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VOA news for Saturday, March 5th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Republican presidential candidates vie for advantage ahead of five nominating contests on Saturday.
Frontrunner Donald Trump has decided to skip a major conservative political conference outside Washington. Trump was scheduled to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference Saturday but said on Twitter that he would not attend.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus told the annual gathering in a Maryland suburb that whoever is the party's nominee will have the full support of the party.
Some Republicans have been eager to derail the New York business mogul in the primary race that has been reduced to four competitors. U.S. Senators Ted Cruz of Texas and Marco Rubio of Florida and Governor John Kasich of Ohio are still in the race Meanwhile, the other candidates, including Democratic contenders Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, were preparing Friday for this weekend's presidential nominating contests. They're scheduled in at least five states: Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine and Nebraska.
Authorities in Yemen say at least 15 people, including four Christian nuns from India, were shot to death when militants burst into a retirement home in Aden.
Sunita Kumar is a spokeswoman for the sisters of charity: "This news is very shocking. The details that I get is that it happened at 8:30 in the morning local time while the sisters were serving breakfast.”
The dead included the four nuns, two Yemeni women who worked at the home, eight elderly residents and a guard.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Thais is VOA news.
Turkey says that its tanks shelled Islamic State positions in northern Syria and not those of the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia after the Kurdish group said that it had been attacked.
The YPG said in a statement that two Turkish tanks fired dozens of shells at its positions in the area of Afrin in northwestern Syria.
The French news agency reports that since mid-February, Turkish howitzers stationed just inside the border had shelled targets of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party and its armed wing, the YPG, inside Syria. The Turkish military said that it was responding to incoming fire.
The United States had urged Ankara to halt its fire in the run-up to a partial cease-fire in Syria. Since then, there have been no reports of Turkey shelling the PYD, which Ankara accuses of being the Syrian branch of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party.
The U.S. economy had a strong net gain of 242,000 jobs last month.
Friday's report from the Labor Department says that the unemployment rate stayed at an eight-year low of 4.9 percent.
Speaking at the White House, President Obama said the economic data show the "doomsday rhetoric" coming from some political campaigns is "fantasy.”
"Today, America's businesses are creating jobs at the fastest pace since the 1990s. America's workforce is growing at the fastest pace since the year 2000. It is showing the kind of strength and durability that makes America's economy right now the envy of the world, despite the enormous headwinds that it's receiving because of weaknesses in other parts of the world.”
The data showed 7.8 million Americans are still unemployed.
Allegations of sex abuse and exploitation by U.N. peacekeepers and staff rose last year. From the U.N., Margaret Besheer has more.
A new report from Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon released Friday says there were 99 such allegations last year, compared to 80 in 2014.
Atul Khare, Under-Secretary-General for Field Support, condemned such a misconduct at a news conference on Friday.
"That anyone serving under the U.N. flag should prey on the vulnerable is truly an abomination.”
More than half the peacekeeper-related abuse allegations were made against just two U.N. missions -- MINUSCA in the Central African Republic and MONUSCO in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Missions in Haiti, Liberia, Ivory Coast and Mali also had a substantial number of the allegations, while peacekeepers in Sudan's Darfur region, Abyei and Cyprus were the subject of four cases.
Margaret Besheer, VOA news, the United Nations.
For more on these stories, visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
VOA news for Friday, March 4th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An accusation in Syria.
The human rights group, Amnesty International, is accusing Russian and Syrian forces of deliberately targeting Syrian hospitals and medical facilities with airstrikes.
Amnesty says it has evidence of attacks on six health-care facilities. Three civilians were killed in the attacks, 44 wounded.
European Council President Donald Tusk says the number of migrants crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey to EU territory remains "too high." He says further measures are needed to curb it.
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday announced new funding to help resettle migrants in the French port city of Calais, as French and British leaders held talks about Europe's ongoing migrant crisis. Lisa Bryant has more.
Prime Minister Cameron announced about ($)24 million in additional support for authorities in Calais, where migrants have clashed with demolition teams in a sprawling shantytown called The Jungle.
"The money will go toward efforts to move people from the camps in Calais to facilities elsewhere in France and we will fund joint work to return migrants not in need of protection to their home countries.”
Cameron spoke after talks in northern France with President François Hollande amid deepening European divisions over how to handle the thousand of migrants who continue to arrive in the EU.
Lisa Bryant, Paris.
A military court in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, has sentenced to death a former journalist who helped al-Shabaab kill five fellow reporters in Mogadishu.
According to the court verdict, Hassan Hanafi assisted the Islamic militant group by identifying possible targets among journalists, that taking place between 2007 and 2011.
Thais is VOA news.
North Korea fired several short-range projectiles Thursday in what seemed to be an act of defiance against the expanded sanctions that were adopted Wednesday by the United Nations Security Council.
South Korea's Defense Ministry says it is investigating the incident.
Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney sharply criticized businessman Donald Trump Thursday casting him as unfit to be president of the United States.
Romney said Trump has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president.
"His domestic policies would lead to recession. His foreign policies would make America and the world less safe. He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president. And his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill.”
Trump rushed back calling Romney's remarks "nasty.”
"I'll just address it quickly because it's irrelevant. Look, Mitt is a failed candidate, he failed. He failed horribly.”
Another former Republican presidential nominee, Senator John McCain, tweeted that he agreed with Romney.
Afghanistan's chief peace negotiator says talks with Taliban-led insurgent groups are a "last opportunity" for reaching an accord.
Direct peace negotiations between Afghan government and Taliban delegates are expected to take place in Pakistan later this week.
A Burundian opposition group is welcoming the selection of former Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa as the new mediator for talks between the government and other stakeholders. The talks are aimed at ending the almost year-long crisis in Burundi.
A South African court has denied Olympian Oscar Pistorius the right to appeal his conviction for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
In his ruling Thursday, the Constitutional Court dismissed Pistorius' application, saying there are no prospects of success. The ruling clears the way for a judge to sentence Pistorius on his murder conviction.
The U.N. humanitarian chief has criticized all parties to the Yemen conflict for attacks on civilians.
Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council Thursday the "most pressing concern" now is for the protection of civilians.
O'Brien said since the start of the war nearly a year ago, some 2,000 children have been injured or killed from airstrikes, shelling, ground fighting and unexploded artillery.
Police in Turkey shot and killed two women Thursday who attacked a police station with guns and grenades.
There were no reports of other injuries [or] in the attack.
The women initially fled after firing at the station and hid inside a nearby building. Police surrounded the site and launched an assault that ended with the women dead.
The identity of the two attackers was not immediately known.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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- published: 04 Mar 2016
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VOA news for Friday, February 13th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Syria's President Bashar al-Assad has vowed to retake all of Syria from rebel forces.
In an interview published Friday, Mr. Assad told the French news agency his forces plan to "retake the whole country." His statement fuels doubts about the parties' commitment to end the [nearly] near 5-year-old conflict.
The Syrian President said he supports peace efforts but cautioned the negotiations do not mean that we "stop fighting terrorism.”
Assad's announcement came shortly after world powers meeting in Munich, Germany, announced a deal to stop the fighting.
As Henry Ridgwell reports, many observers think that Russia and Syria will use the break to increase their battle field advantage.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry announced the ceasefire deal in Munich Friday.
"We have agreed to implement a nationwide cessation of hostilities to begin in a target of 1 week's time. That's ambitious, but everybody is determined to move as rapidly as possible to try to achieve this.”
Kerry's Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, emphasized there were still differences with Washington.
Russia says it only targets extremist groups. But the bombardment has been stepped up against the rebel stronghold of Aleppo, which is now almost encircled by Syrian regime forces.
Henry Ridgwell, for VOA news, London.
Late Friday, U.S. officials laid out the mechanics of the new multinational plan. The Syrian opposition requested the pause in military action be referred to as a "cessation" in oppose to a ceasefire.
The opposition believed a ceasefire indicated a formal end to a conflict in which political objectives have been resolved. That is not the situation in Syria.
This is VOA news.
Pope Francis and the head of the Russian Orthodox Church signed a joint declaration for religious unity Friday after an historic meeting to heal the 1,000-year-old rift between the Western and Eastern branches of Christianity.
Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, and Patriarch Kirill embraced and kissed each other 3 times on the cheek as they began the 2-hour meeting at Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, Cuba.
The declaration says that "We hope our meeting contributes to the re-establishment of this unity wished for by God.”
Kirill is on an official visit to Cuba. Francis made a brief stop in Havana on his way to a previously planned visit to Mexico.
Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto has won a key ruling at the International Criminal Court, where he is on trial for war crimes over post-election violence in Kenya.
Judges at the court ruled Friday that some testimony against Ruto along with his co-accused, broadcaster Joshua Sang, was inadmissible.
It said prosecutors can no longer use depositions made before the start of the case by 5 witnesses who later recanted their testimony.
Ruto's lawyers are expected now to renew their argument that the case should be dropped because of a lack of evidence.
The prosecutors' office said it is "currently studying" the decision.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed tough new sanctions against North Korea.
As Cindy Saine reports, the legislation which passed by a 408-2 vote has already passed the Senate and is headed to President Obama's desk. It is intended to punish Pyongyang for its recent provocative actions.
The legislation directly targets money launderers, human rights abusers, weapons and luxury goods traders and anyone involved with the country's nuclear weapons program or anyone who perpetrates cyber attacks. It also imposes 2ndary sanctions against anyone who supports and finances North Korea's leaders. The hope is that even some actors in China, for example, banks or whoever, may be affected by this. And some are saying that this could draw parallels to the very tough sanctions the Congress is imposing on Iran, saying that's what brought Tehran to the negotiating table for the Iran nuclear deal. VOA Capitol Hill correspondent Cindy Saine.
Oil and stock prices surged Friday following reports that oil exporters might work out a deal to cut production and new data showing stronger U.S. consumer spending.
On Wall Street, the S&P; 500 and the Dow advanced about 2 percent. The NASDAQ rose 1.4 percent.
For more, visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
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- published: 13 Feb 2016
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VOA news for Saturday, February 20th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. U.S. warplanes have bombed an Islamic State training camp, that is, in western Libya.
The strike early Friday destroyed a building in the town of Sabratha, west of Tripoli, in a region where the extremist group is known to operate.
At a Pentagon news briefing, spokesman Peter Cook said the airstrike targeted senior figure Noureddine Chouchane, a Tunisian national and Islamic State operative, also known as "Sabir.”
Cook said the airstrike was a clear demonstration of the Obama administration's commitment to go after Islamic State militants wherever they emerge.
"This action is a clear demonstration of the secretary's continued commitment to go after ISIL's metastases wherever they emerge. It is fully consistent with our broader campaign plan to counter ISIL and prevent any efforts to establish new safe havens.”
Cook said both manned and unmanned aircraft took place in the strike.
Local officials said at least 40 people were killed. More than 30 Islamic State recruits were among the casualties.
The U.S. Justice Department is asking a judge to immediately order Apple to comply with a court order to unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in last year's deadly San Bernardino attack.
In the motion filed Friday, prosecutors offered a sharp response to the public statement by Apple's CEO Tim Cook, who said the firm would challenge the court order to protect his customers' privacy.
Prosecutors said, "Rather than assist the effort to fully investigate a terrorist attack, Apple responded by publicly repudiating that order.”
Apple argues the software the FBI is seeking would effectively act as a so-called "back door" that could be used to weaken the iPhone's security measures.
This is VOA news.
Voters in two diverse U.S. states are expected to further clarify the races in the Democratic and Republican fields Saturday as the quest for the White House intensifies.
South Carolina voters hold a Republican primary. A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News/Marist poll shows billionaire businessman Donald Trump just five percentage points ahead of Texas Senator Ted Cruz, 28 percent to 23 percent.
Meanwhile, Nevada will hold Democratic caucuses, with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton taking on Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
The president and the first lady paid their respects to Supreme Court Justice, the late Antonin Scalia, whose body is lying in repose in the U.S. Supreme Court's Great Hall.
The Obamas paused at Scalia's flag-draped coffin and stood before a portrait of the conservative justice before leaving the court building Friday afternoon.
[Early] Earlier, that is, after a brief private ceremony attended by family members and the eight other justices, mourners began filing past Scalia's casket. ???Stefanie Saskia, Raleigh, North Carolina, was one of them.
"He is original and has taken not just the Supreme Court but, you know, legal scholars in, off course, the country in a new direction, in a more conservative direction than was before. The court ??? changed a lot over the last 30 years.”
Scalia, who was appointed to the court by Republican President Ronald Reagan in 1986, died last Saturday in Texas. He was 79.
The World Food Program says an operation to air drop critical relief supplies into Deir ez-Zor, the eastern Syrian city under the control of the Islamic State, is still in the planning stage. But as Lisa Schlein reports from Geneva, the U.N. agency says it hopes to start the operation next week.
WFP spokeswoman Bettina Luescher says the airdrop operation aims to reach up to 200,000 people who are being denied food, medicine and other vital supplies by Islamic State. She says the militant group will not allow humanitarian aid into the city.
"This will be a high-altitude operation where we will be dropping off lifesaving aid supplies with parachutes. We will be using a plane that is especially equipped for this kind of high-altitude operation. We will be working with flight crews that are highly experienced.”
Luescher says airdrops are always a measure of last resort. However, going by land into the IS stronghold is not possible, given the dangers implicit in the operation.
Lisa Schlein, for VOA news, Geneva.
And, tributes continue to pour in for Harper Lee, the author of the Pulitzer prize-winning book To Kill a Mockingbird, who died Friday at age 89.
I'm David Byrd in Washington.
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- published: 20 Feb 2016
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VOA news for Saturday, February 27th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. A cease-fire has begun in Syria with nearly 100 groups committed to observing the cessation of hostilities.
The truce, brokered by the United States and Russia, took effect at midnight Damascus time. The Syrian opposition's umbrella group, the High Negotiations Committee, said in a statement Friday that 97 groups have promised to take part in the cease-fire.
Less than an hour before the temporary truce went into effect, members of the U.N. Security Council unanimously endorsed the deal in New York.
U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power said the resolution offers hope that the violence in Syria could end.
"This resolution endorses a set of practical, concrete steps, along with terms to which the parties to the conflict must commit, to reduce the violence and create space for a long-overdue political transition.”
At the same meeting, U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura announced [that he would] that if the truce holds, that is, and humanitarian aid continues, he would reconvene intra-Syrian peace talks in Geneva on March 7.
The truce does not apply to the Islamic State and the al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front terror groups currently operating in Syria.
Iranians cast their ballots Friday for the first time since the country's nuclear deal with world powers took effect. Some 55 million Iranians were registered to vote for members of the conservative-dominated parliament as well as the 88-member Assembly of Experts.
The vote might provide the first clue as to whether key Western proponents of the nuclear deal will receive what they hoped for: a more moderate, open Iran.
This is VOA news.
Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump has won the endorsement of one of his formal rivals, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who says that Trump has the best chance to win the November election.
Trump said the two men had decided to wait until a stop in Texas Friday to make the announcement.
"... first I met the other day, and he said this whole thing and he called it the same thing Donald had never seen anything like it. It's a movement I have never seen anything like it. So we shook hands and I said, 'Let's keep it as a secret for the people in Texas. Let's go.'" Christie's announcement made him the first major party figure to endorse the billionaire real estate mogul.
The endorsement could give Trump a boost ahead of next week's crucial Super Tuesday nominating contests in which 12 states hold primaries or caucuses.
Meanwhile, on the Democratic Party side, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders face off Saturday in the South Carolina primary.
Clinton has won the Iowa and Nevada caucuses, while Sanders took the New Hampshire primary.
The International Football Federation has elected Gianni Infantino as its new president at a congress in Zurich. As Henry Ridgwell reports from London, the 45-year-old Infantino has promised to reorganize world football's scandal-tainted governing body.
Gianni Infantino won with a majority in the second round of voting - gaining 115 votes from the representatives of 209 nations. He pledged to rebuild the scandal-hit organization.
"I want to work with all of you together, with all of you, in order to restore and rebuild a new era in FIFA, a new era in FIFA where we can put again football in the center of the stage.”
Infantino won 27 more votes than his closest rival - the favorite, Bahrain's Sheikh Salman al-Khalifa.
Hours before the election, FIFA passed a set of reforms aimed at cleaning up its image. Many believe the reforms don't go far enough.
Henry Ridgwell, the VOA news, London.
The U.S. economy grew at a faster pace than first thought at the end of last year, although the growth was still disappointingly slow.
Friday's report from the Commerce Department says the 2015's fourth quarter saw gross domestic product expand at a 1 percent annual rate.
A White House economic adviser says that growth faltered late last year because of falling oil prices cutting into investments in that sector and global demands for U.S. exports slowing.
On Wall Street, stock prices ended the day mixed Friday, with the Dow and the S&P; down but the NASDAQ closing higher. European and Asian markets finished higher as well.
I'm David Byrd in Washington.
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- published: 27 Feb 2016
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VOA news for Tuesday, February 2nd, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The U.N. struggles to keep Syrian talks on track.
Syrian government and opposition representatives were present in Geneva Monday but were not yet fully participating in indirect negotiations.
U.N. officials said talks that had been scheduled between U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura and the Syrian government delegation were postponed. Instead, de Mistura met with the opposition for two hours before declaring the talks officially open.
Both Republican and Democratic candidates are making last-minute appeals to voters in the crucial Midwestern state of Iowa. Jeff Custer reports.
Dawn of the Iowa state house showed the two leading Republican presidential contenders, billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump and conservative Texas Senator Ted Cruz, headed to more rallies on Monday.
Other Republican candidates, such as Ohio Governor John Kasich and Florida Senator Marco Rubio, are also meeting with voters.
The top Democratic contenders, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, are locked in a tight contest for their party's nod in the first of a long series of state-by-state contests.
