The cash-and-shares deal would create the first U.S.-Mexico-Canada railroad, offering a single integ
Political unrest continues following an alleged coup attempt and protesters clashing with police
Nigerian authorities urge healthcare workers to be cautious following a surge in infections
Source tells VOA Persian a court in Urmia notified Salar Taher Afhar's lawyer of sentence on Jan. 2
The 53 passengers and 66 crew members are reportedly self-quarantining aboard the ship
Equipment will provide health care and help those in the Amazon cope with the pandemic
Critics accuse Lopez Obrador of using allegations of corruption against former presidents Enrique Pe
They demand better pay and working conditions
Rights group Marabunta Brigade organized the demonstration to highlight femicides
Nasrin Sotoudeh's husband told VOA that she started her second hunger strike of the year Tuesday at
Brazil testing blitz aims to identify asymptomatic people with coronavirus
A letter to the mayor Tuesday reiterated that the new agents will conduct 'classic crime fighting' a
The ministry of health had conducted mass testing at the facility, where more than 100 babies are bo
Senior Hong Kong lawyers express alarm at plans for the city's leader to select judges for national
Many migrant workers have filed claims with labor advocate organizations, citing substandard treatme
Mexico City moving toward reopening economy
Mexican President says he is fine and will not take coronavirus test after coming in contact with in
Mexico City medical workers claim authorities are putting their health at risk without proper equipm
More than 4,000 cases have been so far detected across EU countries, with many facing shortages in s
Workers demanding Hong Kong government close all border crossings with mainland China, as gambling e
Under the new law, grocery stores will be fined if they give out plastic bags