The NATO alliance finished its annual summit this week in Washington, celebrating its 75th anniversary and committing military support to Ukraine. It also called out China, Iran and North Korea for enabling Russian belligerence. Jeff Custer reports.
The alliance also called out China, Iran, North Korea as enablers of Russian war effort
Recognition protects lands from mining, farming, and logging
Billionaire former prime minister and retired general seen as top two candidates
Policy comes one year after country deported nine-time champion for refusal to vaccinate
Deputy secretary-general calls for international armed force to help restore order
Economic plan sent markets tumbling, divided her party
Release comes as controversy swirls regarding texts sent by Thomas’s wife, Virginia about 2020 election
Powerful storm does serious damage to power grid, leaves hundreds trapped
'I happen to believe in hydroxychloroquine,' US leader says
One-Month Emergency to take effect Thursday
Authorities patrol streets of Karachi to enforce two-week complete lockdown ordered as the number of positive coronavirus tests jumped to at least 799 across the country
Turkish Interior Minister said companies must stop hoarding their stock
The quarantine requirement includes Japanese and American citizens and will go into effect Thursday until the end of April
Demonstrators gathered outside US Capitol in Washington, New York, Chicago, San Antonio and various other cities to condemn vote and call for president's removal
Several nations, including the United States, are imposing or considering stronger curbs on travel to mainland China
The first large evacuations of foreign nationals from China began Wednesday as the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak rose to 132 people. Meanwhile, more nations - including the United States - are imposing or considering stronger curbs on travel to mainland China. VOA's Jeff Custer reports from Washington.
World health officials say an outbreak of pneumonia in the central Chinese city of Wuhan is being caused by a new strain of the virus that led to the deadly SARS outbreak over a decade ago. VOA's Jeff Custer reports from Washington.
Congressional leaders Thursday spoke out about the next steps in the U.S. Senate now that the House has impeached President Donald Trump. The Constitution stipulates the Senate should conduct a trial, but there are sharp differences between Democratic and Republican leaders in Congress about how this might happen. VOA's Jeff Custer reports from Washington.
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