The Iowa election caucuses will take place Monday evening local time at 1,681 schools, firehouses and community centers throughout the state.
Jeff Custer, VOA news, Washington.
The U.S. State Department says it is seeking details from the government of Saudi Arabia about reports that nine Americans have been detained in the kingdom as terrorism suspects. Spokesman John Kirby says diplomats are in contact with authorities in Riyadh.
A Saudi newspaper said Sunday that nine American citizens and 24 others have been detained as terrorism suspects during the past week.
For more, check our website voanews.com. This is VOA news.
The World Health Organization Monday declared the spread of the Zika virus to be a global public-health emergency.
Here is WHO head Margaret Chan: "I am now declaring that the recent cluster of microcephaly and other neurological abnormalities reported in Latin America following a similar cluster of French Polynesia in 2014 constitutes a public health emergency of international concern.”
At a special meeting of researchers and health officials in Geneva Monday, the WHO said Zika is a public health emergency of international concern but stopped short of calling for travel or trade restrictions.
A suicide bomb blast targeting a major police facility in the Afghan capital has killed at least 20 police officers and wounded 29 other people.
An Afghan official said security guards first identified the bomber as he moved toward the Afghan National Civil Order Police Headquarters. When guards tried to stop him, he blew himself up.
The Taliban is claiming responsibility.
Iran and Pakistan have agreed to increase border security as well as trade. Ayesha Tanzeem reports.
Iran and Pakistan Monday signed five memorandums of understanding dealing with border security and trade. The two countries share a long, porous border and have long-faced challenges related to drug trafficking, smuggling and illegal immigration.
Relations between the two have sometimes suffered due to cross-border actions by militant groups.
The two countries want to increase bilateral trade to $5 billion in the next five years.
Ayesha Tanzeem, Islamabad.
New members of Myanmar's parliament took a joint oath of office Monday in the capital, Naypyidaw. The ceremony [has been] is seen, rather, as the prelude to installing the country's first democratically elected government in more than half a century.
The German city of Cologne is on alert ahead of scheduled carnival celebrations. Authorities have mobilized to prevent a repeat of the spate of sexual assaults that occurred during the city's New Year's festivities.
In that incidents, hundreds of women who were groped and robbed by a mob of mostly North African and Arab men.
A British woman who took her child to Syria and joined the Islamic State group has been sentenced to six years in prison.
Tareena Shakil was convicted by a Birmingham court of being an IS member and encouraging acts of terrorism.
Britain's fertility regulator has granted its first license for the genetic modification of human embryos.
The Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority approved an application from a doctor at the Francis Crick Institute to renew her laboratory's research into including gene editing of embryos.
In Washington, this is David DeForest.
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- published: 02 Feb 2016
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VOA news for Tuesday, February 16th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Four hospitals come under attack.
The United Nations says nearly 50 people were killed in missile attacks on medical facilities in northern Syria Monday.
A 30-bed hospital run by Doctors Without Borders was destroyed. Here is an agency official: "The hospital was bombed this morning three to four times, almost completely destroyed. Seven people were dead.”
Three other medical facilities were damaged by what rebels say were targeted airstrikes by the Assad regime.
The U.N. envoy to Syria is making an unannounced visit to Damascus. He is there for talks on implementing a ceasefire set to start later this week.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said Monday his country will not let Syrian Kurdish fighters, the PYG, take the town of Azaz located in Syria near the Turkish border. Dorian Jones has more.
The Turkish military confirmed Monday its forces shelled Syrian Kurdish positions of the PYG for a third consecutive day.
During a visit to Ukraine, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu warned the PYG it will face what he called the "fiercest response" if it makes further territorial gains.
Ankara accuses the group of being a terrorist organization linked to the Kurdish rebel group, the PKK.
With the Syrian Kurdish leadership dismissing Ankara's warnings, Turkey's political leaders have not ruled out a military intervention.
Dorian Jones, Istanbul.
Ugandan police briefly detained opposition presidential candidate Kizza Besigye Monday as he campaigned in Kampala.
Witnesses said police fired tear gas during a campaign event and took the candidate into custody. He was later freed.
A police official accused Besigye of violating campaign rules.
This is VOA news.
U.S. President Barack Obama is set to welcome the leaders of all 10 Association of Southeast Asian Nations to California for a summit meeting.
Mr. Obama and the ASEAN leaders will meet for two days discussing a wide range of issues. Territorial disputes in the South China Sea and China's increasing activities will be a key topic. Leaders will also discuss North Korea's recent nuclear test and long-range missile launch.
Thousands of Mexicans gathered in a sports field in Chiapas state for an open-air Mass Pope Francis conducted in three local languages.
The pope asked Mexico's indigenous population on Monday for forgiveness for the societal exclusion they have suffered.
During the service, Francis issued a decree allowing indigenous languages to be used during Catholic masses.
European Council leader Donald Tusk says there is a "real" danger of the European Union breaking up over two issues -- an agreement to keep Britain in the union and the strain caused by mass migration.
Tusk spoke in Bucharest just days ahead of a key EU summit. He called it a "critical moment.”
European Union foreign ministers say they are prepared to increase economic sanctions on Burundi, which has been in a political crisis since President Pierre Nkurunziza won a third term last July.
The EU ministers meeting in Brussels Monday said the European Union stands ready to impose sanctions against those in Burundi who have contributed to the country's violence as well as those who have hampered a political solution.
Bosnia has formally submitted an application to become part of the European Union.
President Dragan Čović submitted the paperwork to become a member of the 28-nation European bloc Monday in Brussels.
Former U.S. President George W. Bush will reenter the American political scene to try to boost his brother Jeb's bid for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
The former president had stayed away from politics since leaving office in 2009.
He is planning to appear at a nighttime rally to support Jeb Bush's campaign in South Carolina, where Republicans are holding a presidential primary on Saturday.
The White House says President Barack Obama has started preliminary discussions about a nominee to replace the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
A spokesman says the president will look for a nominee who understands that justice is something that affects people's daily lives and not just an abstract theory.
The White House signaled Monday that the president would not wait until Congress is out of session and make a recess appointment -- an action that would infuriate the Republican-led legislative branch.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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- published: 16 Feb 2016
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VOA news for Tuesday, February 23rd, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The United States and Russia agree on a cessation of hostilities in Syria.
The move could pave the way for an expansion of humanitarian aid to besieged cities and set the stage for a resumption of talks on a political transition. In a joint statement Monday, the U.S. and Russia proposed that the cease-fire begin February 27.
It would apply to all parties in the conflict with the exception of terrorist groups.
Here is U.N. envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura: "and there is a need to make sure that all stakeholders and the persons those who have been involved in this conflict are actually engaged and committed to respect it.”
Some of the issues linked to the cessation still appeared to be unresolved.
British Prime Minister David Cameron says the results of a referendum June 23 on Britain's exit from the European Union will be final.
Speaking to parliament, Mr. Cameron said staying in the union after his recent negotiations is a win for the country.
"Mr. Speaker, our special status means that Britain can have the best of both worlds. We will be in the parts of Europe that work for us; influencing the decisions that affect us; in the driving seat of the world's biggest single market; and with the ability to take action to keep our people safe.”
Mr. Cameron dismissed calls for a second referendum. London Mayor Boris Johnson had suggested a second vote could help Britain renegotiate its terms with the EU.
Police in Uganda arrested opposition leader Kizza Besigye Monday. Besigye lost an election Thursday to incumbent President Yoweri Museveni. The opposition leader charged the election was fraudulent.
He had planned to go to the headquarters of the electoral commission to collect evidence ahead of a possible legal challenge.
This is VOA news.
Apple chief executive Tim Cook told the firm's customers Monday that a recent demand by the U.S. government is, in his words, "chilling.”
The government wants the technology company to build a backdoor into an encrypted Apple phone used by one of the terrorists who launched an attack last year in California.
In an open letter to Apple customers, Cook said if Apple complies with the request, it would open the door to countless future searches of Apple customers' phones.
A new Pew Research Center survey shows a slim 51 percent majority of Americans support U.S. law enforcement officials in their effort to get Apple to unlock the phone.
Prosecutors say the suspect in a shooting spree in the northern U.S. state of Michigan admitted to carrying out the attacks that killed six people.
Prosecutors say Jason Dalton, a 45-year-old Uber driver who had no previous criminal record, made the confession during police questioning.
The legislative fight over a U.S. Supreme Court vacancy began Monday. Michael Bowman takes a look.
Four weeks are possibly the remainder of the year. The Senate will be ground zero for a ferocious battle to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, who died nine days ago.
With the ideological tilt of the Supreme Court at stake, Republicans want the vacancy filled by the next president, not Barack Obama. They have the power to withhold confirmation of any Obama nominee and run out the clock on the administration.
Senate Democrats are crying foul and have the power to block almost all legislation indefinitely in protest effectively grinding Congress to a halt.
Michael Bowman, the Capitol.
Republican presidential candidates are campaigning in Nevada. Businessman Donald Trump hopes to win his third straight nominating contest.
The next Democratic presidential contest is in South Carolina. That's on Saturday. It's a party primary that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is heavily favored to win.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is in Burundi. He is there for a visit aimed at calming a political crisis there that has embroiled the country for almost a year.
Human Rights Watch says violent government crackdowns on protesters are happening in Ethiopia's Oromia region despite official claims that all is normal.
A new report details statements from opposition members and activists saying more than 200 people have been killed since November 12 and thousands more have been arrested.
It says security forces have fired aimlessly into crowds of protesters and have tortured detainees.
Protests in Oromia region broke out in opposition to plans to expand the [municipality] municipal boundary of Addis Ababa to accommodate and increase in development.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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VOA news for Friday, February 19th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An historic visit to Cuba.
The White House says President Barack Obama plans to make a two-day visit to Cuba, beginning March 21.
Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes says the president will discuss a wide range of issues with Cuban President Raul Castro, but has no plans to meet his brother, Fidel.
"We see it as a means of pushing forward this normalization process, trying to achieve a greater opening between the United States and Cuba commercially, but also supporting and advancing the values that we care about.”
Mr. Obama plans to meet with dissidents and raise human rights issues.
Republican presidential candidates Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, both of Cuban descent, are criticizing the planned trip.
Police in Uganda briefly arrested presidential candidate Kizza Besigye after he tried to enter a house he said was being used for rigging the national elections.
Besigye was released and taken to his home. It's not clear if he was placed under house arrest.
Polls have closed in Uganda and vote counting has begun.
Turkey is blaming Wednesday's deadly car-bombing in Ankara on a Syrian man with links to Kurdish militia groups.
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said the attack was carried out by the PKK Kurdish separatist group.
He said the Syrian man was a member of the YPG, the armed faction of a Syrian Kurdish rebel group.
The European Union's top migration official says an Austrian plan to limit the number of asylum seekers is unlawful.
In a letter to the Austrian government Thursday, Dimitris Avramopoulos said that Austria has a legal obligation to accept any asylum application that is made on its territory or at its border.
This is VOA news.
Prime Minister David Cameron is meeting with other European Union leaders at a summit in Brussels where discussions are dominated by the region's migrant crisis and Britain's threatened exit. Lisa Bryant reports.
"A good deal but not any deal." That's a message sounded by British Prime Minister David Cameron at the start of the Brussels talks.
"I'll be battling for Britain. If we can get a good deal, I'll take that deal. But I will not take a deal that doesn't meet what we need.”
Cameron wants concessions from other EU leaders on key demands that he can present to British voters in a referendum expected later in the year on whether his country will remain in the European Union.
Lisa Bryant, Paris.
The U.S. and Russia will co-chair an initial meeting of a cease-fire task force in Geneva Friday. The meeting will take place under the auspices of the United Nations.
The task force will explore prospects for a long-range cease-fire in Syria.
The 17-nation International Syria Support Group devised the plan for the task force during its meeting last week in Munich.
Pope Francis says it is acceptable to use artificial contraception in response to the Zika virus, a disease that could cause birth defects. But the pope maintained the church's stance against abortion, calling it "an absolute evil.”
Pope Francis injected himself into the U.S. presidential race Thursday suggesting Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is not Christian because of his proposal to build a wall along the southern U.S. border with Mexico. The wall will be intended to keep out illegal migrants headed for the United States.
Trump, a Presbyterian, said at a campaign rally that the pope's comments were, in his words, "not a nice thing to say and disgraceful.”
The remark by Pope Francis comes just two days ahead of a crucial party nominating contest in the state of South Carolina, where political surveys show Trump with a commanding lead over five Republican challengers.
Authorities in Ghana say at least 53 people died in a collision between a bus and a truck on a highway north of the capital, Accra.
It is believed to be one of Ghana's worst road accidents in years.
The White House says President Barack Obama has started a process of finding a nominee to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Spokesman Josh Earnest said Thursday that Mr. Obama intends to nominate someone quickly.
But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says there will be no confirmation hearings for any Obama nominee. Many Republicans think the next president should make the nomination.
The White House insists the Senate is obligated to consider a new justice.
On Wall Street, U.S. stock indexes were up at the close of, down, rather, at the close of trade today. In Europe, stocks were mixed.
I'm David DeForest in Washington.
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- published: 19 Feb 2016
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VOA news for Friday, February 26th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. A proposal on North Korea.
The United States submitted to the U.N. Security Council Thursday a draft resolution calling for new sanctions on North Korea for its recent nuclear test and long-range missile launch.
Here is U.S. ambassador Samantha Power: "The United States tabled a draft U.N. Security Council resolution that if adopted would break new ground and represent the strongest set of sanctions imposed by the Security Council in more than 2 decades." :Samantha Power.
U.S. President Barack Obama met Thursday with his top security officials to discuss U.S. efforts to combat the Islamic State group. The meeting included senior officials from the White House, State Department, intelligence community, Defense Department and Treasury Department.
Mr. Obama briefed reporters: "The fight against ISIL will remain difficult, but we will continue to draw on all elements of our national power, military, intelligence, diplomacy, homeland security, law enforcement and the strength of our communities. And I am confident that we will prevail.”
The meetings were the latest in a series of updates on the U.S. campaign to counter the Islamic State group.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon made a stop in South Sudan Thursday to push the government and rebel forces to implement last year's peace accord.
Mr. Ban's visit to Juba came as the 2 sides prepare to form a unity government.
The European Union is poised to further tighten border controls to deal with the unprecedented influx of migrants.
Meeting in Brussels Thursday, the EU interior and justice ministers raised the prospect for such unilateral measures if the number of migrants arriving from Turkey has not dropped significantly by the time. An EU-Turkey summit is next month.
This is VOA news.
Top U.S. intelligence officials are asking whether Russia is really committed to a peaceful resolution in Syria.
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told lawmakers Thursday Russia may be considering putting more troops on the ground in Syria in order to bolster the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
Clapper spoke to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
United Nations special envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura says he will announce on Friday when U.N.-mediated peace talks on Syria will resume. Lisa Schlein reports.
U.N. special envoy Staffan de Mistura says he considers Friday a crucial day in ongoing efforts to quickly resume the Syrian peace talks that were abruptly suspended on February 3.
He says there is a midday deadline for the government and opposition groups to accept the framework of the cessation of hostilities proposal.
He says this will be followed by a meeting of a task force formed to work out the modalities of the agreement.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
Apple has filed a motion in court asking a federal magistrate to reverse her order that the company help the FBI hack into a killer's locked iPhone.
The company rejected the government's request to create new software that would allow law enforcement officials to break into the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, who along with his wife killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California, last year.
The U.S. Republican Presidential candidates will hold another debate today. Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Texas Senator Ted Cruz hope to curb the electoral momentum for the frontrunner, businessman Donald Trump.
On the Democratic side, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton [has] who has won [three] 2 of 3 Democratic state contests over her one remaining rival Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
Somalia's President said Wednesday that between 180 and 200 Kenyan soldiers were killed when Islamist militants attacked an African Union base in southwestern Somalia last month.
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud made a disclosure in an interview on a Somali TV.
A Kenyan Defense Forces spokesman quickly denied the claim.
Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval has asked that he be removed from consideration for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. The move comes a day after reports emerged that the White House was vetting him for a possible appointment.
The 52-year-old Sandoval gave no explanation for the move.
The White House says President Barack Obama is considering a list of candidates to fill the lifetime job on the 9-member court.
Republican leaders in the Senate say they have no intention of even considering an Obama nominee.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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VOA news for Thursday, February 18th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Turkish officials say at least 28 people are dead following an explosion in Ankara.
The blast occurred as a convoy of military buses passed by a few hundred meters from military headquarters.
A local official says the blast appeared to have been caused by a car bomb.
No one has claimed responsibility.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is vowing to avenge the attack. He says Turkey will retaliate against not only the attackers but those he calls the "forces" behind them.
Turkish officials want coalition backing to secure a strip of territory 10 kilometers deep on the Syrian side of their common border around the town of Azaz. The strip of land would be used to house tens of thousands of displaced civilians and avoid having to admit them into Turkey.
Officials say they are getting little support for the idea from coalition partners.
Turkey is coming under increasing pressure from Western governments and aid agencies to open their border and admit civilians who have fled heavy fighting in Syria.
A convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid for Syrian civilians arrived Wednesday outside a besieged Damascus suburb. It is the first part of a major U.N.-backed effort.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says there should be "no militarization" of the South China Sea.
"President Xi was here in Washington, he stood in the Rose Garden with President Obama and said China will not militarize in the South China Sea. But there is every evidence every day that there has been an increase of militarization of one kind or another.”
Those statements follow news that China has deployed surface-to-air missiles on a disputed island it controls.
This is VOA news.
Ugandan Prime Minister Ruhakana Rugunda has assured Ugandans that Thursday's presidential and parliamentary elections will be peaceful. He urged all registered Ugandans to turn out for the vote.
The prime minister's appeal comes as fears mount that Thursday's vote could turn violent. But he said there is no cause of alarm.
