Japan said on Monday that it would continue to look to pursue its country's viewpoint on history after South Korea's president urged...
الأحد، 1 مارس 2015
North Korea Fires Rockets as Joint U.S.-South Korean Maneuvers Begin
Authorities say North Korea has fired two short-range missiles into the sea, in an apparent protest against joint U.S. and South Korean mili...
Kerry Meets With Lavrov in Switzerland
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry is in Switzerland where he will meet with is Russian counterpart Monday. Kerry arrived in Switzerland lat...
Ukrainian Volunteers Prepare to Defend Mariupol
Despite the ongoing ceasefire in Ukraine, soldiers in the city of Mariupol fear that pro-Russian separatists may be getting ready to attack....
Surveillance Video Shows British Teens in Istanbul
Three teenage British girls suspected of traveling to Syria to join the Islamic State terrorist group have appeared on surveillance video in...
Washington Braces for Controversial Netanyahu Address to Congress
An increasingly-strained relationship between the Obama administration and Israeli leader Benjamin Netanyahu will be on display this week, a...
Bill Browder Tells VOA Russian About Boris Nemtsov Murder
British citizen Bill Browder is the co-founder of the Hermitage Capital Management fund that has been described as one of the biggest foreig...
Congo Says It Captured Territory From Rebel Fighters
The Congolese army has killed seven rebel fighters and captured territory, weapons and men since the start of its campaign to stamp out an i...
March 1, 2015
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Bangladesh Pays Tribute to US Blogger Killed in Machete Attack
Bangladeshis paid tribute Sunday to an American blogger and critic of religious extremism who was hacked to death in Dhaka, in the latest of...
Kurdish Rebels Call Disarmament Move Historic
Kurdish militants on Sunday described as "historic" a call by their jailed leader to hold a disarmament congress and said Turkey m...
Mali Government Signs Peace Deal While Rebels Delay
Mali's government signed a preliminary peace deal with some of the country's northern separatists groups, but the main Tuareg rebel ...
Ukraine: Rebels Using Cease-fire to Regroup
Ukraine's military said on Sunday a cease-fire had been fully observed in eastern separatist territories overnight, but warned that pro-...
UN: Violence in Iraq Killed 600 Civilians in February
More than 600 civilians were killed in acts of terrorism and violence in Iraq last month, bringing the death toll to nearly 11,000 in the pa...
Russians Rally for Slain Opposition Leader
Thousands converged Sunday in central Moscow to mourn veteran liberal politician Boris Nemtsov, whose killing on the streets of the capital ...
US Astronauts Plan 7-hour Spacewalk
Two U.S. Astronauts left the International Space Station on Sunday for a seven-hour spacewalk to install communications and navigation aides...
Video Shows British Teens Waiting at Istanbul Bus Station for Hours
Security footage appears to show three British schoolgirls, believed to be on their way to join Islamic State militants, waiting for hours a...
Estonia Votes in Parliamentary Election
Estonians are going to the polls Sunday for a parliamentary election. The coalition government of Prime Minister Taavi Roivas is expected to...
3 Arrested During Anti-China Rally in Hong Kong
At least three people were arrested as a group of about 400 people in Hong Kong clashed with police in the latest sign of ongoing tensions c...
Netanyahu on 'Historic Mission' to Stop Iran Nuclear Deal
Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu is headed to Washington where he is set to give a controversial address to a joint meeting of the ...
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