Lidia Reyes of Los Angeles, California loves riding her Harley Davidson motorcycle. She eventually started a non-profit group called Biker Chicks and dreams of becoming a professional motorcycle mechanic. Genia Dulot spoke with Reyes and other women who share her passion for motorcycles.
the rape victims who come forward say they are only a small percentage of the women and girls who have been brutalized.
Anjana Pasricha has a report.
North Korea’s coronavirus lockdown has taken a major toll on its economy. Its leader, Kim Jong Un, has hinted at a humanitarian crisis. Some fear the situation could get much worse, as VOA’s Bill Gallo reports from Seoul.
Columbus Mavhunga reports from Zimbabwe’s Hwange district.
U.S. forces have left Bagram Airfield, the main American base in Afghanistan, and handed control over to Afghan National Security Forces. But as VOA Pentagon correspondent Carla Babb reports, that does not mean the ongoing American troop withdrawal is complete.
Life in New York City is slowly returning to normal after the coronavirus pandemic hit the city hard more than 15 months ago. But certain changes caused by the pandemic are here to stay — at least for a while. Nina Vishneva has the story, which is narrated by Anna Rice.
Amateur or “ham” radio operators sometimes take their two-way radios to remote locations and talk to people around the world using battery power and portable antennas. As Mike O’Sullivan reports, they are making friends and preparing for emergencies.
White House Correspondent Patsy Widakuswara has this report.
With poll numbers for pro-Putin political parties sinking ahead of Russia’s scheduled fall parliamentary elections, the Kremlin has launched a new campaign strategy: clearing the field of would-be challengers. From Moscow, Charles Maynes reports.
Luke Hunt reports from the Cambodian capital, Phnom Penh.
Lesia Bakalets has the story, narrated by Anna Rice
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