A major political party has withdrawn from Ukraine's governing coalition.
Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko announced her Fatherland party was leaving the coalition, which she criticized as an obstacle to reform.
Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who survived a no-confidence vote in parliament on Tuesday, retains a parliamentary majority despite the exit of Tymoshenko's party.
Germany's chancellor says it's in her country's national interest for Britain to remain in the European Union.
Angela Merkel told German lawmakers Wednesday that many of British Prime Minister David Cameron's proposals for EU reforms are "justified and necessary.”
An EU summit Thursday and Friday in Brussels will discuss British proposals and the bloc's counterproposals in order to reach an agreement that would keep Britain in the [28-member] 28-nation union.
The World Health Organization is appealing for $56 million to fund a Global Action Plan to combat the Zika virus. Lisa Schlein reports.
The World Health Organization strategy focuses on mobilizing and coordinating the abilities and expertise of the agency's many partners to help countries tackle the Zika virus.
This includes increasing surveillance of the Zika virus and the disorders that could be linked to it, controlling the spread of the mosquito that carries the virus and providing information to communities so they can take measures to protect themselves.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
Apple computers is resisting a U.S. government order to unlock its encrypted iPhone software to help the FBI examine a phone used by the militants who killed 14 people in a terrorist attack in California in December.
Apple's chief executive officer, Tim Cook, posted an open letter to the company's millions of customers Wednesday declaring the firm would challenge a court order to devise new software that can defeat Apple's own security measures.
At the White House, spokesman Josh Earnest said President Barack Obama views the encryption issue as "an important national priority" and fully supports the FBI and the U.S. Justice Department in their request to Apple.
Iran rejected appeals Wednesday from other oil-producing states to curb its oil exports to try to end the plunge in world crude oil prices. In fact, Iran declared it intends to actually increase production.
I'm David DeForest.
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VOA news for Thursday, February 25th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Not so fast.
U.S. President Barack Obama is sounding a note of caution on whether the cease-fire in Syria will actually lead to peace talks.
"But we have seen modest progress over the course of the last week or so with respect to humanitarian access to populations that are threatened. If over the next several weeks we can see some lessening of the violence that's been wracking that country, then that provides us a basis to build a longer-term cease-fire.”
President Obama spoke Wednesday at a White House appearance with visiting Jordanian King Abdullah.
U.S. President Barack Obama says his Supreme Court nominee will be someone who grasps the way in which the court's rulings affect the daily lives of Americans.
Writing Wednesday on the Internet site SCOTUSblog, Mr. Obama gave no hint of when he plans to announce his choice.
The Washington Post and CNN are reporting that the White House is vetting the background of one possible nominee, Brian Sandoval. He is a former federal judge who is now a Republican governor in the state of Nevada.
Businessman Donald Trump has won another state in his bid to become the Republican nominee for president. Trump had a decisive victory Tuesday in the Nevada caucuses.
The latest results from Niger's presidential election show incumbent Mahamadou Issoufou is maintaining his lead.
Niger's [electorial] electoral commission said Wednesday that Issoufou has about 37 percent of the vote. Opposition candidate Hama Amadou is in second place with 22 percent. He is followed by Seyni Oumarou with 14 percent.
The results include ballots from 82 of the West African country's 308 voting districts.
This is VOA news.
Opposing groups in South Sudan's peace process are agreeing on an arrangement to allow about 1,300 members of opposition forces into the capital, Juba. That's in preparation for rebel leader Riek Machar's joining a transitional government.
The Taliban says it is unaware of upcoming peace talks with the Afghan government. The militants say talks will not succeed until foreign forces are completely withdrawn from the country and Islamic law is enforced there.
Syria and North Korea will come under close scrutiny for rights violations by the 47-member Human Rights Council during its upcoming four-week session, which begins Monday in Geneva. Lisa Schlein reports.
The 47-member U.N. Human Rights Council will discuss the records of more than 40 countries. It will examine current developments in Burundi, following last year's special session on that country's deteriorating situation.
The Council also will discuss more than 40 reports on universal themes, including torture, summary executions, forced disappearances, religious freedom and countering terrorism. Among them, a report by the U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Syria to be submitted on March 15.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
European Council President Donald Tusk says a decision by Britain to leave the EU would "change Europe forever" and "for the worse.”
Tusk told the European Parliament in Brussels that there would be no second chance if Britons vote to exit the union.
"The decision concerning a new settlement is in conformity with the Treaties and cannot be annulled by the European Court of Justice.”
The comment follows a statement by Britain's Justice Secretary Michael Gove that Britain's renegotiated terms for its membership in the EU could be undone by the court of justice despite support from all member states.
Although he is a close friend and political ally of pro-EU Prime Minister David Cameron, Grove wants Britain to leave the EU.
That's Hungary's prime minister calling for a national referendum on the European Union's mandatory quotas for migrants and refugees.
Speaking to parliament Wednesday, Viktor Orban reiterated that Brussels has no right to "redraw Europe's cultural and religious identity," adding that introducing resettlement quotas without voter approval is "an abuse of power.”
Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are preparing to take legal steps to prevent President Barack Obama from closing the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters Wednesday lawmakers are preparing a legal challenge to ensure that the prison remains open.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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Samuel Paquet (born February 28, 1975 in Tourcoing, France), better known by his stage name, Mr. Sam, is a French techno/trance music DJ and producer.
Born in a small town listening to music from Giorgio Moroder, Klaus Schulze and Elvis Presley he began to get in touch with the outside world and later grew up with his first Depeche Mode purchase which dragged him into the synthesizer based genre of music. Electronic dance music became his aspiration, at age sixteen he decided to pursue a musical career in Belgium. By age eighteen he had begun playing at underground clubs in which he played trance which was a fast growing style at the time. He later received an invitation to play at a major club, La Rocca, in Belgium. He embarked on tours in which he played with other DJs at Portugal, Holland, Germany, Italy, Switzerland and Corsica; he met Andry Nalin and played for 12 consecutive hours with him at a concert. Moving around Europe he managed to become resident at the clubs Lagoa, La Nova, Tour & Taxi, Pacha. It was not until 1999 when he was able to master and create his own remix for Diki Records which was Circuit Boys's "The Door", with the years he improved his remixing skills. In early 2000s he met Frederic de Backer and both worked under the alias Madrid Inc. with the song My Sunday’s Love which became a success and also marked his first steps to one of the most important dates in his life when Black Hole Recordings heard the July Summer Edition of Ministry Magazine’s free covermount CD with My Sunday's Love.
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5:59VOA news for Saturday, March 5th, 2016
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VOA news for Saturday, March 5th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Republican presidential candidates vie for advantage ahead of five nominating contests on Saturday. Frontrunner Donald Trump has decided to skip a major conservative political conference outside Washington. Trump was scheduled to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference Saturday but said on Twitter that he would not attend. Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus told the annual gathering in a Maryland suburb that whoever is the party's nominee will have the full support of the party. Some Republicans have been eager to derail the New York business mogul in the primary race that has been reduced to four competitors. U.S. Senators Ted Cruz of Texas and Marco Rubio of Florida and Governor John Kasich of Ohio are still in the race Meanwhile, the other candidates, including Democratic contenders Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, were preparing Friday for this weekend's presidential nominating contests. They're scheduled in at least five states: Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine and Nebraska. Authorities in Yemen say at least 15 people, including four Christian nuns from India, were shot to death when militants burst into a retirement home in Aden. Sunita Kumar is a spokeswoman for the sisters of charity: "This news is very shocking. The details that I get is that it happened at 8:30 in the morning local time while the sisters were serving breakfast.” The dead included the four nuns, two Yemeni women who worked at the home, eight elderly residents and a guard. No group has claimed responsibility for the attack. Thais is VOA news. Turkey says that its tanks shelled Islamic State positions in northern Syria and not those of the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia after the Kurdish group said that it had been attacked. The YPG said in a statement that two Turkish tanks fired dozens of shells at its positions in the area of Afrin in northwestern Syria. The French news agency reports that since mid-February, Turkish howitzers stationed just inside the border had shelled targets of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party and its armed wing, the YPG, inside Syria. The Turkish military said that it was responding to incoming fire. The United States had urged Ankara to halt its fire in the run-up to a partial cease-fire in Syria. Since then, there have been no reports of Turkey shelling the PYD, which Ankara accuses of being the Syrian branch of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party. The U.S. economy had a strong net gain of 242,000 jobs last month. Friday's report from the Labor Department says that the unemployment rate stayed at an eight-year low of 4.9 percent. Speaking at the White House, President Obama said the economic data show the "doomsday rhetoric" coming from some political campaigns is "fantasy.” "Today, America's businesses are creating jobs at the fastest pace since the 1990s. America's workforce is growing at the fastest pace since the year 2000. It is showing the kind of strength and durability that makes America's economy right now the envy of the world, despite the enormous headwinds that it's receiving because of weaknesses in other parts of the world.” The data showed 7.8 million Americans are still unemployed. Allegations of sex abuse and exploitation by U.N. peacekeepers and staff rose last year. From the U.N., Margaret Besheer has more. A new report from Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon released Friday says there were 99 such allegations last year, compared to 80 in 2014. Atul Khare, Under-Secretary-General for Field Support, condemned such a misconduct at a news conference on Friday. "That anyone serving under the U.N. flag should prey on the vulnerable is truly an abomination.” More than half the peacekeeper-related abuse allegations were made against just two U.N. missions -- MINUSCA in the Central African Republic and MONUSCO in the Democratic Republic of Congo. Missions in Haiti, Liberia, Ivory Coast and Mali also had a substantial number of the allegations, while peacekeepers in Sudan's Darfur region, Abyei and Cyprus were the subject of four cases. Margaret Besheer, VOA news, the United Nations. For more on these stories, visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:55VOA news for Friday, March 4th, 2016
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VOA news for Friday, March 4th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An accusation in Syria. The human rights group, Amnesty International, is accusing Russian and Syrian forces of deliberately targeting Syrian hospitals and medical facilities with airstrikes. Amnesty says it has evidence of attacks on six health-care facilities. Three civilians were killed in the attacks, 44 wounded. European Council President Donald Tusk says the number of migrants crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey to EU territory remains "too high." He says further measures are needed to curb it. British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday announced new funding to help resettle migrants in the French port city of Calais, as French and British leaders held talks about Europe's ongoing migrant crisis. Lisa Bryant has more. Prime Minister Cameron announced about ($)24 million in additional support for authorities in Calais, where migrants have clashed with demolition teams in a sprawling shantytown called The Jungle. "The money will go toward efforts to move people from the camps in Calais to facilities elsewhere in France and we will fund joint work to return migrants not in need of protection to their home countries.” Cameron spoke after talks in northern France with President François Hollande amid deepening European divisions over how to handle the thousand of migrants who continue to arrive in the EU. Lisa Bryant, Paris. A military court in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, has sentenced to death a former journalist who helped al-Shabaab kill five fellow reporters in Mogadishu. According to the court verdict, Hassan Hanafi assisted the Islamic militant group by identifying possible targets among journalists, that taking place between 2007 and 2011. Thais is VOA news. North Korea fired several short-range projectiles Thursday in what seemed to be an act of defiance against the expanded sanctions that were adopted Wednesday by the United Nations Security Council. South Korea's Defense Ministry says it is investigating the incident. Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney sharply criticized businessman Donald Trump Thursday casting him as unfit to be president of the United States. Romney said Trump has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president. "His domestic policies would lead to recession. His foreign policies would make America and the world less safe. He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president. And his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill.” Trump rushed back calling Romney's remarks "nasty.” "I'll just address it quickly because it's irrelevant. Look, Mitt is a failed candidate, he failed. He failed horribly.” Another former Republican presidential nominee, Senator John McCain, tweeted that he agreed with Romney. Afghanistan's chief peace negotiator says talks with Taliban-led insurgent groups are a "last opportunity" for reaching an accord. Direct peace negotiations between Afghan government and Taliban delegates are expected to take place in Pakistan later this week. A Burundian opposition group is welcoming the selection of former Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa as the new mediator for talks between the government and other stakeholders. The talks are aimed at ending the almost year-long crisis in Burundi. A South African court has denied Olympian Oscar Pistorius the right to appeal his conviction for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp. In his ruling Thursday, the Constitutional Court dismissed Pistorius' application, saying there are no prospects of success. The ruling clears the way for a judge to sentence Pistorius on his murder conviction. The U.N. humanitarian chief has criticized all parties to the Yemen conflict for attacks on civilians. Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council Thursday the "most pressing concern" now is for the protection of civilians. O'Brien said since the start of the war nearly a year ago, some 2,000 children have been injured or killed from airstrikes, shelling, ground fighting and unexploded artillery. Police in Turkey shot and killed two women Thursday who attacked a police station with guns and grenades. There were no reports of other injuries [or] in the attack. The women initially fled after firing at the station and hid inside a nearby building. Police surrounded the site and launched an assault that ended with the women dead. The identity of the two attackers was not immediately known. In Washington, I'm David DeForest. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:59VOA news for Saturday, February 13th, 2016
VOA news for Saturday, February 13th, 2016VOA news for Saturday, February 13th, 2016
VOA news for Friday, February 13th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Syria's President Bashar al-Assad has vowed to retake all of Syria from rebel forces. In an interview published Friday, Mr. Assad told the French news agency his forces plan to "retake the whole country." His statement fuels doubts about the parties' commitment to end the [nearly] near 5-year-old conflict. The Syrian President said he supports peace efforts but cautioned the negotiations do not mean that we "stop fighting terrorism.” Assad's announcement came shortly after world powers meeting in Munich, Germany, announced a deal to stop the fighting. As Henry Ridgwell reports, many observers think that Russia and Syria will use the break to increase their battle field advantage. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry announced the ceasefire deal in Munich Friday. "We have agreed to implement a nationwide cessation of hostilities to begin in a target of 1 week's time. That's ambitious, but everybody is determined to move as rapidly as possible to try to achieve this.” Kerry's Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, emphasized there were still differences with Washington. Russia says it only targets extremist groups. But the bombardment has been stepped up against the rebel stronghold of Aleppo, which is now almost encircled by Syrian regime forces. Henry Ridgwell, for VOA news, London. Late Friday, U.S. officials laid out the mechanics of the new multinational plan. The Syrian opposition requested the pause in military action be referred to as a "cessation" in oppose to a ceasefire. The opposition believed a ceasefire indicated a formal end to a conflict in which political objectives have been resolved. That is not the situation in Syria. This is VOA news. Pope Francis and the head of the Russian Orthodox Church signed a joint declaration for religious unity Friday after an historic meeting to heal the 1,000-year-old rift between the Western and Eastern branches of Christianity. Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, and Patriarch Kirill embraced and kissed each other 3 times on the cheek as they began the 2-hour meeting at Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, Cuba. The declaration says that "We hope our meeting contributes to the re-establishment of this unity wished for by God.” Kirill is on an official visit to Cuba. Francis made a brief stop in Havana on his way to a previously planned visit to Mexico. Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto has won a key ruling at the International Criminal Court, where he is on trial for war crimes over post-election violence in Kenya. Judges at the court ruled Friday that some testimony against Ruto along with his co-accused, broadcaster Joshua Sang, was inadmissible. It said prosecutors can no longer use depositions made before the start of the case by 5 witnesses who later recanted their testimony. Ruto's lawyers are expected now to renew their argument that the case should be dropped because of a lack of evidence. The prosecutors' office said it is "currently studying" the decision. The U.S. House of Representatives has passed tough new sanctions against North Korea. As Cindy Saine reports, the legislation which passed by a 408-2 vote has already passed the Senate and is headed to President Obama's desk. It is intended to punish Pyongyang for its recent provocative actions. The legislation directly targets money launderers, human rights abusers, weapons and luxury goods traders and anyone involved with the country's nuclear weapons program or anyone who perpetrates cyber attacks. It also imposes 2ndary sanctions against anyone who supports and finances North Korea's leaders. The hope is that even some actors in China, for example, banks or whoever, may be affected by this. And some are saying that this could draw parallels to the very tough sanctions the Congress is imposing on Iran, saying that's what brought Tehran to the negotiating table for the Iran nuclear deal. VOA Capitol Hill correspondent Cindy Saine. Oil and stock prices surged Friday following reports that oil exporters might work out a deal to cut production and new data showing stronger U.S. consumer spending. On Wall Street, the S&P; 500 and the Dow advanced about 2 percent. The NASDAQ rose 1.4 percent. For more, visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:59VOA news for Saturday, February 20th, 2016
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VOA news for Saturday, February 20th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. U.S. warplanes have bombed an Islamic State training camp, that is, in western Libya. The strike early Friday destroyed a building in the town of Sabratha, west of Tripoli, in a region where the extremist group is known to operate. At a Pentagon news briefing, spokesman Peter Cook said the airstrike targeted senior figure Noureddine Chouchane, a Tunisian national and Islamic State operative, also known as "Sabir.” Cook said the airstrike was a clear demonstration of the Obama administration's commitment to go after Islamic State militants wherever they emerge. "This action is a clear demonstration of the secretary's continued commitment to go after ISIL's metastases wherever they emerge. It is fully consistent with our broader campaign plan to counter ISIL and prevent any efforts to establish new safe havens.” Cook said both manned and unmanned aircraft took place in the strike. Local officials said at least 40 people were killed. More than 30 Islamic State recruits were among the casualties. The U.S. Justice Department is asking a judge to immediately order Apple to comply with a court order to unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in last year's deadly San Bernardino attack. In the motion filed Friday, prosecutors offered a sharp response to the public statement by Apple's CEO Tim Cook, who said the firm would challenge the court order to protect his customers' privacy. Prosecutors said, "Rather than assist the effort to fully investigate a terrorist attack, Apple responded by publicly repudiating that order.” Apple argues the software the FBI is seeking would effectively act as a so-called "back door" that could be used to weaken the iPhone's security measures. This is VOA news. Voters in two diverse U.S. states are expected to further clarify the races in the Democratic and Republican fields Saturday as the quest for the White House intensifies. South Carolina voters hold a Republican primary. A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News/Marist poll shows billionaire businessman Donald Trump just five percentage points ahead of Texas Senator Ted Cruz, 28 percent to 23 percent. Meanwhile, Nevada will hold Democratic caucuses, with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton taking on Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. The president and the first lady paid their respects to Supreme Court Justice, the late Antonin Scalia, whose body is lying in repose in the U.S. Supreme Court's Great Hall. The Obamas paused at Scalia's flag-draped coffin and stood before a portrait of the conservative justice before leaving the court building Friday afternoon. [Early] Earlier, that is, after a brief private ceremony attended by family members and the eight other justices, mourners began filing past Scalia's casket. ???Stefanie Saskia, Raleigh, North Carolina, was one of them. "He is original and has taken not just the Supreme Court but, you know, legal scholars in, off course, the country in a new direction, in a more conservative direction than was before. The court ??? changed a lot over the last 30 years.” Scalia, who was appointed to the court by Republican President Ronald Reagan in 1986, died last Saturday in Texas. He was 79. The World Food Program says an operation to air drop critical relief supplies into Deir ez-Zor, the eastern Syrian city under the control of the Islamic State, is still in the planning stage. But as Lisa Schlein reports from Geneva, the U.N. agency says it hopes to start the operation next week. WFP spokeswoman Bettina Luescher says the airdrop operation aims to reach up to 200,000 people who are being denied food, medicine and other vital supplies by Islamic State. She says the militant group will not allow humanitarian aid into the city. "This will be a high-altitude operation where we will be dropping off lifesaving aid supplies with parachutes. We will be using a plane that is especially equipped for this kind of high-altitude operation. We will be working with flight crews that are highly experienced.” Luescher says airdrops are always a measure of last resort. However, going by land into the IS stronghold is not possible, given the dangers implicit in the operation. Lisa Schlein, for VOA news, Geneva. And, tributes continue to pour in for Harper Lee, the author of the Pulitzer prize-winning book To Kill a Mockingbird, who died Friday at age 89. I'm David Byrd in Washington. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:59VOA news for Saturday, February 27th, 2016
