System Of A Down chante pour le Haut-Karabakh : «On s'est retrouvés pour une noble cause»

Kim Kardashian Asks Trump for Clemency Ahead of US Man's Execution

Man is scheduled to be executed Thursday for his participation in a double murder when he was 18

Ghana's Essential Workers Vote Early Ahead of Next Monday's National Election

Early voters cast ballots in Ghana Tuesday ahead of Monday's national election

Fears Grow of Further COVID-19 Spikes Ahead of Ghana's Election

Total cases have now surpassed 50,000, however, and president recently warned citizens to stay vigilant

Cameroon's HIV/AIDS Patients Shirk Hospitals for Fear of COVID-19

Health workers say if patients do not get antiretroviral drugs they need, they put themselves at risk

Rugby : "On va finir par s'entraîner en télétravail", le best of de la visioconférence du MHR

A période particulière, mesures particulières. Touché par le Covid-19 ces dernières semaines, la conférence de presse avant Bayonne-Montpellier samedi

Trump's Afghan Peace Envoy Visits Pakistan on Eve of US Election

Analysts say they don't expect any significant change in Washington's current Afghan policy regardless of who wins contest

UN Says Myanmar's Discriminatory Laws Cast Doubt on Fairness of  Elections 

Office of High Commissioner for Human Rights criticizes notes internet shutdown remains in place in eight townships in Rakhine and Chin states, severe

Bolivian Presidential Candidates Hold Final Rallies Ahead of Sunday's Vote

Election is taking place during one of the country's worst economic periods in decades

Corruption on Epic Scale Robs Future of South Sudan's People, UN Report Finds

New report presents deeply disturbing picture of country mired in crooked schemes aimed at enriching political elite at the expense of millions of imp

Republican Senate Report on Biden's Son Alleges Conflict of Interest

Report also said it was ultimately 'unclear' what impact Hunter Biden's position on the board of a Ukrainian gas company had on Obama administration p

Cameroon Army on Alert Ahead of Tuesday's Protests

Government reportedly threatening protesters with jail time for participating in civil unrest/

Targeted Abuse of Civilians on Rise by Syria's Warring Parties

UN report documents violations in scores of incidents affecting tens of thousands of victims

Protests of Police Brutality Continue in Bogota After Law Student's Death

At least nine people killed in two days of police brutality protests

Civilians Accuse Military of Brutality in Cameroon's Anglophone Regions 

The military denies the accusations 

Montenegro's Ruling DPS Narrowly Ahead of Opposition in Vote, Pollster Forecasts

On the basis of 89% of ballots from a sample of polling stations, CEMI forecast the DPS secured 34.8% of votes, while the alliance of mainly Serb nati

Ahead of Hurricane Laura, Texas Ranchers Move Cattle Out of Harm's Way

About 1,100 cattle herded off coastal ranch to avoid deadly storm surge

South Korea Warns It's on Brink of Nationwide Pandemic 

New infections emerge in all of South Korea's 17 regions 

Asian Markets Mixed at Start of Tuesday's Trading Sessions

All three major US indices are trending negatively in futures trading

S. Korea on Verge of 'Large-Scale' Outbreak, Officials Warn

Churches again at center of South Korea's COVID-19 worries

Huge Protests Continue in Russia's Khabarovsk Over Arrest of Ex-Governor

Protesters in the Russian Far East city of Khabarovsk also expressed support for the opposition in Belarus

Eastman Kodak's $765M US Loan Deal on Hold Following Allegations of Wrongdoing

Kodak shares surged more than 1,000% after loan was announced, generating windfall for executives; lawmakers expressed concerns about transactions, so

US Treasury Announces New Sanctions on Ally of Zimbabwe's Mnangagwa

The decision comes as the government races to quell protests, kick-start economy

Former CEO of Mexico's PEMEX Company Has a Hearing on Corruption Charges Tuesday

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

Pakistan Pushes Back on India's Claim of 'Two-Front' War

A senior army commander instead blames Indian border forces for escalating tensions along the Line of Control

Uganda's People Power Movement Registers a Political Wing Ahead of 2021 General Elections

National Unity Party plans to field Robert Kyagulanyi, known by his stage name Bobi Wine, for presidency

US Slaps Sanctions on Strongman Ruler of Russia's Chechnya 

In a statement, US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo points at 'extensive credible information that Kadyrov is responsible for numerous gross violations

