International

US Blacklists 3 Bulgarians, 64 Companies Over Corruption

Treasury Department called the move its single biggest action targeting graft to date

VOA News • 03 Jun 21

International

US Blacklists Groups in Congo, Mozambique over IS Links

The designations prevent travel by members to the United States, freeze any US-related assets, ban Americans from doing business with them and make it

VOA News • 11 Mar 21

International

US Sanctions Venezuelan Judge, Prosecutor From Citgo 6' Trial

Six former Citgo oil executives sentenced to prison terms in Venezuela

VOA News • 30 Dec 20

International

Fauci: US Facing Critical Time' in Fight Against Coronavirus   

85 million Americans traveling over year-end holidays, ignoring advice of health experts  

VOA News • 27 Dec 20

International

Haiti Pushes Back on US Lawmakers' Call for Transitional Government in 2021

Haiti's president has been ruling by decree since January 2020 because Parliament is out of session 

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 24 Dec 20

International

Boeing 'Inappropriately Coached' Pilots in 737 MAX Testing, US Senate Report Says

Numerous reports have found Boeing failed to adequately consider how pilots respond to cockpit emergencies in its development of the 737 MAX

VOA News • 19 Dec 20

International

Trump Supporters Rally in US to Protest President's Election Loss

Demonstrations come after Supreme Court rejects Texas lawsuit to invalidate election results in four battleground states 

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 12 Dec 20

International

US Supreme Court Allows 3 Muslim Men to Sue FBI Agents in No Fly' Case

The three claimed they were put on the no-fly list after refusing repeated FBI requests to spy in their Muslim communities

VOA News • 11 Dec 20

International

Judge Charges Lebanon's Prime Minister with Negligence in Beirut Blast

Three former ministers also charged in blast that killed hundreds

VOA News • 10 Dec 20

International

How China's Offshore Oil Driller Will Keep Grip in Disputed Sea Despite US Sanctions

China National Offshore Oil Corp. landed last week on a list of 35 firms believed to be aligned with the Chinese military, and Americans are banned fr

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 09 Dec 20

International

WHO: COVID-19 Situation in US is 'Shocking' to See

Emergency response director says US infections account for a third all cases globally

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 07 Dec 20

International

Who's in Georgia's US Senate Election Runoffs?

Two special elections in Georgia on Jan. 5 will determine which political party controls the US Senate

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 05 Dec 20

International

US Urges End to Violence in Ethiopia's Tigray Region

The call comes as aid group notes hospitals in the restive region are running low on supplies

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 30 Nov 20

International

High-Level US Visit to Asia Seen as Locking In Trump's Tough China Policy

National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien spent three days in Vietnam and plans to visit the Philippine's foreign affairs secretary this week

VOA News • 23 Nov 20

International

Latest High-Level US Visit to Asia Seen Locking in Trump's Tough China Policy

National Security Advisor Robert O'Brien spent three days in Vietnam and plans to visit the Philippine's foreign affairs secretary this week

VOA News • 23 Nov 20

International

3 US Senators Seek to Stop Trump's $23B in Arms Sales to UAE 

They'll introduce resolutions of disapproval of President Donald Trump's plan to sell Reaper drones, F-35 fighter aircraft, air-to-air missiles and ot

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 19 Nov 20

International

Ebola Outbreak in DR Congo's Equateur Province is Over

Ending outbreak was logistical nightmare because health agencies had to tackle two epidemics at the same time

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 18 Nov 20

International

US Reports 'Substantial Progress' in Countering Chinese Security Threat

Under Barr's Justice Department leadership, the FBI opened nearly 2,500 China-related counter-intelligence cases

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 17 Nov 20

International

Widespread Drop Reported in US Public Schools' Kindergarten Enrollment

Initial research points toward COVID-19 as the cause

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 12 Nov 20

International

Greek PM: Greece, Egypt to Welcome 'More Decisive' US Involvement Under Biden

Greece and Egypt angered Turkey by reaching an agreement on natural resources in the eastern Mediterranean earlier this year