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VOA news for Saturday, February 27th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. A cease-fire has begun in Syria with nearly 100 groups committed to observing the cessation of hostilities. The truce, brokered by the United States and Russia, took effect at midnight Damascus time. The Syrian opposition's umbrella group, the High Negotiations Committee, said in a statement Friday that 97 groups have promised to take part in the cease-fire. Less than an hour before the temporary truce went into effect, members of the U.N. Security Council unanimously endorsed the deal in New York. U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power said the resolution offers hope that the violence in Syria could end. "This resolution endorses a set of practical, concrete steps, along with terms to which the parties to the conflict must commit, to reduce the violence and create space for a long-overdue political transition.” At the same meeting, U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura announced [that he would] that if the truce holds, that is, and humanitarian aid continues, he would reconvene intra-Syrian peace talks in Geneva on March 7. The truce does not apply to the Islamic State and the al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front terror groups currently operating in Syria. Iranians cast their ballots Friday for the first time since the country's nuclear deal with world powers took effect. Some 55 million Iranians were registered to vote for members of the conservative-dominated parliament as well as the 88-member Assembly of Experts. The vote might provide the first clue as to whether key Western proponents of the nuclear deal will receive what they hoped for: a more moderate, open Iran. This is VOA news. Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump has won the endorsement of one of his formal rivals, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who says that Trump has the best chance to win the November election. Trump said the two men had decided to wait until a stop in Texas Friday to make the announcement. "... first I met the other day, and he said this whole thing and he called it the same thing Donald had never seen anything like it. It's a movement I have never seen anything like it. So we shook hands and I said, 'Let's keep it as a secret for the people in Texas. Let's go.'" Christie's announcement made him the first major party figure to endorse the billionaire real estate mogul. The endorsement could give Trump a boost ahead of next week's crucial Super Tuesday nominating contests in which 12 states hold primaries or caucuses. Meanwhile, on the Democratic Party side, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders face off Saturday in the South Carolina primary. Clinton has won the Iowa and Nevada caucuses, while Sanders took the New Hampshire primary. The International Football Federation has elected Gianni Infantino as its new president at a congress in Zurich. As Henry Ridgwell reports from London, the 45-year-old Infantino has promised to reorganize world football's scandal-tainted governing body. Gianni Infantino won with a majority in the second round of voting - gaining 115 votes from the representatives of 209 nations. He pledged to rebuild the scandal-hit organization. "I want to work with all of you together, with all of you, in order to restore and rebuild a new era in FIFA, a new era in FIFA where we can put again football in the center of the stage.” Infantino won 27 more votes than his closest rival - the favorite, Bahrain's Sheikh Salman al-Khalifa. Hours before the election, FIFA passed a set of reforms aimed at cleaning up its image. Many believe the reforms don't go far enough. Henry Ridgwell, the VOA news, London. The U.S. economy grew at a faster pace than first thought at the end of last year, although the growth was still disappointingly slow. Friday's report from the Commerce Department says the 2015's fourth quarter saw gross domestic product expand at a 1 percent annual rate. A White House economic adviser says that growth faltered late last year because of falling oil prices cutting into investments in that sector and global demands for U.S. exports slowing. On Wall Street, stock prices ended the day mixed Friday, with the Dow and the S&P; down but the NASDAQ closing higher. European and Asian markets finished higher as well. I'm David Byrd in Washington. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:59VOA news for Tuesday, February 2nd, 2016
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VOA news for Tuesday, February 2nd, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The U.N. struggles to keep Syrian talks on track. Syrian government and opposition representatives were present in Geneva Monday but were not yet fully participating in indirect negotiations. U.N. officials said talks that had been scheduled between U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura and the Syrian government delegation were postponed. Instead, de Mistura met with the opposition for two hours before declaring the talks officially open. Both Republican and Democratic candidates are making last-minute appeals to voters in the crucial Midwestern state of Iowa. Jeff Custer reports. Dawn of the Iowa state house showed the two leading Republican presidential contenders, billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump and conservative Texas Senator Ted Cruz, headed to more rallies on Monday. Other Republican candidates, such as Ohio Governor John Kasich and Florida Senator Marco Rubio, are also meeting with voters. The top Democratic contenders, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, are locked in a tight contest for their party's nod in the first of a long series of state-by-state contests. The Iowa election caucuses will take place Monday evening local time at 1,681 schools, firehouses and community centers throughout the state. Jeff Custer, VOA news, Washington. The U.S. State Department says it is seeking details from the government of Saudi Arabia about reports that nine Americans have been detained in the kingdom as terrorism suspects. Spokesman John Kirby says diplomats are in contact with authorities in Riyadh. A Saudi newspaper said Sunday that nine American citizens and 24 others have been detained as terrorism suspects during the past week. For more, check our website voanews.com. This is VOA news. The World Health Organization Monday declared the spread of the Zika virus to be a global public-health emergency. Here is WHO head Margaret Chan: "I am now declaring that the recent cluster of microcephaly and other neurological abnormalities reported in Latin America following a similar cluster of French Polynesia in 2014 constitutes a public health emergency of international concern.” At a special meeting of researchers and health officials in Geneva Monday, the WHO said Zika is a public health emergency of international concern but stopped short of calling for travel or trade restrictions. A suicide bomb blast targeting a major police facility in the Afghan capital has killed at least 20 police officers and wounded 29 other people. An Afghan official said security guards first identified the bomber as he moved toward the Afghan National Civil Order Police Headquarters. When guards tried to stop him, he blew himself up. The Taliban is claiming responsibility. Iran and Pakistan have agreed to increase border security as well as trade. Ayesha Tanzeem reports. Iran and Pakistan Monday signed five memorandums of understanding dealing with border security and trade. The two countries share a long, porous border and have long-faced challenges related to drug trafficking, smuggling and illegal immigration. Relations between the two have sometimes suffered due to cross-border actions by militant groups. The two countries want to increase bilateral trade to $5 billion in the next five years. Ayesha Tanzeem, Islamabad. New members of Myanmar's parliament took a joint oath of office Monday in the capital, Naypyidaw. The ceremony [has been] is seen, rather, as the prelude to installing the country's first democratically elected government in more than half a century. The German city of Cologne is on alert ahead of scheduled carnival celebrations. Authorities have mobilized to prevent a repeat of the spate of sexual assaults that occurred during the city's New Year's festivities. In that incidents, hundreds of women who were groped and robbed by a mob of mostly North African and Arab men. A British woman who took her child to Syria and joined the Islamic State group has been sentenced to six years in prison. Tareena Shakil was convicted by a Birmingham court of being an IS member and encouraging acts of terrorism. Britain's fertility regulator has granted its first license for the genetic modification of human embryos. The Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority approved an application from a doctor at the Francis Crick Institute to renew her laboratory's research into including gene editing of embryos. In Washington, this is David DeForest. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:55VOA news for Tuesday, February 16th, 2016
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VOA news for Tuesday, February 16th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Four hospitals come under attack. The United Nations says nearly 50 people were killed in missile attacks on medical facilities in northern Syria Monday. A 30-bed hospital run by Doctors Without Borders was destroyed. Here is an agency official: "The hospital was bombed this morning three to four times, almost completely destroyed. Seven people were dead.” Three other medical facilities were damaged by what rebels say were targeted airstrikes by the Assad regime. The U.N. envoy to Syria is making an unannounced visit to Damascus. He is there for talks on implementing a ceasefire set to start later this week. Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said Monday his country will not let Syrian Kurdish fighters, the PYG, take the town of Azaz located in Syria near the Turkish border. Dorian Jones has more. The Turkish military confirmed Monday its forces shelled Syrian Kurdish positions of the PYG for a third consecutive day. During a visit to Ukraine, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu warned the PYG it will face what he called the "fiercest response" if it makes further territorial gains. Ankara accuses the group of being a terrorist organization linked to the Kurdish rebel group, the PKK. With the Syrian Kurdish leadership dismissing Ankara's warnings, Turkey's political leaders have not ruled out a military intervention. Dorian Jones, Istanbul. Ugandan police briefly detained opposition presidential candidate Kizza Besigye Monday as he campaigned in Kampala. Witnesses said police fired tear gas during a campaign event and took the candidate into custody. He was later freed. A police official accused Besigye of violating campaign rules. This is VOA news. U.S. President Barack Obama is set to welcome the leaders of all 10 Association of Southeast Asian Nations to California for a summit meeting. Mr. Obama and the ASEAN leaders will meet for two days discussing a wide range of issues. Territorial disputes in the South China Sea and China's increasing activities will be a key topic. Leaders will also discuss North Korea's recent nuclear test and long-range missile launch. Thousands of Mexicans gathered in a sports field in Chiapas state for an open-air Mass Pope Francis conducted in three local languages. The pope asked Mexico's indigenous population on Monday for forgiveness for the societal exclusion they have suffered. During the service, Francis issued a decree allowing indigenous languages to be used during Catholic masses. European Council leader Donald Tusk says there is a "real" danger of the European Union breaking up over two issues -- an agreement to keep Britain in the union and the strain caused by mass migration. Tusk spoke in Bucharest just days ahead of a key EU summit. He called it a "critical moment.” European Union foreign ministers say they are prepared to increase economic sanctions on Burundi, which has been in a political crisis since President Pierre Nkurunziza won a third term last July. The EU ministers meeting in Brussels Monday said the European Union stands ready to impose sanctions against those in Burundi who have contributed to the country's violence as well as those who have hampered a political solution. Bosnia has formally submitted an application to become part of the European Union. President Dragan Čović submitted the paperwork to become a member of the 28-nation European bloc Monday in Brussels. Former U.S. President George W. Bush will reenter the American political scene to try to boost his brother Jeb's bid for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination. The former president had stayed away from politics since leaving office in 2009. He is planning to appear at a nighttime rally to support Jeb Bush's campaign in South Carolina, where Republicans are holding a presidential primary on Saturday. The White House says President Barack Obama has started preliminary discussions about a nominee to replace the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. A spokesman says the president will look for a nominee who understands that justice is something that affects people's daily lives and not just an abstract theory. The White House signaled Monday that the president would not wait until Congress is out of session and make a recess appointment -- an action that would infuriate the Republican-led legislative branch. From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:55VOA news for Tuesday, February 23rd, 2016
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VOA news for Tuesday, February 23rd, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The United States and Russia agree on a cessation of hostilities in Syria. The move could pave the way for an expansion of humanitarian aid to besieged cities and set the stage for a resumption of talks on a political transition. In a joint statement Monday, the U.S. and Russia proposed that the cease-fire begin February 27. It would apply to all parties in the conflict with the exception of terrorist groups. Here is U.N. envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura: "and there is a need to make sure that all stakeholders and the persons those who have been involved in this conflict are actually engaged and committed to respect it.” Some of the issues linked to the cessation still appeared to be unresolved. British Prime Minister David Cameron says the results of a referendum June 23 on Britain's exit from the European Union will be final. Speaking to parliament, Mr. Cameron said staying in the union after his recent negotiations is a win for the country. "Mr. Speaker, our special status means that Britain can have the best of both worlds. We will be in the parts of Europe that work for us; influencing the decisions that affect us; in the driving seat of the world's biggest single market; and with the ability to take action to keep our people safe.” Mr. Cameron dismissed calls for a second referendum. London Mayor Boris Johnson had suggested a second vote could help Britain renegotiate its terms with the EU. Police in Uganda arrested opposition leader Kizza Besigye Monday. Besigye lost an election Thursday to incumbent President Yoweri Museveni. The opposition leader charged the election was fraudulent. He had planned to go to the headquarters of the electoral commission to collect evidence ahead of a possible legal challenge. This is VOA news. Apple chief executive Tim Cook told the firm's customers Monday that a recent demand by the U.S. government is, in his words, "chilling.” The government wants the technology company to build a backdoor into an encrypted Apple phone used by one of the terrorists who launched an attack last year in California. In an open letter to Apple customers, Cook said if Apple complies with the request, it would open the door to countless future searches of Apple customers' phones. A new Pew Research Center survey shows a slim 51 percent majority of Americans support U.S. law enforcement officials in their effort to get Apple to unlock the phone. Prosecutors say the suspect in a shooting spree in the northern U.S. state of Michigan admitted to carrying out the attacks that killed six people. Prosecutors say Jason Dalton, a 45-year-old Uber driver who had no previous criminal record, made the confession during police questioning. The legislative fight over a U.S. Supreme Court vacancy began Monday. Michael Bowman takes a look. Four weeks are possibly the remainder of the year. The Senate will be ground zero for a ferocious battle to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, who died nine days ago. With the ideological tilt of the Supreme Court at stake, Republicans want the vacancy filled by the next president, not Barack Obama. They have the power to withhold confirmation of any Obama nominee and run out the clock on the administration. Senate Democrats are crying foul and have the power to block almost all legislation indefinitely in protest effectively grinding Congress to a halt. Michael Bowman, the Capitol. Republican presidential candidates are campaigning in Nevada. Businessman Donald Trump hopes to win his third straight nominating contest. The next Democratic presidential contest is in South Carolina. That's on Saturday. It's a party primary that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is heavily favored to win. United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is in Burundi. He is there for a visit aimed at calming a political crisis there that has embroiled the country for almost a year. Human Rights Watch says violent government crackdowns on protesters are happening in Ethiopia's Oromia region despite official claims that all is normal. A new report details statements from opposition members and activists saying more than 200 people have been killed since November 12 and thousands more have been arrested. It says security forces have fired aimlessly into crowds of protesters and have tortured detainees. Protests in Oromia region broke out in opposition to plans to expand the [municipality] municipal boundary of Addis Ababa to accommodate and increase in development. From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:59VOA news for Friday, February 19th, 2016
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VOA news for Friday, February 19th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An historic visit to Cuba. The White House says President Barack Obama plans to make a two-day visit to Cuba, beginning March 21. Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes says the president will discuss a wide range of issues with Cuban President Raul Castro, but has no plans to meet his brother, Fidel. "We see it as a means of pushing forward this normalization process, trying to achieve a greater opening between the United States and Cuba commercially, but also supporting and advancing the values that we care about.” Mr. Obama plans to meet with dissidents and raise human rights issues. Republican presidential candidates Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, both of Cuban descent, are criticizing the planned trip. Police in Uganda briefly arrested presidential candidate Kizza Besigye after he tried to enter a house he said was being used for rigging the national elections. Besigye was released and taken to his home. It's not clear if he was placed under house arrest. Polls have closed in Uganda and vote counting has begun. Turkey is blaming Wednesday's deadly car-bombing in Ankara on a Syrian man with links to Kurdish militia groups. Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said the attack was carried out by the PKK Kurdish separatist group. He said the Syrian man was a member of the YPG, the armed faction of a Syrian Kurdish rebel group. The European Union's top migration official says an Austrian plan to limit the number of asylum seekers is unlawful. In a letter to the Austrian government Thursday, Dimitris Avramopoulos said that Austria has a legal obligation to accept any asylum application that is made on its territory or at its border. This is VOA news. Prime Minister David Cameron is meeting with other European Union leaders at a summit in Brussels where discussions are dominated by the region's migrant crisis and Britain's threatened exit. Lisa Bryant reports. "A good deal but not any deal." That's a message sounded by British Prime Minister David Cameron at the start of the Brussels talks. "I'll be battling for Britain. If we can get a good deal, I'll take that deal. But I will not take a deal that doesn't meet what we need.” Cameron wants concessions from other EU leaders on key demands that he can present to British voters in a referendum expected later in the year on whether his country will remain in the European Union. Lisa Bryant, Paris. The U.S. and Russia will co-chair an initial meeting of a cease-fire task force in Geneva Friday. The meeting will take place under the auspices of the United Nations. The task force will explore prospects for a long-range cease-fire in Syria. The 17-nation International Syria Support Group devised the plan for the task force during its meeting last week in Munich. Pope Francis says it is acceptable to use artificial contraception in response to the Zika virus, a disease that could cause birth defects. But the pope maintained the church's stance against abortion, calling it "an absolute evil.” Pope Francis injected himself into the U.S. presidential race Thursday suggesting Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is not Christian because of his proposal to build a wall along the southern U.S. border with Mexico. The wall will be intended to keep out illegal migrants headed for the United States. Trump, a Presbyterian, said at a campaign rally that the pope's comments were, in his words, "not a nice thing to say and disgraceful.” The remark by Pope Francis comes just two days ahead of a crucial party nominating contest in the state of South Carolina, where political surveys show Trump with a commanding lead over five Republican challengers. Authorities in Ghana say at least 53 people died in a collision between a bus and a truck on a highway north of the capital, Accra. It is believed to be one of Ghana's worst road accidents in years. The White House says President Barack Obama has started a process of finding a nominee to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Spokesman Josh Earnest said Thursday that Mr. Obama intends to nominate someone quickly. But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says there will be no confirmation hearings for any Obama nominee. Many Republicans think the next president should make the nomination. The White House insists the Senate is obligated to consider a new justice. On Wall Street, U.S. stock indexes were up at the close of, down, rather, at the close of trade today. In Europe, stocks were mixed. I'm David DeForest in Washington. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:56VOA news for Friday, February 26th, 2016
