the UC system, and many ca

Surge comes as the country has allowed businesses to reopen to stave off economic disaster

Prosecutors say main suspect Stig Engstrom died in 2002 

In Monday edition of VOA Persian call-in show, Iranians accused their government of being too slow t

About 250 Louvre workers, mainly those who guard the treasured artworks or greet visitors, voted Mon

Death of Expediency Council member Mohammad Mirmohammadi comes as Iran announced virus has killed 66

The turmoil-hit country lacks quarantine facilities and protocols, trained health care personnel and

Neighbors with old gripes against China now worry that Asia's biggest power is downplaying the numbe

Police said people were allowed into or out of Hubei province but only under special circumstances

Patient, who traveled to US from the Chinese city of Wuhan is in isolation at a hospital and in good

The woman in her 60s returned from China on Jan. 13 without showing any signs of illness, but a few