'I Would Never Go Back': Horrors Grow in Ethiopia's Conflict
No one knows how many people have been killed in Tigray since the fighting began November 4, but the United Nations has noted reports of artillery str
No one knows how many people have been killed in Tigray since the fighting began November 4, but the United Nations has noted reports of artillery str
Zhang, 37, was one of several citizen journalists who covered the initial outbreak in China's central city of Wuhan
For annual tradition this year, Inter-Denominational Prayer for Peace group focused on troubled western regions and COVID-19
Haiti's president has been ruling by decree since January 2020 because Parliament is out of session
The all-female network JIN News has weathered raids, arrests and more to report on Kurdish and women's rights in Turkey
Some boys seen by Reuters said they had escaped from the forest where the gunmen took them, but it was not immediately clear how many remained in capt
French president makes comments during visit by Egypt's Sissi
Two million Palestinians live in the enclave wedged between Israel, Egypt and the Mediterranean Sea and are plagued by poverty and conflict
Amnesty International is accusing the tech giants of helping to censor peaceful opposition and political freedom in the country
An AP investigation based on a trove of documents, emails, and interviews found Zuberi took advantage of loosely regulated campaign finance and foreig
Prime Minister Abiy Ahmed and his predecessor say there is no moral equivalency to the 3-week-old conflict
Ethiopian Human Rights Commission says a group of youths informally known as Samri targeted ethnic Amhara and Welkait men,'beating them with sticks, s
Top US diplomat also urges democratic reforms
Arrest of investigative reporter is further sign that Zimbabwe wants to silence critical voices and dissent, activists say
Michelle Bachelet warns conflict could spill across borders, destabilize parts of East Africa
The leaders in the northern Tigray region are accused of treason and terrorism
Ce n'est encore pas cette année que Rafa gagnera Bercy ! Zverev s'est offert Nadal et une 7e finale de Masters 1000. Malgré les accusations proférées
Following terror attacks in French cities and Vienna, Austrian chancellor urges fellow European leaders to form an alliance
Aujourd'hui, j'ai choisi un Collector, dont l'histoire est un conte de fée moderne « Woman in Chains » de Tears for Fears.
Anger persists after Nigerian president fails to condemn police killings of peaceful protesters
Nigeria's military denies that uniformed men, seen in social media videos firing on unarmed protesters, were their troops
'Both (Trump and Biden)supported us, so Ukraine shouldn't lose out either way' one Ukrainian who is following US election developments told VOA
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In a Tuesday interview with VOA, an informed source said Arezoo Mohammadi and Banafsheh Mokhtari voluntarily reported to prison in eastern city of Bir
Human Rights Watch says conditions in those camps are getting worse and that government's recent efforts to 'close' them risk cementing Rohingya's sta
Finland regularly scores near the top when it comes to women's rights
One person killed during Haiti protests over student's death //
UN says it's alarmed by the deteriorating situation of Ethiopian migrants'
Rights advocates say those who have been committing the violations are still in a position of power in the new government
The findings hold promise for preventing muscle and bone loss in astronauts on prolonged space trips like Mars missions, as well as people on Earth wh
Search ends more than a month after a massive port explosion shattered Lebanon's capital
US National Security Adviser Robert O'Brien defended the president's fears of fraud while dismissing an intelligence bulletin that suggested Russia is
Stress, rising crime point to regression after years of progress in combatting drug violence and civil war
Emmanuel Macron's visit was the first by a Western leader to Iraq since Prime Minister Mustafa al-Kadhimi took office in May
White House adviser spoke a day before he is to join a senior Israeli delegation on the first commercial flight from Israel to the UAE
Mission is supposed to help Lebanon's army disarm groups like Hezbollah and keep weapons out of their hands
The Kenyan Ministry of Foreign Affairs announced that a Kenyan journalist detained in Ethiopia has been released, but press advocates see latest crack
National Security Council spokesman blames Russian military for 'unsafe and unprofessional actions' that breached deconfliction protocols between two
Storm expected to slam into Louisiana as dangerous Category 4 hurricane
Investments, shared values considered key to US success in strengthening ties with countries once open to China
Fighting is mainly between nomadic settlers or herders and farmers; issues around land use and ownership are the root cause of the crisis, but sects a
Under pressure to resign, Lukashenko asks Moscow for help
Police use tear gas, water cannons to disperse protesters who occupied square overnight
Beirut explosion victims remembered in Chile vigil//
Eruption sends huge cloud of volcanic ash as high as five kilometers over the country's Sumatra Island/
Scientists warn the headlong rush could backfire
In a media briefing Monday, Tedros Adhanom Ghebreyesus urged countries and individuals to 'do it all' to counter spread of virus
Dr. Francis Collins, director of the National Institutes of Health tossed new ideas into the mix: consider geography and give priority to people where
Residents of Khabarovsk are unhappy about the July 9 detention of Sergei Furgal, the wider region's popular governor, who was arrested on murder charg
Decision could reopen old wounds amid an intense national conversation about racial injustice
Four-person group, Bizonto, arrested after performing a skit lampooning government; comedians have not been charged/
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Beijing given until Friday afternoon to close the Houston facility, which has about 60 employees in sharp escalation of fraying relations between two
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Iran's military shot down the plane in January in what it says was an accident
Authorities would not immediately say if the person found was Naya Rivera, but said the day after she disappeared that they believed she drowned in th
Dr. Jane Aceng insists she was teaching public how to wear a mask, but critics say she should have followed government's regulations, as some Ugandans
Ibrahim Boubacar Keita announced new concessions to the opposition after four people were killed in protests over the weekend/
Oromia regional authorities said at least 50 people have been killed in the region following the death of a popular Oromo singer Hachalu Hundessa