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VOA news for Friday, February 26th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. A proposal on North Korea. The United States submitted to the U.N. Security Council Thursday a draft resolution calling for new sanctions on North Korea for its recent nuclear test and long-range missile launch. Here is U.S. ambassador Samantha Power: "The United States tabled a draft U.N. Security Council resolution that if adopted would break new ground and represent the strongest set of sanctions imposed by the Security Council in more than 2 decades." :Samantha Power. U.S. President Barack Obama met Thursday with his top security officials to discuss U.S. efforts to combat the Islamic State group. The meeting included senior officials from the White House, State Department, intelligence community, Defense Department and Treasury Department. Mr. Obama briefed reporters: "The fight against ISIL will remain difficult, but we will continue to draw on all elements of our national power, military, intelligence, diplomacy, homeland security, law enforcement and the strength of our communities. And I am confident that we will prevail.” The meetings were the latest in a series of updates on the U.S. campaign to counter the Islamic State group. United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon made a stop in South Sudan Thursday to push the government and rebel forces to implement last year's peace accord. Mr. Ban's visit to Juba came as the 2 sides prepare to form a unity government. The European Union is poised to further tighten border controls to deal with the unprecedented influx of migrants. Meeting in Brussels Thursday, the EU interior and justice ministers raised the prospect for such unilateral measures if the number of migrants arriving from Turkey has not dropped significantly by the time. An EU-Turkey summit is next month. This is VOA news. Top U.S. intelligence officials are asking whether Russia is really committed to a peaceful resolution in Syria. Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told lawmakers Thursday Russia may be considering putting more troops on the ground in Syria in order to bolster the regime of President Bashar al-Assad. Clapper spoke to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence. United Nations special envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura says he will announce on Friday when U.N.-mediated peace talks on Syria will resume. Lisa Schlein reports. U.N. special envoy Staffan de Mistura says he considers Friday a crucial day in ongoing efforts to quickly resume the Syrian peace talks that were abruptly suspended on February 3. He says there is a midday deadline for the government and opposition groups to accept the framework of the cessation of hostilities proposal. He says this will be followed by a meeting of a task force formed to work out the modalities of the agreement. Lisa Schlein, Geneva. Apple has filed a motion in court asking a federal magistrate to reverse her order that the company help the FBI hack into a killer's locked iPhone. The company rejected the government's request to create new software that would allow law enforcement officials to break into the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, who along with his wife killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California, last year. The U.S. Republican Presidential candidates will hold another debate today. Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Texas Senator Ted Cruz hope to curb the electoral momentum for the frontrunner, businessman Donald Trump. On the Democratic side, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton [has] who has won [three] 2 of 3 Democratic state contests over her one remaining rival Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders. Somalia's President said Wednesday that between 180 and 200 Kenyan soldiers were killed when Islamist militants attacked an African Union base in southwestern Somalia last month. President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud made a disclosure in an interview on a Somali TV. A Kenyan Defense Forces spokesman quickly denied the claim. Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval has asked that he be removed from consideration for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. The move comes a day after reports emerged that the White House was vetting him for a possible appointment. The 52-year-old Sandoval gave no explanation for the move. The White House says President Barack Obama is considering a list of candidates to fill the lifetime job on the 9-member court. Republican leaders in the Senate say they have no intention of even considering an Obama nominee. In Washington, I'm David DeForest. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:59VOA news for Thursday, February 18th, 2016
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VOA news for Thursday, February 18th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Turkish officials say at least 28 people are dead following an explosion in Ankara. The blast occurred as a convoy of military buses passed by a few hundred meters from military headquarters. A local official says the blast appeared to have been caused by a car bomb. No one has claimed responsibility. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is vowing to avenge the attack. He says Turkey will retaliate against not only the attackers but those he calls the "forces" behind them. Turkish officials want coalition backing to secure a strip of territory 10 kilometers deep on the Syrian side of their common border around the town of Azaz. The strip of land would be used to house tens of thousands of displaced civilians and avoid having to admit them into Turkey. Officials say they are getting little support for the idea from coalition partners. Turkey is coming under increasing pressure from Western governments and aid agencies to open their border and admit civilians who have fled heavy fighting in Syria. A convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid for Syrian civilians arrived Wednesday outside a besieged Damascus suburb. It is the first part of a major U.N.-backed effort. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says there should be "no militarization" of the South China Sea. "President Xi was here in Washington, he stood in the Rose Garden with President Obama and said China will not militarize in the South China Sea. But there is every evidence every day that there has been an increase of militarization of one kind or another.” Those statements follow news that China has deployed surface-to-air missiles on a disputed island it controls. This is VOA news. Ugandan Prime Minister Ruhakana Rugunda has assured Ugandans that Thursday's presidential and parliamentary elections will be peaceful. He urged all registered Ugandans to turn out for the vote. The prime minister's appeal comes as fears mount that Thursday's vote could turn violent. But he said there is no cause of alarm. A major political party has withdrawn from Ukraine's governing coalition. Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko announced her Fatherland party was leaving the coalition, which she criticized as an obstacle to reform. Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who survived a no-confidence vote in parliament on Tuesday, retains a parliamentary majority despite the exit of Tymoshenko's party. Germany's chancellor says it's in her country's national interest for Britain to remain in the European Union. Angela Merkel told German lawmakers Wednesday that many of British Prime Minister David Cameron's proposals for EU reforms are "justified and necessary.” An EU summit Thursday and Friday in Brussels will discuss British proposals and the bloc's counterproposals in order to reach an agreement that would keep Britain in the [28-member] 28-nation union. The World Health Organization is appealing for $56 million to fund a Global Action Plan to combat the Zika virus. Lisa Schlein reports. The World Health Organization strategy focuses on mobilizing and coordinating the abilities and expertise of the agency's many partners to help countries tackle the Zika virus. This includes increasing surveillance of the Zika virus and the disorders that could be linked to it, controlling the spread of the mosquito that carries the virus and providing information to communities so they can take measures to protect themselves. Lisa Schlein, Geneva. Apple computers is resisting a U.S. government order to unlock its encrypted iPhone software to help the FBI examine a phone used by the militants who killed 14 people in a terrorist attack in California in December. Apple's chief executive officer, Tim Cook, posted an open letter to the company's millions of customers Wednesday declaring the firm would challenge a court order to devise new software that can defeat Apple's own security measures. At the White House, spokesman Josh Earnest said President Barack Obama views the encryption issue as "an important national priority" and fully supports the FBI and the U.S. Justice Department in their request to Apple. Iran rejected appeals Wednesday from other oil-producing states to curb its oil exports to try to end the plunge in world crude oil prices. In fact, Iran declared it intends to actually increase production. I'm David DeForest. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:57VOA news for Thursday, February 25th, 2016
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VOA news for Thursday, February 25th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Not so fast. U.S. President Barack Obama is sounding a note of caution on whether the cease-fire in Syria will actually lead to peace talks. "But we have seen modest progress over the course of the last week or so with respect to humanitarian access to populations that are threatened. If over the next several weeks we can see some lessening of the violence that's been wracking that country, then that provides us a basis to build a longer-term cease-fire.” President Obama spoke Wednesday at a White House appearance with visiting Jordanian King Abdullah. U.S. President Barack Obama says his Supreme Court nominee will be someone who grasps the way in which the court's rulings affect the daily lives of Americans. Writing Wednesday on the Internet site SCOTUSblog, Mr. Obama gave no hint of when he plans to announce his choice. The Washington Post and CNN are reporting that the White House is vetting the background of one possible nominee, Brian Sandoval. He is a former federal judge who is now a Republican governor in the state of Nevada. Businessman Donald Trump has won another state in his bid to become the Republican nominee for president. Trump had a decisive victory Tuesday in the Nevada caucuses. The latest results from Niger's presidential election show incumbent Mahamadou Issoufou is maintaining his lead. Niger's [electorial] electoral commission said Wednesday that Issoufou has about 37 percent of the vote. Opposition candidate Hama Amadou is in second place with 22 percent. He is followed by Seyni Oumarou with 14 percent. The results include ballots from 82 of the West African country's 308 voting districts. This is VOA news. Opposing groups in South Sudan's peace process are agreeing on an arrangement to allow about 1,300 members of opposition forces into the capital, Juba. That's in preparation for rebel leader Riek Machar's joining a transitional government. The Taliban says it is unaware of upcoming peace talks with the Afghan government. The militants say talks will not succeed until foreign forces are completely withdrawn from the country and Islamic law is enforced there. Syria and North Korea will come under close scrutiny for rights violations by the 47-member Human Rights Council during its upcoming four-week session, which begins Monday in Geneva. Lisa Schlein reports. The 47-member U.N. Human Rights Council will discuss the records of more than 40 countries. It will examine current developments in Burundi, following last year's special session on that country's deteriorating situation. The Council also will discuss more than 40 reports on universal themes, including torture, summary executions, forced disappearances, religious freedom and countering terrorism. Among them, a report by the U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Syria to be submitted on March 15. Lisa Schlein, Geneva. European Council President Donald Tusk says a decision by Britain to leave the EU would "change Europe forever" and "for the worse.” Tusk told the European Parliament in Brussels that there would be no second chance if Britons vote to exit the union. "The decision concerning a new settlement is in conformity with the Treaties and cannot be annulled by the European Court of Justice.” The comment follows a statement by Britain's Justice Secretary Michael Gove that Britain's renegotiated terms for its membership in the EU could be undone by the court of justice despite support from all member states. Although he is a close friend and political ally of pro-EU Prime Minister David Cameron, Grove wants Britain to leave the EU. That's Hungary's prime minister calling for a national referendum on the European Union's mandatory quotas for migrants and refugees. Speaking to parliament Wednesday, Viktor Orban reiterated that Brussels has no right to "redraw Europe's cultural and religious identity," adding that introducing resettlement quotas without voter approval is "an abuse of power.” Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are preparing to take legal steps to prevent President Barack Obama from closing the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters Wednesday lawmakers are preparing a legal challenge to ensure that the prison remains open. In Washington, I'm David DeForest. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:57VOA news for Wednesday, February 17th, 2016
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VOA news for Wednesday, February 17th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Turkey called Tuesday for a ground operation with its international allies to end the war in Syria. A Turkish official said his country is pushing for the involvement of the U.S. and other allies in ground operations against the Islamic State group. The official spoke on condition of anonymity. Also, the United Nations announced Tuesday that aid convoys are being sent to besieged towns in Syria. Campaigning for Uganda's elections officially came to a close Tuesday. All the main Presidential candidates held rallies. Lizabeth Paulat has more. Tensions and uncertainty were high after the arrest Monday of Presidential candidate Kizza Besigye. Although Besigye was held for only a short period of time, his arrest sparked massive protests at Makerere University and in downtown Kampala. Police dispersed the crowds with teargas and live ammunition resulting in multiple injuries and one fatality. Besigye was allowed to campaign on the final day and given a police-sanctioned route away from President Yoweri Museveni's final rally at the city's airstrip. Lizabeth Paulat, Kampala. The Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit is focusing Tuesday on the long-term peace, security and prosperity for Southeast Asia. U.S. President Barack Obama hosted the talks for a 2nd day in California. "One of my main messages over the past 2 days has been the commitment of the United States to ASEAN and its people. That commitment is and will remain strong and enduring. With our strategic partnership, we have a framework to guide our ties for decades to come." :President Obama. 4 of the world's biggest oil-producing nations moved to freeze their production Tuesday. They are trying to stop a drop in the price of crude oil which resulted from a glut of petroleum on world markets. This VOA news. Pope Francis said Mass for Mexican priests, nuns and seminarians Tuesday in the state of Michoacan. Francis offered words of encouragement to Mexican clergy as they try to minister to a country wracked by drug violence and corruption. He urged Mexico's clergy not to resign themselves to a society dominated by drug-fueled violence and corruption. Senior European Union leaders are expressing their commitment to help Britain remain in the bloc. Before a 2-day summit that opens Thursday, British Prime Minister David Cameron won a commitment from European Parliament President Martin Schulz that the legislative body will "do its utmost" to back any fair deal on the reforms being sought by Mr. Cameron. "I gave to the prime minister a clear signal for our commitment in the European Parliament to be as constructive as necessary and as possible, that we will try to find a fair compromise.” European Union Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Tuesday the bloc is not planning for any British departure. President Barack Obama says the U.S. Constitution is pretty clear that when there is a vacancy on the Supreme Court, the Senate is to consider whomever the President nominates. Obama told reporters in Rancho Mirage, California, Tuesday he challenges anyone to give him a plausible rationale why the Senate should refuse to hold a hearing on his choice to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia. Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, says he will refuse to hold hearings on Mr. Obama's nominee. He says the next President should be the one to make that appointment. Former United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali has died. He was 93. Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko made a surprise request Tuesday for the resignation of Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. The request came in the face of what is perceived to be a government failure to fight corruption and overcome an economic crisis. A short time later, the government won a parliamentary no-confidence vote despite heavy criticism from members. The action means the government will not have to call new elections and Mr. Yatsenyuk will remain in office for the time being. Prosecutors in Germany say human error was the cause of last week's fatal, head-on train crash in Bavaria. They say they have opened a criminal investigation of the train dispatcher. Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was questioned Tuesday in connection with a financial scandal involving his unsuccessful reelection bid in 2012. Mr. Sarkozy appeared in a Paris courtroom Tuesday to face judges investigating allegations that his campaign managed to conceal unauthorized spending. From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest. That's the latest world news from VOA. -
5:59VOA news for Wednesday, February 24th, 2016
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VOA news for Wednesday, February 24th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. U.S. President Barack Obama outlines a plan for closing the military detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He spoke about prisoners still at the facility. "We'll continue to use all legal tools to deal with the remaining detainees still held under law of war detention. Currently, 10 detainees are in some stage of the military commissions process.” Mr. Obama asked Congress to be on what he called "the right side of history" and approve his proposal but Republicans have already criticized it. A senior administration official said closing the prison is a national security priority, saying the facility has inspired jihadists and served as a recruiting tool for terrorists. Some U.S. lawmakers are expressing skepticism about Russia's commitment to a new cease-fire plan for Syria. In a Tuesday hearing on the State Department's proposed budget, lawmakers sought assurances from Secretary of State John Kerry that Russia would curb its bombing campaign over Syria. Kerry called for a halt to the fighting. "As long as the killing goes on, this devastating cycle will feed on itself. And that is why we have urged all parties to support the cessation of hostilities now and it's why we have argued repeatedly there must be a diplomatic solution. As difficult as it is to get there, there must be a diplomatic solution to this war." :John Kerry. United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza has agreed to begin talks with the opposition [to begin] to bring an end to a nearly year-long political crisis. Mr. Ban announced the breakthrough Tuesday after meetings with Mr. Nkurunziza, opposition leaders and civil society groups in Bujumbura. The U.N. chief said they are all ready for "inclusive dialogue.” This is VOA news. Businessman Donald Trump looks poised to gain yet another victory in Nevada's Republican caucuses. The latest polls show Trump leading his Republican challengers with about 40 percent support. The United Nations has accused Afghan and U.S.-led international forces of executing two patients and a 15-year-old boy in a joint raid on a hospital in central Afghanistan. The U.N. says the alleged incident occurred February 18 in Wardak province. A U.S. Army spokesman says the Afghan government is investigating. Direct peace talks between the Afghan government and Taliban-led insurgent groups are expected to start "by the first week of March." Pakistan has offered to host the negotiations. That announcement followed a meeting Tuesday in Kabul of diplomats from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States. An independent U.S. research group says China is building a radar system throughout the disputed islands it holds in the South China Sea. A report by the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies was issued on the eve of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to the United States. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday he plans to travel to Cuba "in the next week or two," he says, for talks on human rights. Kerry made the announcement before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee. The United Nations human rights office is condemning violence and human rights abuses that marred last week's presidential elections in Uganda. Lisa Schlein reports. U.N. human rights monitors say two people were killed in election-related incidents last week - one as police broke up an opposition rally, the other as police disrupted a post-election protest. They say military and police forces in the capital, Kampala, have carted off several opposition figures, including three presidential candidates to prison. President Yoweri Museveni, in office since 1986, won a fifth term by a large margin in an election which many observers describe as flawed and full of irregularities. Lisa Schlein, Geneva. Also, African election news. Initial returns from Niger's presidential election show incumbent Mahamadou Issoufou in the lead, but the opposition is already rejecting the results. Leaders in the technology industry have begun adding their voices to the dispute between Apple and the U.S. government. Many tech executives have voiced their support for Apple CEO Tim Cook's refusal to help the government unlock an iPhone used by the perpetrators in last year's California mass shooting. But in an interview with The Financial Times, Microsoft founder Bill Gates disputed concerns voiced by Cook that creating software to break into the phone would become a "master key.” I'm David DeForest. That's the latest world news from VOA.
