Two more women have alleged that Republican presidential candidate Donald Trump made unwanted sexual advances toward them. A contestant in Trump’s television show, “The Apprentice,” told reporters Friday that the…
continue readingThe death of Thai King Bhumibol is causing concern in the kingdom and abroad as Thailand faces an uncertain future. There are both immediate and long-term questions about the monarchy.…
continue readingThousands of nationalists marched through Kyiv in a torchlight procession on October 14 to celebrate Ukrainian fighters past and present on a day that saw a fearsome far-right military force…
continue readingA Hawaii state agency has denied a petition to change rules for commercial fishing licenses given to undocumented foreign fishermen. Department of Land and Natural Resources spokesman Dan Dennison confirmed…
continue readingAcadia, in Maine, the first national park in the eastern US, enters its second century. …
continue readingHow do you run for president during a political cyclone with no precedents and no predictable path? Hillary Clinton has her answer: Slow and steady. As Donald Trump jags across…
continue readingAuthorities in Pakistan have revoked a controversial travel ban on a leading journalist days after he was barred from leaving the country for publishing a story about a national security…
continue readingJamaican sprint champion and nine-time Olympic gold medalist Usain Bolt says he will run his last race in his home country at next year’s Racers Grand Prix. Bolt also confirmed…
continue readingThe Correspondents is VOA’s weekly discussion of the world’s top stories, as seen through the eyes of our dedicated reporters in the US and around the globe. Hosted by Mil…
continue readingThe International Organization for Migration warns a migration refugee crisis unfolding in Yemen and Djibouti is having a serious impact across the Horn of Africa. The International Organization for Migration…
continue readingThousands in Ukraine marched in support of their armed forces on the annual Defenders’ Day. An estimated 4,000 people joined the “March of Heroes” in central Kyiv, with banners proclaiming…
continue readingThe leaders of the Collective Security Treaty Organization (CSTO) member-states have decided to set up a joint crisis response center to exchange information on common threats, including terrorism, and make…
continue readingPakistan has lifted a travel ban imposed on a leading journalist for reporting that civilian officials had argued with the country’s powerful military over its alleged covert support for militants.…
continue readingA Moscow judge has jailed Russian anti-Putin activist Roman Roslovtsev for 20 days following his latest arrest for his one-man protests. The judge ruled that Roslovtsev’s 21st arrest on October…
continue readingAfghan security forces have broken the siege around a hilltop army base north of Kabul, after three days of heavy fighting with Taliban militants. RFE/RL video from October 12 showed…
continue readingMoscow says it “may consider” supplying Turkey with air defense systems in a further warming of ties after a feud over the downing of a Russian jet last year. …
continue readingPakistani police are looking for gunmen who killed three members of the country’s paramilitary Frontier Corps in Balochistan Province. Local officials said the security personnel were on routine patrol on…
continue readingRussian Foreign Minister Sergei Lavrov says he has “no special expectations” for talks on October 15 on the Syria crisis that will be held in Lausanne. …
continue readingKazakhstan’s President Nursultan Nazarbaev returned to work at his office in Astana on October 14, three days after official reports said he was being treated for a “cold.” …
continue readingHeavy rains and wind dissipated overnight Thursday as many of island’s 65,000 residents ventured outside to assess damage. Bermuda’s government dispatched crews to clear roads and engineers to inspect infrastructure…
continue readingIsrael suspended cooperation with UNESCO on Friday, a day after the U.N. cultural agency adopted a draft resolution that Israel says denies the deep, historic Jewish connection to holy sites…
continue readingTrucks in South Asia are famous for their colorful decorations — meet the men who paint them. (RFE/RL’s Radio Mashaal) …
continue readingIn North Carolina, where flooding along rivers has eased enough for some residents to start returning to their homes, the governor has pledged help rebuild one of the hard-hit historic…
continue readingThe Galustian family have just fled Aleppo — and arrived in Armenia, days after their home was destroyed by rockets. They are just the latest among thousands of ethnic Armenians…
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