Going into a third year of war, life without clean water has become routine for nearly half a million residents of Ukraine’s frontline city of Mykolaiv. At the beginning of Russia’s full-scale invasion, Russian forces destroyed the water distribution system.
Since Russia's full-scale invasion of Ukraine in February 2022, U.S. humanitarian group Project HOPE has provided aid to Ukrainian health clinics and residents of the country’s front-line towns and villages. Yaroslava Movchan has the story, narrated by Anna Rice. Videographer: Dmytro Hlushko.
It could shed light ancient mariners’ navigation skills
A science group calculates that human-caused climate change made sweltering temperatures that cause heat stroke 35 times more likely, 2.5 degrees hotter in the US
The decision comes after COVID-19 showed global inequity to vaccine access
The deadly mix of locally brewed arrack drink was laced with poisonous methanol.
The report recorded shifting trends in fossil fuel use in different regions
Two years ago this month, the U.S. Supreme Court reversed its 1973 ruling that legalized abortion. Now, abortion looms as a major issue in this year’s elections. VOA’s senior Washington correspondent Carolyn Presutti looks at how the issue is charging the presidential campaign.
The World Risk Poll shows gaps in early warning systems
Strength of China's space science and technology, demonstrated by Chang'e series of lunar exploration projects, has attracted the participation of other countries
Device uses artificial intelligence to quickly identify stroke sufferers
Vivek H. Murthy makes case in opinion piece, characterizing issue as one that requires immediate action
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