Scientists Discover One of Earth's Blackest Materials  on a Fish

Study finds rare skin on deep-sea fish may have applications for people

Dozens of US Universities Support Challenge to Trump's Order on Foreign Students

President wants to bar foreign students from staying in US if schools don't hold in-person classes

Residents of Eastern Ukraine Vote on Extending Putin's Rule 

Residents of separatist-controlled regions in eastern Ukraine who have Russian citizenship are travelling to Russia to vote on constitutional amendmen

Japan's Former Justice Minister, Wife Arrested on Allegations of Vote-buying

Prosecutors say Katsuyuki Kawai paid off five people to secure wife' election

Kenya's Judiciary Puts Executive on the Spot Over Appointment of Judges

Chief Justice David Maraga has accused President Uhuru Kenyatta of threatening the constitution

Doctors Kept Close Eye on Trump's Use of Malaria Drug 

Trump recently took a two-week course of hydroxychloroquine after two White House staffers tested positive for COVID-19

Biden Denounces President Trump's Mobilization of Military Resources to Quell Protests

Declaring acts of domestic terror' have been committed by violent demonstrators, president vows to end the riots and lawlessness that has spread thr

Experts Fear Impact of China's National Security Laws on Hong Kong's Freedoms

Hong Kongers sell shares, convert savings into US dollars on fears of sweeping new security laws

Hong Kong Protests China's Vote on Security Law

Protesters gathered during lunchtime at an upscale shopping center in Hong Kong's busy central business district

Larry Kramer Focused World's Attention on AIDS Through Protests, Writing

Dr. Anthony/Fauci on activist's death: 'You can divide medical research into before Larry and after Larry'

France's Pasteur Institute on Front Lines of Africa's COVID Response

Memories of colonial medical legacy still resonate for some

In Wake of Super Tuesday, It's a Biden-Sanders Race

Biden's comeback has reshaped Democratic presidential race

Trump Weighs In on Democrats After Biden's Super Tuesday

While giving Joe Biden credit for an 'incredible comeback,' President Trump criticizes Elizabeth Warren for not dropping out, which would have aided B

Iran's President: Trump Doesn't Want War Ahead of 2020 Vote

The Iranian leader added that war would be harmful to US interests and those of its regional allies, as well as Iran

Thai Soldier's Deadly Rampage Puts Army on Defense

Thailand's politically powerful military has staked its reputation on preserving peace and order. The country's deadliest mass shooting in memory, at

Did China Send Military Jets Near Rival Taiwan to Show It's on Top of Coronavirus?

Chinese President Xi Jinping hopes to fend off domestic criticism over deadly outbreak by showing strength militarily, analysts suggest

Protests Against New Citizenship Law Emerge at Heart of Campaign for Delhi's Local Government

Students in Indian Capital Voice Concerns about Bharatiya Janata Party's Hindu nationalist Agenda

Biden, Sanders Lead Field in New Poll Ahead of Monday's Iowa Caucuses

Biden was the choice of 23 percent of likely caucus-goers, the Monmouth University poll shows, slightly ahead of the senator from Vermont at 21 percen

EU Stops Short of Recommending Ban on China's Huawei

No companies were mentioned by name but the term 'high risk' supplier was an obvious reference to Huawei, the world's top maker of networking gear suc

Iran's Clerics, Elected Politicians Maneuver Ahead of Parliamentary Polls

Shooting down last week of a Ukrainian airliner over Tehran is at the center of rising tensions between Iran's clerics and the country's elected polit

Iran's Students Stage Isfahan Sit-In on Day 5 of Protests, But Tehran Rallies Blocked

Photos obtained by VOA appeared to show at least 100 students staging Wednesday's sit-in at Isfahan University of Technology in the central city of Is

Full Text of Trump's Speech on Iran

Remarks by President Donald Trump on Iran, released by the White House

Pakistan's Lower House of Parliament Backs Extension for Army Chief

The bill now goes to the Senate on Wednesday, where General Qamar Javed Bajwait's 3-year extension likely will be approved before Pakistan's president

Harvey Weinstein's Rape Trial Begins on Heels of New Charges

Jury selection is going forward in Harvey Weinstein's sexual assault trial New York after a judge denied a defense request for a cooling off period'

Australia's Military Steers Mass Evacuation Ahead of Wildfires

Thousands are racing to leave popular seaside resorts before extreme heat predicted this weekend