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VOA news for Saturday, March 5th, 2016
VOA news for Saturday, March 5th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Republican presidential candidates vie for advantage ahead of five nominating contests on Saturday. Frontrunner Donald Trump has decided to skip a major conservative political conference outside Washington. Trump was scheduled to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference Saturday but said on Twitter that he would not attend. Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus told the annual gathering in a Maryland suburb that whoever is the party's nominee will have the full support of the party. Some Republicans have been eager to derail the New York business mogul in the primary race that has been reduced to four competito... -
VOA news for Friday, March 4th, 2016
VOA news for Friday, March 4th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An accusation in Syria. The human rights group, Amnesty International, is accusing Russian and Syrian forces of deliberately targeting Syrian hospitals and medical facilities with airstrikes. Amnesty says it has evidence of attacks on six health-care facilities. Three civilians were killed in the attacks, 44 wounded. European Council President Donald Tusk says the number of migrants crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey to EU territory remains "too high." He says further measures are needed to curb it. British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday announced new funding to help resettle migrants in the French port city of Calais, as Fren... -
VOA news for Saturday, February 13th, 2016
VOA news for Friday, February 13th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Syria's President Bashar al-Assad has vowed to retake all of Syria from rebel forces. In an interview published Friday, Mr. Assad told the French news agency his forces plan to "retake the whole country." His statement fuels doubts about the parties' commitment to end the [nearly] near 5-year-old conflict. The Syrian President said he supports peace efforts but cautioned the negotiations do not mean that we "stop fighting terrorism.” Assad's announcement came shortly after world powers meeting in Munich, Germany, announced a deal to stop the fighting. As Henry Ridgwell reports, many observers think that Russia and Syria will use the brea... -
VOA news for Saturday, February 20th, 2016
VOA news for Saturday, February 20th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. U.S. warplanes have bombed an Islamic State training camp, that is, in western Libya. The strike early Friday destroyed a building in the town of Sabratha, west of Tripoli, in a region where the extremist group is known to operate. At a Pentagon news briefing, spokesman Peter Cook said the airstrike targeted senior figure Noureddine Chouchane, a Tunisian national and Islamic State operative, also known as "Sabir.” Cook said the airstrike was a clear demonstration of the Obama administration's commitment to go after Islamic State militants wherever they emerge. "This action is a clear demonstration of the secretary's continued commitmen... -
VOA news for Saturday, February 27th, 2016
VOA news for Saturday, February 27th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. A cease-fire has begun in Syria with nearly 100 groups committed to observing the cessation of hostilities. The truce, brokered by the United States and Russia, took effect at midnight Damascus time. The Syrian opposition's umbrella group, the High Negotiations Committee, said in a statement Friday that 97 groups have promised to take part in the cease-fire. Less than an hour before the temporary truce went into effect, members of the U.N. Security Council unanimously endorsed the deal in New York. U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power said the resolution offers hope that the violence in Syria could end. "This resolution endorses a set of pra... -
VOA news for Tuesday, February 2nd, 2016
VOA news for Tuesday, February 2nd, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The U.N. struggles to keep Syrian talks on track. Syrian government and opposition representatives were present in Geneva Monday but were not yet fully participating in indirect negotiations. U.N. officials said talks that had been scheduled between U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura and the Syrian government delegation were postponed. Instead, de Mistura met with the opposition for two hours before declaring the talks officially open. Both Republican and Democratic candidates are making last-minute appeals to voters in the crucial Midwestern state of Iowa. Jeff Custer reports. Dawn of the Iowa state house showed the two leading Republica... -
VOA news for Tuesday, February 16th, 2016
VOA news for Tuesday, February 16th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Four hospitals come under attack. The United Nations says nearly 50 people were killed in missile attacks on medical facilities in northern Syria Monday. A 30-bed hospital run by Doctors Without Borders was destroyed. Here is an agency official: "The hospital was bombed this morning three to four times, almost completely destroyed. Seven people were dead.” Three other medical facilities were damaged by what rebels say were targeted airstrikes by the Assad regime. The U.N. envoy to Syria is making an unannounced visit to Damascus. He is there for talks on implementing a ceasefire set to start later this week. Turkish Prime Minister A... -
VOA news for Tuesday, February 23rd, 2016
VOA news for Tuesday, February 23rd, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The United States and Russia agree on a cessation of hostilities in Syria. The move could pave the way for an expansion of humanitarian aid to besieged cities and set the stage for a resumption of talks on a political transition. In a joint statement Monday, the U.S. and Russia proposed that the cease-fire begin February 27. It would apply to all parties in the conflict with the exception of terrorist groups. Here is U.N. envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura: "and there is a need to make sure that all stakeholders and the persons those who have been involved in this conflict are actually engaged and committed to respect it.” Some of t... -
VOA news for Friday, February 19th, 2016
VOA news for Friday, February 19th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An historic visit to Cuba. The White House says President Barack Obama plans to make a two-day visit to Cuba, beginning March 21. Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes says the president will discuss a wide range of issues with Cuban President Raul Castro, but has no plans to meet his brother, Fidel. "We see it as a means of pushing forward this normalization process, trying to achieve a greater opening between the United States and Cuba commercially, but also supporting and advancing the values that we care about.” Mr. Obama plans to meet with dissidents and raise human rights issues. Republican presidential candidates Marco R... -
VOA news for Friday, February 26th, 2016
VOA news for Friday, February 26th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. A proposal on North Korea. The United States submitted to the U.N. Security Council Thursday a draft resolution calling for new sanctions on North Korea for its recent nuclear test and long-range missile launch. Here is U.S. ambassador Samantha Power: "The United States tabled a draft U.N. Security Council resolution that if adopted would break new ground and represent the strongest set of sanctions imposed by the Security Council in more than 2 decades." :Samantha Power. U.S. President Barack Obama met Thursday with his top security officials to discuss U.S. efforts to combat the Islamic State group. The meeting included senior offi... -
VOA news for Thursday, February 18th, 2016
VOA news for Thursday, February 18th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Turkish officials say at least 28 people are dead following an explosion in Ankara. The blast occurred as a convoy of military buses passed by a few hundred meters from military headquarters. A local official says the blast appeared to have been caused by a car bomb. No one has claimed responsibility. President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is vowing to avenge the attack. He says Turkey will retaliate against not only the attackers but those he calls the "forces" behind them. Turkish officials want coalition backing to secure a strip of territory 10 kilometers deep on the Syrian side of their common border around the town of Azaz. The strip... -
VOA news for Thursday, February 25th, 2016
VOA news for Thursday, February 25th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Not so fast. U.S. President Barack Obama is sounding a note of caution on whether the cease-fire in Syria will actually lead to peace talks. "But we have seen modest progress over the course of the last week or so with respect to humanitarian access to populations that are threatened. If over the next several weeks we can see some lessening of the violence that's been wracking that country, then that provides us a basis to build a longer-term cease-fire.” President Obama spoke Wednesday at a White House appearance with visiting Jordanian King Abdullah. U.S. President Barack Obama says his Supreme Court nominee will be someone who g... -
VOA news for Wednesday, February 17th, 2016
VOA news for Wednesday, February 17th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Turkey called Tuesday for a ground operation with its international allies to end the war in Syria. A Turkish official said his country is pushing for the involvement of the U.S. and other allies in ground operations against the Islamic State group. The official spoke on condition of anonymity. Also, the United Nations announced Tuesday that aid convoys are being sent to besieged towns in Syria. Campaigning for Uganda's elections officially came to a close Tuesday. All the main Presidential candidates held rallies. Lizabeth Paulat has more. Tensions and uncertainty were high after the arrest Monday of Presidential candidate Kizza ... -
VOA news for Wednesday, February 24th, 2016
VOA news for Wednesday, February 24th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. U.S. President Barack Obama outlines a plan for closing the military detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba. He spoke about prisoners still at the facility. "We'll continue to use all legal tools to deal with the remaining detainees still held under law of war detention. Currently, 10 detainees are in some stage of the military commissions process.” Mr. Obama asked Congress to be on what he called "the right side of history" and approve his proposal but Republicans have already criticized it. A senior administration official said closing the prison is a national security priority, saying the facility has inspired jihadists and s... -
VOA news for Monday, February 15th, 2016
VOA news for Monday, February 15th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Western-backed Kurds come under Turkish attack. Turkey says it will continue to target Kurdish fighters on the Syrian frontier near its border. Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu told German Chancellor Angela Merkel by telephone that Turkey will "not permit" forces of the Kurdish People's Protection Units to carry out what he called "aggressive acts.” Both France and the United States have called for an "immediate halt" to the Turkish bombardments. U.S. President Barack Obama has called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the air campaign against moderate opposition forces in Syria. The White House says the two leaders spo... -
VOA news for Monday, February 22nd, 2016
VOA news for Monday, February 22nd, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. A preliminary cease-fire agreement for Syria is reported. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says a "provisional agreement" has been made with Russia for a cease-fire in Syria. "Even as recently as an hour ago this morning, I spoke with Foreign Minister Lavrov by phone, I spoke with him yesterday. But again today, this morning, I underscored the urgent need to achieve a full cessation of hostilities in the shortest timeframe possible.” Violence continued unabated throughout the country, with scores of people killed in two attacks claimed by the Islamic State group. Businessman Donald Trump remains the clear frontrunner for the Republ... -
VOA news for Sunday, February 21st, 2016
VOA news for Sunday, February 21st, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Hillary Clinton has won Nevada's Democratic caucuses with more than three quarters of the precincts reported. The former secretary of state captured more than 52 percent of the vote to Bernie Sanders of Vermont 48 percent. Clinton told cheering supporters that their hard work had paid off. "Hotel and casino workers who never wavered, students with too much debt and small business owners who never go off the clock. Tens of thousands of men and women with kids to raise, bills to pay, and dreams that won't die, this is your campaign.” Clinton barely edged Sanders in the Iowa caucuses and Sanders had won the New Hampshire primary. Meanwhile,... -
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VOA news for Sunday, January 24th, 2016
VOA news for Sunday, January 24th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. A massive winter storm continues to rush the U.S. East Coast, shutting down all non-emergency travel in New York City. Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a news conference the storm has exceeded expectations and residents need to be prepared for historic amounts of snow. “At this point of the day, one to two inches per hour should be assumed, which is a very fast accumulation. We're even hearing estimates now of one to three inches per hour.” De Blasio added that people who do not get off the roads could face arrest. The city has stopped all bus service and all bridges and tunnels are closed. Underground subways are still running but those above... -
VOA news for Wednesday, January 27th, 2016
VOA news for Wednesday, January 27th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Syrian peace talks set for Friday. The United Nations on Tuesday sent out invitations for Syrian peace talks in Geneva. It is not immediately clear who has been invited or whether all of the groups opposed to the regime of President Bashar al-Assad will attend. Meanwhile, the conflict in Syria continued Tuesday with a double suicide bombing in the western city of Homs that state media said killed at least 22 people and wounded more than 100. Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack. Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for the country to improve anti-corruption measures just hours after a BBC documentary reported h... -
VOA news for 9 Feb 2016
From Washington this is VOA news. I’m Victor Beattie reporting. Syrian government forces advance. The Syrian army backed by Iranian militia and Russian airstrikes has advanced toward the Turkish border pushing rebels out of at least two towns north of Aleppo. Russia has been bombarding rebel held areas for days causing tens of thousands of civilians to flee to Turkey and camps along the border. U. S. spokesman, John Kirby, said Monday Washington has been in “close contact” with Moscow ahead of another international meeting in Munich. “We have talked a lot about this with them and you heard the secretary address this very issue on Friday and and that's why he believes this upcoming meeting in Munich is important. On Thursday to deal with this exact issue. And he's been very clear that Russi... -
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VOA news for Thursday, January 28th, 2016
VOA news for Thursday, January 28th, 2016 Thanks to http://gandalf.ddo.jp/ for audio and text From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. No decision yet. A committee of key Syrian opposition groups is expected to decide later whether to participate in U.N.-brokered peace talks in Geneva. U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura sent out invitations to the negotiations, but did not disclose who was on the list. The High Negotiations Committee says the Syrian government and its allies must lift blockades of besieged areas before it will join the talks scheduled to begin Friday. The United States and China agreed Wednesday to work together to ensure that North Korea ends its nuclear weapons program. U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi ...
VOA news for Saturday, March 5th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Republican presidential candidates vie for advantage ahead of five nominating contests on Saturday.
Frontrunner Donald Trump has decided to skip a major conservative political conference outside Washington. Trump was scheduled to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference Saturday but said on Twitter that he would not attend.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus told the annual gathering in a Maryland suburb that whoever is the party's nominee will have the full support of the party.
Some Republicans have been eager to derail the New York business mogul in the primary race that has been reduced to four competitors. U.S. Senators Ted Cruz of Texas and Marco Rubio of Florida and Governor John Kasich of Ohio are still in the race Meanwhile, the other candidates, including Democratic contenders Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, were preparing Friday for this weekend's presidential nominating contests. They're scheduled in at least five states: Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine and Nebraska.
Authorities in Yemen say at least 15 people, including four Christian nuns from India, were shot to death when militants burst into a retirement home in Aden.
Sunita Kumar is a spokeswoman for the sisters of charity: "This news is very shocking. The details that I get is that it happened at 8:30 in the morning local time while the sisters were serving breakfast.”
The dead included the four nuns, two Yemeni women who worked at the home, eight elderly residents and a guard.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
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Turkey says that its tanks shelled Islamic State positions in northern Syria and not those of the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia after the Kurdish group said that it had been attacked.
The YPG said in a statement that two Turkish tanks fired dozens of shells at its positions in the area of Afrin in northwestern Syria.
The French news agency reports that since mid-February, Turkish howitzers stationed just inside the border had shelled targets of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party and its armed wing, the YPG, inside Syria. The Turkish military said that it was responding to incoming fire.
The United States had urged Ankara to halt its fire in the run-up to a partial cease-fire in Syria. Since then, there have been no reports of Turkey shelling the PYD, which Ankara accuses of being the Syrian branch of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party.
The U.S. economy had a strong net gain of 242,000 jobs last month.
Friday's report from the Labor Department says that the unemployment rate stayed at an eight-year low of 4.9 percent.
Speaking at the White House, President Obama said the economic data show the "doomsday rhetoric" coming from some political campaigns is "fantasy.”
"Today, America's businesses are creating jobs at the fastest pace since the 1990s. America's workforce is growing at the fastest pace since the year 2000. It is showing the kind of strength and durability that makes America's economy right now the envy of the world, despite the enormous headwinds that it's receiving because of weaknesses in other parts of the world.”
The data showed 7.8 million Americans are still unemployed.
Allegations of sex abuse and exploitation by U.N. peacekeepers and staff rose last year. From the U.N., Margaret Besheer has more.
A new report from Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon released Friday says there were 99 such allegations last year, compared to 80 in 2014.
Atul Khare, Under-Secretary-General for Field Support, condemned such a misconduct at a news conference on Friday.
"That anyone serving under the U.N. flag should prey on the vulnerable is truly an abomination.”
More than half the peacekeeper-related abuse allegations were made against just two U.N. missions -- MINUSCA in the Central African Republic and MONUSCO in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Missions in Haiti, Liberia, Ivory Coast and Mali also had a substantial number of the allegations, while peacekeepers in Sudan's Darfur region, Abyei and Cyprus were the subject of four cases.
Margaret Besheer, VOA news, the United Nations.
For more on these stories, visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Republican presidential candidates vie for advantage ahead of five nominating contests on Saturday.
Frontrunner Donald Trump has decided to skip a major conservative political conference outside Washington. Trump was scheduled to speak at the Conservative Political Action Conference Saturday but said on Twitter that he would not attend.
Republican National Committee Chairman Reince Priebus told the annual gathering in a Maryland suburb that whoever is the party's nominee will have the full support of the party.
Some Republicans have been eager to derail the New York business mogul in the primary race that has been reduced to four competitors. U.S. Senators Ted Cruz of Texas and Marco Rubio of Florida and Governor John Kasich of Ohio are still in the race Meanwhile, the other candidates, including Democratic contenders Hillary Clinton and Bernie Sanders, were preparing Friday for this weekend's presidential nominating contests. They're scheduled in at least five states: Kansas, Kentucky, Louisiana, Maine and Nebraska.
Authorities in Yemen say at least 15 people, including four Christian nuns from India, were shot to death when militants burst into a retirement home in Aden.
Sunita Kumar is a spokeswoman for the sisters of charity: "This news is very shocking. The details that I get is that it happened at 8:30 in the morning local time while the sisters were serving breakfast.”
The dead included the four nuns, two Yemeni women who worked at the home, eight elderly residents and a guard.
No group has claimed responsibility for the attack.
Thais is VOA news.
Turkey says that its tanks shelled Islamic State positions in northern Syria and not those of the Syrian Kurdish YPG militia after the Kurdish group said that it had been attacked.
The YPG said in a statement that two Turkish tanks fired dozens of shells at its positions in the area of Afrin in northwestern Syria.
The French news agency reports that since mid-February, Turkish howitzers stationed just inside the border had shelled targets of the Syrian Kurdish Democratic Union Party and its armed wing, the YPG, inside Syria. The Turkish military said that it was responding to incoming fire.