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 11 Nov 20

International

US Election Results Dismay Trump's Populist Allies in Europe

With Trump out of White House they see themselves as deprived of a powerful cheerleading ally in Washington

VOA News • 10 Nov 20

International

Trump's US Election Loss Dismays His Populist Allies in Europe

With Trump out of White House they would be deprived of powerful cheerleading ally in Washington

VOA News • 10 Nov 20

International

US Imposes Sanctions on Lebanese President's Son-in-law

The target of protests that erupted last year against a political class accused of pillaging the state, Gebran Bassil says sanctions don't scare him

VOA News • 06 Nov 20

International

No Winner Yet, But Biden's Lead Grows in US Presidential Election

Democratic candidate currently has 253 of 270 electoral votes needed to win presidency; President Donald Trump has 213

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 05 Nov 20

International

US: Ball Is in China's Court to Reverse US-China 'Decoupling'

Miles Yu is US Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's principal China policy and planning adviser who is helping reshape US policy toward China

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 03 Nov 20

International

«C'est de la corruption à échelle industrielle»: un sénateur US attaque le fils de Biden

Le président du comité judiciaire du Sénat Lindsey Graham a accusé Hunter Biden, le fils du candidat démocrate à la présidence américaine, de «corrupt

RIA Novosti • Actualités similaires • 02 Nov 20

International

Judge: US Can't Replace Trump in Columnist's Slander Suit

Government's lawyers contended that United States could step in as defendant because Trump was forced to respond to her lawsuit to prove he was physic

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 27 Oct 20

International

US Judge Denies New Government Bid to Remove China's WeChat From App Stores

WeChat is an all-in-one mobile app that combines services similar to Facebook, WhatsApp, Instagram and Venmo

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 24 Oct 20

International

Caught in America's Election Battle, Ukraine Hopes for More US Military Support

'Both (Trump and Biden)supported us, so Ukraine shouldn't lose out either way' one Ukrainian who is following US election developments told VOA

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 21 Oct 20

International

US Backs Release of Low-Level' Islamic State Prisoners in Syria

More than 600 Syrian nationals who sided with IS have already been released by the US-backed Syrian Democratic Forces, with US officials saying it wil

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 21 Oct 20

International

US House Speaker Pelosi Says 'Progress' with Trump Admin Over COVID-19 Stimulus Deal

Two sides near Tuesday deadline imposed by Pelosi to make deal////

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 20 Oct 20

International

US Supreme Court to Review Legality of Trump's 'Remain in Mexico' Asylum Policy

The justices will hear a Trump administration appeal of a 2019 lower court ruling that found the policy likely violated federal immigration law

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 19 Oct 20

International

Women's March Planned in Cities Across US Amid Pandemic

Organizers urge Americans to vote out President Trump

VOA News • 17 Oct 20

International

Pompeo Criticizes Turkey's Involvement in Nagorno-Karabakh Conflict

Clashes in the disputed enclave have raised concerns that Turkey and Russia, which also back opposing sides in the conflicts in Syria and Libya, may g

VOA News • 16 Oct 20

International

US Grandfather Pleads Guilty in Granddaughter's Fatal Fall from Cruise Ship Window

Eighteen-month-old Chloe Wiegand from the US state of Indiana slipped from her grandfather's hands, falling from the vessel to her death in July 2019

VOA News • 16 Oct 20

International

Trump: US Troops in Afghanistan Should Be 'Home By Christmas'

In an agreement with the Taliban, the United States had promised to pull out all of its troops by mid-2021

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 08 Oct 20

International

Asian Markets Mostly Higher Despite Tuesday's Big Drop in US Markets/

Gains suggest no fallout from US President Donald Trump's sudden ending of negotiations with Congress over new coronavirus relief legislation//

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 07 Oct 20

International

Tensions Running High in Haiti Following Protests Over University Student's Death

One person killed during Haiti protests over student's death //

VOA News • 06 Oct 20

International

US Court Orders Iran to Pay $1.4 Billion in Damages to Missing Former FBI Agent's Family 

In a decision issued late last week, US District Judge Timothy Kelly said he adopted a special expert's recommendation that Robert Levinson's family b

