Protester says there's growing opposition in the US to how Israel treats the Palestinians, which he likened to apartheid in South Africa
Visa restrictions target Ethiopian and Eritrean officials accused of fueling the 6-month-old war; move also curbs economic and security assistance to
Over half a dozen coalition targets have been hit in Iraq in recent weeks, including bases in Anbar province, Iraqi Kurdistan and Baghdad Airport
More than 16 million people across Ethiopia require assistance due to drought, conflict and COVID-19
With death toll soaring past 200,000, race to save lives getting more frantic
At UN debut, Blinken urges council members to renew and reopen humanitarian crossing points into Syria
Pandemic has severely damaged development worldwide
Some are told US government may reopen their cases and they may eventually be able to enter US to wait out asylum process
Defense officials says they aren't there yet,' while warning Washington will retaliate if needed
Pentagon says it is still trying to determine who fired rockets at Al Asad Base
Washington condemns killing of 13 kidnapped Turks allegedly by Kurdish militants
Washington condemns killing of 13 kidnapped Turks allegedly by Kurdish militants
Turkey said victims had been kidnapped by PKK militants
Acting defense secretary Miller says troop reduction does not represent a change in US policy and is consistent with plans to reduce involvement of tr
Drug makers say they expect to complete the delivery by the end of July in a nearly $2 billion deal with federal government
Tens of thousands of people have been displaced in more than a month of fighting in the country's Tigray region
UN aid agencies say emergency operations will be able to move ahead when humanitarian corridor is opened
Iraqi officials say at least three of seven rockets fired were intercepted by C-Ram system installed near embassy but some of them fell in nearby civi
Attack came as Washington announced pullout of 500 more soldiers from Iraq to bring total number of forces down to 2,500
News of the potential/military/changes began circulating Monday and brought swift criticism from experts, former officials and even some of Trump's bi
News of the potential/military/changes began circulating Monday and brought swift criticism from experts, former officials and even some of Trump's bi
Despite recent hardships, polls show a majority of American farmers remain loyal to President Donald Trump
The US-Mekong Partnership signed in September will let Washington help Cambodia, Laos, Myanmar, Thailand and Vietnam ease droughts and COVID-19
US government to contribute nearly $152 million in additional humanitarian assistance to Niger, Mali, Mauritania and Burkina Faso
US will cut its troop numbers from 5,200 to 3,500, according to newspaper reports, and eventually to zero
Pompeo says aid to help Iraq achieve prosperity, independence
The explosions, which caused no casualties but did some material damage, are the latest in a string of such incidents in recent weeks
CENTCOM commander Gen. Kenneth Frank McKenzie also told VOA that the Afghan Taliban is not living up to peace commitments and that the idea of Russi
Comments come six months after deadly US airstrike enraged Iraqis and fueled demands to send troops home
The export-reliant Southeast Asian country reported 0.36% GDP growth in the second quarter this year compared to the same period of 2019
Fed chair Powell and Treasury chief Mnuchin hold hope for relief in the coming months
An unprecedented 24 million people in Africa's volatile Sahel region are said to be in desperate need of life-saving assistance and protection
The plea by US governors follows the unveiling of a $3 (trillion-plus coronavirus relief package by Democrats in the House of Representatives
Jonglei state officials plead for assistance from humanitarian groups after thousands of Pibor residents flee intercommunal fighting
A US agency says Afghanistan will need billions of dollars in more aid, even as the US seeks a peace deal with Taliban to withdraw its troops from the
The service members are in hospitals in Germany and Kuwait
Foreign Minister Mohammed bin Abdulrahman al-Thani said Qatar was making contacts with regional and international countries in order to de-escalate te
US targeting of high-profile military leader such as Soleimani, who led IRGC's elite Quds Force, prompted Iranian leadership to respond at similar lev
Soleimani was considered Iran's most powerful figure after Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei
US top diplomat's travel was pushed back 'due to the need for the secretary to be in Washington, DC, to continue monitoring the ongoing situation in I
Supporters of Iran-backed proxies in Iraq storm US embassy in Baghdad