The United States had urged Ankara to halt its fire in the run-up to a partial cease-fire in Syria. Since then, there have been no reports of Turkey shelling the PYD, which Ankara accuses of being the Syrian branch of the outlawed Kurdistan Workers Party.
The U.S. economy had a strong net gain of 242,000 jobs last month.
Friday's report from the Labor Department says that the unemployment rate stayed at an eight-year low of 4.9 percent.
Speaking at the White House, President Obama said the economic data show the "doomsday rhetoric" coming from some political campaigns is "fantasy.”
"Today, America's businesses are creating jobs at the fastest pace since the 1990s. America's workforce is growing at the fastest pace since the year 2000. It is showing the kind of strength and durability that makes America's economy right now the envy of the world, despite the enormous headwinds that it's receiving because of weaknesses in other parts of the world.”
The data showed 7.8 million Americans are still unemployed.
Allegations of sex abuse and exploitation by U.N. peacekeepers and staff rose last year. From the U.N., Margaret Besheer has more.
A new report from Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon released Friday says there were 99 such allegations last year, compared to 80 in 2014.
Atul Khare, Under-Secretary-General for Field Support, condemned such a misconduct at a news conference on Friday.
"That anyone serving under the U.N. flag should prey on the vulnerable is truly an abomination.”
More than half the peacekeeper-related abuse allegations were made against just two U.N. missions -- MINUSCA in the Central African Republic and MONUSCO in the Democratic Republic of Congo.
Missions in Haiti, Liberia, Ivory Coast and Mali also had a substantial number of the allegations, while peacekeepers in Sudan's Darfur region, Abyei and Cyprus were the subject of four cases.
Margaret Besheer, VOA news, the United Nations.
For more on these stories, visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An accusation in Syria.
The human rights group, Amnesty International, is accusing Russian and Syrian forces of deliberately targeting Syrian hospitals and medical facilities with airstrikes.
Amnesty says it has evidence of attacks on six health-care facilities. Three civilians were killed in the attacks, 44 wounded.
European Council President Donald Tusk says the number of migrants crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey to EU territory remains "too high." He says further measures are needed to curb it.
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday announced new funding to help resettle migrants in the French port city of Calais, as French and British leaders held talks about Europe's ongoing migrant crisis. Lisa Bryant has more.
Prime Minister Cameron announced about ($)24 million in additional support for authorities in Calais, where migrants have clashed with demolition teams in a sprawling shantytown called The Jungle.
"The money will go toward efforts to move people from the camps in Calais to facilities elsewhere in France and we will fund joint work to return migrants not in need of protection to their home countries.”
Cameron spoke after talks in northern France with President François Hollande amid deepening European divisions over how to handle the thousand of migrants who continue to arrive in the EU.
Lisa Bryant, Paris.
A military court in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, has sentenced to death a former journalist who helped al-Shabaab kill five fellow reporters in Mogadishu.
According to the court verdict, Hassan Hanafi assisted the Islamic militant group by identifying possible targets among journalists, that taking place between 2007 and 2011.
Thais is VOA news.
North Korea fired several short-range projectiles Thursday in what seemed to be an act of defiance against the expanded sanctions that were adopted Wednesday by the United Nations Security Council.
South Korea's Defense Ministry says it is investigating the incident.
Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney sharply criticized businessman Donald Trump Thursday casting him as unfit to be president of the United States.
Romney said Trump has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president.
"His domestic policies would lead to recession. His foreign policies would make America and the world less safe. He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president. And his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill.”
Trump rushed back calling Romney's remarks "nasty.”
"I'll just address it quickly because it's irrelevant. Look, Mitt is a failed candidate, he failed. He failed horribly.”
Another former Republican presidential nominee, Senator John McCain, tweeted that he agreed with Romney.
Afghanistan's chief peace negotiator says talks with Taliban-led insurgent groups are a "last opportunity" for reaching an accord.
Direct peace negotiations between Afghan government and Taliban delegates are expected to take place in Pakistan later this week.
A Burundian opposition group is welcoming the selection of former Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa as the new mediator for talks between the government and other stakeholders. The talks are aimed at ending the almost year-long crisis in Burundi.
A South African court has denied Olympian Oscar Pistorius the right to appeal his conviction for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
In his ruling Thursday, the Constitutional Court dismissed Pistorius' application, saying there are no prospects of success. The ruling clears the way for a judge to sentence Pistorius on his murder conviction.
The U.N. humanitarian chief has criticized all parties to the Yemen conflict for attacks on civilians.
Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council Thursday the "most pressing concern" now is for the protection of civilians.
O'Brien said since the start of the war nearly a year ago, some 2,000 children have been injured or killed from airstrikes, shelling, ground fighting and unexploded artillery.
Police in Turkey shot and killed two women Thursday who attacked a police station with guns and grenades.
There were no reports of other injuries [or] in the attack.
The women initially fled after firing at the station and hid inside a nearby building. Police surrounded the site and launched an assault that ended with the women dead.
The identity of the two attackers was not immediately known.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An accusation in Syria.
The human rights group, Amnesty International, is accusing Russian and Syrian forces of deliberately targeting Syrian hospitals and medical facilities with airstrikes.
Amnesty says it has evidence of attacks on six health-care facilities. Three civilians were killed in the attacks, 44 wounded.
European Council President Donald Tusk says the number of migrants crossing the Aegean Sea from Turkey to EU territory remains "too high." He says further measures are needed to curb it.
British Prime Minister David Cameron on Thursday announced new funding to help resettle migrants in the French port city of Calais, as French and British leaders held talks about Europe's ongoing migrant crisis. Lisa Bryant has more.
Prime Minister Cameron announced about ($)24 million in additional support for authorities in Calais, where migrants have clashed with demolition teams in a sprawling shantytown called The Jungle.
"The money will go toward efforts to move people from the camps in Calais to facilities elsewhere in France and we will fund joint work to return migrants not in need of protection to their home countries.”
Cameron spoke after talks in northern France with President François Hollande amid deepening European divisions over how to handle the thousand of migrants who continue to arrive in the EU.
Lisa Bryant, Paris.
A military court in Somalia's capital, Mogadishu, has sentenced to death a former journalist who helped al-Shabaab kill five fellow reporters in Mogadishu.
According to the court verdict, Hassan Hanafi assisted the Islamic militant group by identifying possible targets among journalists, that taking place between 2007 and 2011.
Thais is VOA news.
North Korea fired several short-range projectiles Thursday in what seemed to be an act of defiance against the expanded sanctions that were adopted Wednesday by the United Nations Security Council.
South Korea's Defense Ministry says it is investigating the incident.
Former Republican presidential candidate Mitt Romney sharply criticized businessman Donald Trump Thursday casting him as unfit to be president of the United States.
Romney said Trump has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president.
"His domestic policies would lead to recession. His foreign policies would make America and the world less safe. He has neither the temperament nor the judgment to be president. And his personal qualities would mean that America would cease to be a shining city on a hill.”
Trump rushed back calling Romney's remarks "nasty.”
"I'll just address it quickly because it's irrelevant. Look, Mitt is a failed candidate, he failed. He failed horribly.”
Another former Republican presidential nominee, Senator John McCain, tweeted that he agreed with Romney.
Afghanistan's chief peace negotiator says talks with Taliban-led insurgent groups are a "last opportunity" for reaching an accord.
Direct peace negotiations between Afghan government and Taliban delegates are expected to take place in Pakistan later this week.
A Burundian opposition group is welcoming the selection of former Tanzanian President Benjamin Mkapa as the new mediator for talks between the government and other stakeholders. The talks are aimed at ending the almost year-long crisis in Burundi.
A South African court has denied Olympian Oscar Pistorius the right to appeal his conviction for the murder of his girlfriend, Reeva Steenkamp.
In his ruling Thursday, the Constitutional Court dismissed Pistorius' application, saying there are no prospects of success. The ruling clears the way for a judge to sentence Pistorius on his murder conviction.
The U.N. humanitarian chief has criticized all parties to the Yemen conflict for attacks on civilians.
Stephen O'Brien told the Security Council Thursday the "most pressing concern" now is for the protection of civilians.
O'Brien said since the start of the war nearly a year ago, some 2,000 children have been injured or killed from airstrikes, shelling, ground fighting and unexploded artillery.
Police in Turkey shot and killed two women Thursday who attacked a police station with guns and grenades.
There were no reports of other injuries [or] in the attack.
The women initially fled after firing at the station and hid inside a nearby building. Police surrounded the site and launched an assault that ended with the women dead.
The identity of the two attackers was not immediately known.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Syria's President Bashar al-Assad has vowed to retake all of Syria from rebel forces.
In an interview published Friday, Mr. Assad told the French news agency his forces plan to "retake the whole country." His statement fuels doubts about the parties' commitment to end the [nearly] near 5-year-old conflict.
The Syrian President said he supports peace efforts but cautioned the negotiations do not mean that we "stop fighting terrorism.”
Assad's announcement came shortly after world powers meeting in Munich, Germany, announced a deal to stop the fighting.
As Henry Ridgwell reports, many observers think that Russia and Syria will use the break to increase their battle field advantage.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry announced the ceasefire deal in Munich Friday.
"We have agreed to implement a nationwide cessation of hostilities to begin in a target of 1 week's time. That's ambitious, but everybody is determined to move as rapidly as possible to try to achieve this.”
Kerry's Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, emphasized there were still differences with Washington.
Russia says it only targets extremist groups. But the bombardment has been stepped up against the rebel stronghold of Aleppo, which is now almost encircled by Syrian regime forces.
Henry Ridgwell, for VOA news, London.
Late Friday, U.S. officials laid out the mechanics of the new multinational plan. The Syrian opposition requested the pause in military action be referred to as a "cessation" in oppose to a ceasefire.
The opposition believed a ceasefire indicated a formal end to a conflict in which political objectives have been resolved. That is not the situation in Syria.
This is VOA news.
Pope Francis and the head of the Russian Orthodox Church signed a joint declaration for religious unity Friday after an historic meeting to heal the 1,000-year-old rift between the Western and Eastern branches of Christianity.
Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, and Patriarch Kirill embraced and kissed each other 3 times on the cheek as they began the 2-hour meeting at Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, Cuba.
The declaration says that "We hope our meeting contributes to the re-establishment of this unity wished for by God.”
Kirill is on an official visit to Cuba. Francis made a brief stop in Havana on his way to a previously planned visit to Mexico.
Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto has won a key ruling at the International Criminal Court, where he is on trial for war crimes over post-election violence in Kenya.
Judges at the court ruled Friday that some testimony against Ruto along with his co-accused, broadcaster Joshua Sang, was inadmissible.
It said prosecutors can no longer use depositions made before the start of the case by 5 witnesses who later recanted their testimony.
Ruto's lawyers are expected now to renew their argument that the case should be dropped because of a lack of evidence.
The prosecutors' office said it is "currently studying" the decision.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed tough new sanctions against North Korea.
As Cindy Saine reports, the legislation which passed by a 408-2 vote has already passed the Senate and is headed to President Obama's desk. It is intended to punish Pyongyang for its recent provocative actions.
The legislation directly targets money launderers, human rights abusers, weapons and luxury goods traders and anyone involved with the country's nuclear weapons program or anyone who perpetrates cyber attacks. It also imposes 2ndary sanctions against anyone who supports and finances North Korea's leaders. The hope is that even some actors in China, for example, banks or whoever, may be affected by this. And some are saying that this could draw parallels to the very tough sanctions the Congress is imposing on Iran, saying that's what brought Tehran to the negotiating table for the Iran nuclear deal. VOA Capitol Hill correspondent Cindy Saine.
Oil and stock prices surged Friday following reports that oil exporters might work out a deal to cut production and new data showing stronger U.S. consumer spending.
On Wall Street, the S&P; 500 and the Dow advanced about 2 percent. The NASDAQ rose 1.4 percent.
For more, visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Syria's President Bashar al-Assad has vowed to retake all of Syria from rebel forces.
In an interview published Friday, Mr. Assad told the French news agency his forces plan to "retake the whole country." His statement fuels doubts about the parties' commitment to end the [nearly] near 5-year-old conflict.
The Syrian President said he supports peace efforts but cautioned the negotiations do not mean that we "stop fighting terrorism.”
Assad's announcement came shortly after world powers meeting in Munich, Germany, announced a deal to stop the fighting.
As Henry Ridgwell reports, many observers think that Russia and Syria will use the break to increase their battle field advantage.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry announced the ceasefire deal in Munich Friday.
"We have agreed to implement a nationwide cessation of hostilities to begin in a target of 1 week's time. That's ambitious, but everybody is determined to move as rapidly as possible to try to achieve this.”
Kerry's Russian counterpart, Sergei Lavrov, emphasized there were still differences with Washington.
Russia says it only targets extremist groups. But the bombardment has been stepped up against the rebel stronghold of Aleppo, which is now almost encircled by Syrian regime forces.
Henry Ridgwell, for VOA news, London.
Late Friday, U.S. officials laid out the mechanics of the new multinational plan. The Syrian opposition requested the pause in military action be referred to as a "cessation" in oppose to a ceasefire.
The opposition believed a ceasefire indicated a formal end to a conflict in which political objectives have been resolved. That is not the situation in Syria.
This is VOA news.
Pope Francis and the head of the Russian Orthodox Church signed a joint declaration for religious unity Friday after an historic meeting to heal the 1,000-year-old rift between the Western and Eastern branches of Christianity.
Francis, the head of the Roman Catholic Church, and Patriarch Kirill embraced and kissed each other 3 times on the cheek as they began the 2-hour meeting at Jose Marti International Airport in Havana, Cuba.
The declaration says that "We hope our meeting contributes to the re-establishment of this unity wished for by God.”
Kirill is on an official visit to Cuba. Francis made a brief stop in Havana on his way to a previously planned visit to Mexico.
Kenya's Deputy President William Ruto has won a key ruling at the International Criminal Court, where he is on trial for war crimes over post-election violence in Kenya.
Judges at the court ruled Friday that some testimony against Ruto along with his co-accused, broadcaster Joshua Sang, was inadmissible.
It said prosecutors can no longer use depositions made before the start of the case by 5 witnesses who later recanted their testimony.
Ruto's lawyers are expected now to renew their argument that the case should be dropped because of a lack of evidence.
The prosecutors' office said it is "currently studying" the decision.
The U.S. House of Representatives has passed tough new sanctions against North Korea.
As Cindy Saine reports, the legislation which passed by a 408-2 vote has already passed the Senate and is headed to President Obama's desk. It is intended to punish Pyongyang for its recent provocative actions.
The legislation directly targets money launderers, human rights abusers, weapons and luxury goods traders and anyone involved with the country's nuclear weapons program or anyone who perpetrates cyber attacks. It also imposes 2ndary sanctions against anyone who supports and finances North Korea's leaders. The hope is that even some actors in China, for example, banks or whoever, may be affected by this. And some are saying that this could draw parallels to the very tough sanctions the Congress is imposing on Iran, saying that's what brought Tehran to the negotiating table for the Iran nuclear deal. VOA Capitol Hill correspondent Cindy Saine.
Oil and stock prices surged Friday following reports that oil exporters might work out a deal to cut production and new data showing stronger U.S. consumer spending.
On Wall Street, the S&P; 500 and the Dow advanced about 2 percent. The NASDAQ rose 1.4 percent.
For more, visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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VOA news for Saturday, February 20th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. U.S. warplanes have bombed an Islamic State training camp, that is, in western Libya.
The strike early Friday destroyed a building in the town of Sabratha, west of Tripoli, in a region where the extremist group is known to operate.
At a Pentagon news briefing, spokesman Peter Cook said the airstrike targeted senior figure Noureddine Chouchane, a Tunisian national and Islamic State operative, also known as "Sabir.”
Cook said the airstrike was a clear demonstration of the Obama administration's commitment to go after Islamic State militants wherever they emerge.
"This action is a clear demonstration of the secretary's continued commitment to go after ISIL's metastases wherever they emerge. It is fully consistent with our broader campaign plan to counter ISIL and prevent any efforts to establish new safe havens.”
Cook said both manned and unmanned aircraft took place in the strike.
Local officials said at least 40 people were killed. More than 30 Islamic State recruits were among the casualties.
The U.S. Justice Department is asking a judge to immediately order Apple to comply with a court order to unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in last year's deadly San Bernardino attack.
In the motion filed Friday, prosecutors offered a sharp response to the public statement by Apple's CEO Tim Cook, who said the firm would challenge the court order to protect his customers' privacy.
Prosecutors said, "Rather than assist the effort to fully investigate a terrorist attack, Apple responded by publicly repudiating that order.”
Apple argues the software the FBI is seeking would effectively act as a so-called "back door" that could be used to weaken the iPhone's security measures.
This is VOA news.
Voters in two diverse U.S. states are expected to further clarify the races in the Democratic and Republican fields Saturday as the quest for the White House intensifies.
South Carolina voters hold a Republican primary. A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News/Marist poll shows billionaire businessman Donald Trump just five percentage points ahead of Texas Senator Ted Cruz, 28 percent to 23 percent.
Meanwhile, Nevada will hold Democratic caucuses, with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton taking on Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
The president and the first lady paid their respects to Supreme Court Justice, the late Antonin Scalia, whose body is lying in repose in the U.S. Supreme Court's Great Hall.
The Obamas paused at Scalia's flag-draped coffin and stood before a portrait of the conservative justice before leaving the court building Friday afternoon.
[Early] Earlier, that is, after a brief private ceremony attended by family members and the eight other justices, mourners began filing past Scalia's casket. ???Stefanie Saskia, Raleigh, North Carolina, was one of them.
"He is original and has taken not just the Supreme Court but, you know, legal scholars in, off course, the country in a new direction, in a more conservative direction than was before. The court ??? changed a lot over the last 30 years.”
Scalia, who was appointed to the court by Republican President Ronald Reagan in 1986, died last Saturday in Texas. He was 79.