VOA News • 06 Oct 20

International

Islam in 'Crisis All Over the World' France's Macron Says

French president delivers speech on battling what he calls 'Islamic separatism' in France

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 02 Oct 20

International

'It Belongs to Us!": Tense French Trial Over Colonial Art

Facebook live stream of removal of 19th century African funeral pole from its perch in museum during June protest leads to controversial trial

VOA News • 01 Oct 20

International

Manager Ordered US Census Layoffs Despite Judge's Ruling

Federal judge recently prohibited the U.S. Census Bureau from winding down the 2020 census

VOA News • 19 Sep 20

International

US Hails Pakistan's Role in Advancing Afghan Peace Process

US Embassy in Islamabad says Khalilzad and his delegation met with Pakistan's military chief, Gen. Qamar Javed Bajwa, and some of the country's other

VOA News • 15 Sep 20

International

US to Block Some Imports From China's Xinjiang Region Over Forced Labor Concerns

Department of Homeland Security acting Deputy Secretary Kenneth Cuccinelli says the administration was conducting more legal analysis of the region-wi

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 14 Sep 20

International

US to Block Some Imports From China's Xinjiang Over Forced Labor Concerns

Department of Homeland Security acting Deputy Secretary Kenneth Cuccinelli says the administration was conducting more legal analysis of the region-wi

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 14 Sep 20

International

Judge Bars 'Sloppy' Prosecutors from Case of Ex-Cops Charged in George Floyd's Death

Judge also says defendants should face trial together

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 12 Sep 20

International

COVID Increasing Rapidly' In Young People in US

Obesity, hypertension, diabetes put young people at greater risk for adverse events'

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 11 Sep 20

International

US Mayor Suspends 7 Police Officers in Black Man's Death

Police chief denies cover-up

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 04 Sep 20

Sport

US Open 2020 - Daniil Medvedev : "Physically I'm not feeling my best, but it will work gradually and over time"

Daniil Medvedev se prépare pour son US Open. Le Russe, qui fait partie des favoris pour l'US Open avec Dominic Thiem ou encore Novak Djokovic, a tenu

Tennis Actu • 30 Aug 20

International

Russia Blames US for Military Vehicles' Collision in Syria

National Security Council spokesman blames Russian military for 'unsafe and unprofessional actions' that breached deconfliction protocols between two

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 27 Aug 20

International

US Postmaster General Tells Congress Mail-In Voting is Number One Priority'

Delays in mail service have sparked protests across the United States, as well as widespread condemnation from Congressional Democrats

VOA News • 24 Aug 20

International

Zimbabwe to Summon Vatican Representative Over Catholic Bishop's Alleged Insults

Last week, local Catholic bishops issued statement condemning deteriorating human rights situation

VOA News • 20 Aug 20

International

US Judge Dismisses Trump's Lawsuit to Block Subpoena for Tax Records

Jay Sekulow, a lawyer for Trump, told Reuters the president would appeal the ruling and seek to delay enforcement of the subpoena

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 20 Aug 20

International

US Envoy Says Ball 'in Russia's Court' in Arms Talks

The US has offered terms to extend the landmark 2010 New Strategic Arms Reduction Treaty

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 18 Aug 20

International

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

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 15 Aug 20

International

Romney: US Has Not Distinguished' Itself in Handling of Coronavirus

US continues to lead world in COVID-19 cases

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 15 Aug 20

International

Kamala Harris' Family in India Rejoices Over VP Pick  

Harris's pick for US vice president seen as yet another milestone in journey of people of Indian heritage

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 12 Aug 20

International

Esper: Less Than 5,000' US Troops in Afghanistan by End of November

Esper announces drawdown plan in Fox interview

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 09 Aug 20

International

Twitter Expressed Interest in Buying TikTok's US Operations, Sources Say

Experts raised doubts over Twitter's ability to put together financing for a potential deal

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 09 Aug 20

International

Tensions Mount over China's Industrial Espionage in US

Administration's shuttering of Houston consulate follows years of frustrated government efforts to thwart Beijing's IP theft

VOA News • Actualités similaires • 06 Aug 20