The World Food Program says an operation to air drop critical relief supplies into Deir ez-Zor, the eastern Syrian city under the control of the Islamic State, is still in the planning stage. But as Lisa Schlein reports from Geneva, the U.N. agency says it hopes to start the operation next week.
WFP spokeswoman Bettina Luescher says the airdrop operation aims to reach up to 200,000 people who are being denied food, medicine and other vital supplies by Islamic State. She says the militant group will not allow humanitarian aid into the city.
"This will be a high-altitude operation where we will be dropping off lifesaving aid supplies with parachutes. We will be using a plane that is especially equipped for this kind of high-altitude operation. We will be working with flight crews that are highly experienced.”
Luescher says airdrops are always a measure of last resort. However, going by land into the IS stronghold is not possible, given the dangers implicit in the operation.
Lisa Schlein, for VOA news, Geneva.
And, tributes continue to pour in for Harper Lee, the author of the Pulitzer prize-winning book To Kill a Mockingbird, who died Friday at age 89.
I'm David Byrd in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. U.S. warplanes have bombed an Islamic State training camp, that is, in western Libya.
The strike early Friday destroyed a building in the town of Sabratha, west of Tripoli, in a region where the extremist group is known to operate.
At a Pentagon news briefing, spokesman Peter Cook said the airstrike targeted senior figure Noureddine Chouchane, a Tunisian national and Islamic State operative, also known as "Sabir.”
Cook said the airstrike was a clear demonstration of the Obama administration's commitment to go after Islamic State militants wherever they emerge.
"This action is a clear demonstration of the secretary's continued commitment to go after ISIL's metastases wherever they emerge. It is fully consistent with our broader campaign plan to counter ISIL and prevent any efforts to establish new safe havens.”
Cook said both manned and unmanned aircraft took place in the strike.
Local officials said at least 40 people were killed. More than 30 Islamic State recruits were among the casualties.
The U.S. Justice Department is asking a judge to immediately order Apple to comply with a court order to unlock the iPhone used by one of the shooters in last year's deadly San Bernardino attack.
In the motion filed Friday, prosecutors offered a sharp response to the public statement by Apple's CEO Tim Cook, who said the firm would challenge the court order to protect his customers' privacy.
Prosecutors said, "Rather than assist the effort to fully investigate a terrorist attack, Apple responded by publicly repudiating that order.”
Apple argues the software the FBI is seeking would effectively act as a so-called "back door" that could be used to weaken the iPhone's security measures.
This is VOA news.
Voters in two diverse U.S. states are expected to further clarify the races in the Democratic and Republican fields Saturday as the quest for the White House intensifies.
South Carolina voters hold a Republican primary. A new Wall Street Journal/NBC News/Marist poll shows billionaire businessman Donald Trump just five percentage points ahead of Texas Senator Ted Cruz, 28 percent to 23 percent.
Meanwhile, Nevada will hold Democratic caucuses, with former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton taking on Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
The president and the first lady paid their respects to Supreme Court Justice, the late Antonin Scalia, whose body is lying in repose in the U.S. Supreme Court's Great Hall.
The Obamas paused at Scalia's flag-draped coffin and stood before a portrait of the conservative justice before leaving the court building Friday afternoon.
[Early] Earlier, that is, after a brief private ceremony attended by family members and the eight other justices, mourners began filing past Scalia's casket. ???Stefanie Saskia, Raleigh, North Carolina, was one of them.
"He is original and has taken not just the Supreme Court but, you know, legal scholars in, off course, the country in a new direction, in a more conservative direction than was before. The court ??? changed a lot over the last 30 years.”
Scalia, who was appointed to the court by Republican President Ronald Reagan in 1986, died last Saturday in Texas. He was 79.
The World Food Program says an operation to air drop critical relief supplies into Deir ez-Zor, the eastern Syrian city under the control of the Islamic State, is still in the planning stage. But as Lisa Schlein reports from Geneva, the U.N. agency says it hopes to start the operation next week.
WFP spokeswoman Bettina Luescher says the airdrop operation aims to reach up to 200,000 people who are being denied food, medicine and other vital supplies by Islamic State. She says the militant group will not allow humanitarian aid into the city.
"This will be a high-altitude operation where we will be dropping off lifesaving aid supplies with parachutes. We will be using a plane that is especially equipped for this kind of high-altitude operation. We will be working with flight crews that are highly experienced.”
Luescher says airdrops are always a measure of last resort. However, going by land into the IS stronghold is not possible, given the dangers implicit in the operation.
Lisa Schlein, for VOA news, Geneva.
And, tributes continue to pour in for Harper Lee, the author of the Pulitzer prize-winning book To Kill a Mockingbird, who died Friday at age 89.
I'm David Byrd in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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VOA news for Saturday, February 27th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. A cease-fire has begun in Syria with nearly 100 groups committed to observing the cessation of hostilities.
The truce, brokered by the United States and Russia, took effect at midnight Damascus time. The Syrian opposition's umbrella group, the High Negotiations Committee, said in a statement Friday that 97 groups have promised to take part in the cease-fire.
Less than an hour before the temporary truce went into effect, members of the U.N. Security Council unanimously endorsed the deal in New York.
U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power said the resolution offers hope that the violence in Syria could end.
"This resolution endorses a set of practical, concrete steps, along with terms to which the parties to the conflict must commit, to reduce the violence and create space for a long-overdue political transition.”
At the same meeting, U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura announced [that he would] that if the truce holds, that is, and humanitarian aid continues, he would reconvene intra-Syrian peace talks in Geneva on March 7.
The truce does not apply to the Islamic State and the al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front terror groups currently operating in Syria.
Iranians cast their ballots Friday for the first time since the country's nuclear deal with world powers took effect. Some 55 million Iranians were registered to vote for members of the conservative-dominated parliament as well as the 88-member Assembly of Experts.
The vote might provide the first clue as to whether key Western proponents of the nuclear deal will receive what they hoped for: a more moderate, open Iran.
This is VOA news.
Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump has won the endorsement of one of his formal rivals, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who says that Trump has the best chance to win the November election.
Trump said the two men had decided to wait until a stop in Texas Friday to make the announcement.
"... first I met the other day, and he said this whole thing and he called it the same thing Donald had never seen anything like it. It's a movement I have never seen anything like it. So we shook hands and I said, 'Let's keep it as a secret for the people in Texas. Let's go.'" Christie's announcement made him the first major party figure to endorse the billionaire real estate mogul.
The endorsement could give Trump a boost ahead of next week's crucial Super Tuesday nominating contests in which 12 states hold primaries or caucuses.
Meanwhile, on the Democratic Party side, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders face off Saturday in the South Carolina primary.
Clinton has won the Iowa and Nevada caucuses, while Sanders took the New Hampshire primary.
The International Football Federation has elected Gianni Infantino as its new president at a congress in Zurich. As Henry Ridgwell reports from London, the 45-year-old Infantino has promised to reorganize world football's scandal-tainted governing body.
Gianni Infantino won with a majority in the second round of voting - gaining 115 votes from the representatives of 209 nations. He pledged to rebuild the scandal-hit organization.
"I want to work with all of you together, with all of you, in order to restore and rebuild a new era in FIFA, a new era in FIFA where we can put again football in the center of the stage.”
Infantino won 27 more votes than his closest rival - the favorite, Bahrain's Sheikh Salman al-Khalifa.
Hours before the election, FIFA passed a set of reforms aimed at cleaning up its image. Many believe the reforms don't go far enough.
Henry Ridgwell, the VOA news, London.
The U.S. economy grew at a faster pace than first thought at the end of last year, although the growth was still disappointingly slow.
Friday's report from the Commerce Department says the 2015's fourth quarter saw gross domestic product expand at a 1 percent annual rate.
A White House economic adviser says that growth faltered late last year because of falling oil prices cutting into investments in that sector and global demands for U.S. exports slowing.
On Wall Street, stock prices ended the day mixed Friday, with the Dow and the S&P; down but the NASDAQ closing higher. European and Asian markets finished higher as well.
I'm David Byrd in Washington.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. A cease-fire has begun in Syria with nearly 100 groups committed to observing the cessation of hostilities.
The truce, brokered by the United States and Russia, took effect at midnight Damascus time. The Syrian opposition's umbrella group, the High Negotiations Committee, said in a statement Friday that 97 groups have promised to take part in the cease-fire.
Less than an hour before the temporary truce went into effect, members of the U.N. Security Council unanimously endorsed the deal in New York.
U.S. Ambassador Samantha Power said the resolution offers hope that the violence in Syria could end.
"This resolution endorses a set of practical, concrete steps, along with terms to which the parties to the conflict must commit, to reduce the violence and create space for a long-overdue political transition.”
At the same meeting, U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura announced [that he would] that if the truce holds, that is, and humanitarian aid continues, he would reconvene intra-Syrian peace talks in Geneva on March 7.
The truce does not apply to the Islamic State and the al-Qaeda-linked al-Nusra Front terror groups currently operating in Syria.
Iranians cast their ballots Friday for the first time since the country's nuclear deal with world powers took effect. Some 55 million Iranians were registered to vote for members of the conservative-dominated parliament as well as the 88-member Assembly of Experts.
The vote might provide the first clue as to whether key Western proponents of the nuclear deal will receive what they hoped for: a more moderate, open Iran.
This is VOA news.
Republican U.S. presidential candidate Donald Trump has won the endorsement of one of his formal rivals, New Jersey Governor Chris Christie, who says that Trump has the best chance to win the November election.
Trump said the two men had decided to wait until a stop in Texas Friday to make the announcement.
"... first I met the other day, and he said this whole thing and he called it the same thing Donald had never seen anything like it. It's a movement I have never seen anything like it. So we shook hands and I said, 'Let's keep it as a secret for the people in Texas. Let's go.'" Christie's announcement made him the first major party figure to endorse the billionaire real estate mogul.
The endorsement could give Trump a boost ahead of next week's crucial Super Tuesday nominating contests in which 12 states hold primaries or caucuses.
Meanwhile, on the Democratic Party side, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders face off Saturday in the South Carolina primary.
Clinton has won the Iowa and Nevada caucuses, while Sanders took the New Hampshire primary.
The International Football Federation has elected Gianni Infantino as its new president at a congress in Zurich. As Henry Ridgwell reports from London, the 45-year-old Infantino has promised to reorganize world football's scandal-tainted governing body.
Gianni Infantino won with a majority in the second round of voting - gaining 115 votes from the representatives of 209 nations. He pledged to rebuild the scandal-hit organization.
"I want to work with all of you together, with all of you, in order to restore and rebuild a new era in FIFA, a new era in FIFA where we can put again football in the center of the stage.”
Infantino won 27 more votes than his closest rival - the favorite, Bahrain's Sheikh Salman al-Khalifa.
Hours before the election, FIFA passed a set of reforms aimed at cleaning up its image. Many believe the reforms don't go far enough.
Henry Ridgwell, the VOA news, London.
The U.S. economy grew at a faster pace than first thought at the end of last year, although the growth was still disappointingly slow.
Friday's report from the Commerce Department says the 2015's fourth quarter saw gross domestic product expand at a 1 percent annual rate.
A White House economic adviser says that growth faltered late last year because of falling oil prices cutting into investments in that sector and global demands for U.S. exports slowing.
On Wall Street, stock prices ended the day mixed Friday, with the Dow and the S&P; down but the NASDAQ closing higher. European and Asian markets finished higher as well.
I'm David Byrd in Washington.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The U.N. struggles to keep Syrian talks on track.
Syrian government and opposition representatives were present in Geneva Monday but were not yet fully participating in indirect negotiations.
U.N. officials said talks that had been scheduled between U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura and the Syrian government delegation were postponed. Instead, de Mistura met with the opposition for two hours before declaring the talks officially open.
Both Republican and Democratic candidates are making last-minute appeals to voters in the crucial Midwestern state of Iowa. Jeff Custer reports.
Dawn of the Iowa state house showed the two leading Republican presidential contenders, billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump and conservative Texas Senator Ted Cruz, headed to more rallies on Monday.
Other Republican candidates, such as Ohio Governor John Kasich and Florida Senator Marco Rubio, are also meeting with voters.
The top Democratic contenders, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, are locked in a tight contest for their party's nod in the first of a long series of state-by-state contests.
The Iowa election caucuses will take place Monday evening local time at 1,681 schools, firehouses and community centers throughout the state.
Jeff Custer, VOA news, Washington.
The U.S. State Department says it is seeking details from the government of Saudi Arabia about reports that nine Americans have been detained in the kingdom as terrorism suspects. Spokesman John Kirby says diplomats are in contact with authorities in Riyadh.
A Saudi newspaper said Sunday that nine American citizens and 24 others have been detained as terrorism suspects during the past week.
For more, check our website voanews.com. This is VOA news.
The World Health Organization Monday declared the spread of the Zika virus to be a global public-health emergency.
Here is WHO head Margaret Chan: "I am now declaring that the recent cluster of microcephaly and other neurological abnormalities reported in Latin America following a similar cluster of French Polynesia in 2014 constitutes a public health emergency of international concern.”
At a special meeting of researchers and health officials in Geneva Monday, the WHO said Zika is a public health emergency of international concern but stopped short of calling for travel or trade restrictions.
A suicide bomb blast targeting a major police facility in the Afghan capital has killed at least 20 police officers and wounded 29 other people.
An Afghan official said security guards first identified the bomber as he moved toward the Afghan National Civil Order Police Headquarters. When guards tried to stop him, he blew himself up.
The Taliban is claiming responsibility.
Iran and Pakistan have agreed to increase border security as well as trade. Ayesha Tanzeem reports.
Iran and Pakistan Monday signed five memorandums of understanding dealing with border security and trade. The two countries share a long, porous border and have long-faced challenges related to drug trafficking, smuggling and illegal immigration.
Relations between the two have sometimes suffered due to cross-border actions by militant groups.
The two countries want to increase bilateral trade to $5 billion in the next five years.
Ayesha Tanzeem, Islamabad.
New members of Myanmar's parliament took a joint oath of office Monday in the capital, Naypyidaw. The ceremony [has been] is seen, rather, as the prelude to installing the country's first democratically elected government in more than half a century.
The German city of Cologne is on alert ahead of scheduled carnival celebrations. Authorities have mobilized to prevent a repeat of the spate of sexual assaults that occurred during the city's New Year's festivities.
In that incidents, hundreds of women who were groped and robbed by a mob of mostly North African and Arab men.
A British woman who took her child to Syria and joined the Islamic State group has been sentenced to six years in prison.
Tareena Shakil was convicted by a Birmingham court of being an IS member and encouraging acts of terrorism.
Britain's fertility regulator has granted its first license for the genetic modification of human embryos.
The Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority approved an application from a doctor at the Francis Crick Institute to renew her laboratory's research into including gene editing of embryos.
In Washington, this is David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The U.N. struggles to keep Syrian talks on track.
Syrian government and opposition representatives were present in Geneva Monday but were not yet fully participating in indirect negotiations.
U.N. officials said talks that had been scheduled between U.N. envoy Staffan de Mistura and the Syrian government delegation were postponed. Instead, de Mistura met with the opposition for two hours before declaring the talks officially open.
Both Republican and Democratic candidates are making last-minute appeals to voters in the crucial Midwestern state of Iowa. Jeff Custer reports.
Dawn of the Iowa state house showed the two leading Republican presidential contenders, billionaire real estate mogul Donald Trump and conservative Texas Senator Ted Cruz, headed to more rallies on Monday.
Other Republican candidates, such as Ohio Governor John Kasich and Florida Senator Marco Rubio, are also meeting with voters.
The top Democratic contenders, former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders, are locked in a tight contest for their party's nod in the first of a long series of state-by-state contests.
The Iowa election caucuses will take place Monday evening local time at 1,681 schools, firehouses and community centers throughout the state.
Jeff Custer, VOA news, Washington.
The U.S. State Department says it is seeking details from the government of Saudi Arabia about reports that nine Americans have been detained in the kingdom as terrorism suspects. Spokesman John Kirby says diplomats are in contact with authorities in Riyadh.
A Saudi newspaper said Sunday that nine American citizens and 24 others have been detained as terrorism suspects during the past week.
For more, check our website voanews.com. This is VOA news.
The World Health Organization Monday declared the spread of the Zika virus to be a global public-health emergency.
Here is WHO head Margaret Chan: "I am now declaring that the recent cluster of microcephaly and other neurological abnormalities reported in Latin America following a similar cluster of French Polynesia in 2014 constitutes a public health emergency of international concern.”
At a special meeting of researchers and health officials in Geneva Monday, the WHO said Zika is a public health emergency of international concern but stopped short of calling for travel or trade restrictions.
A suicide bomb blast targeting a major police facility in the Afghan capital has killed at least 20 police officers and wounded 29 other people.
An Afghan official said security guards first identified the bomber as he moved toward the Afghan National Civil Order Police Headquarters. When guards tried to stop him, he blew himself up.
The Taliban is claiming responsibility.
Iran and Pakistan have agreed to increase border security as well as trade. Ayesha Tanzeem reports.
Iran and Pakistan Monday signed five memorandums of understanding dealing with border security and trade. The two countries share a long, porous border and have long-faced challenges related to drug trafficking, smuggling and illegal immigration.
Relations between the two have sometimes suffered due to cross-border actions by militant groups.
The two countries want to increase bilateral trade to $5 billion in the next five years.
Ayesha Tanzeem, Islamabad.
New members of Myanmar's parliament took a joint oath of office Monday in the capital, Naypyidaw. The ceremony [has been] is seen, rather, as the prelude to installing the country's first democratically elected government in more than half a century.
The German city of Cologne is on alert ahead of scheduled carnival celebrations. Authorities have mobilized to prevent a repeat of the spate of sexual assaults that occurred during the city's New Year's festivities.
In that incidents, hundreds of women who were groped and robbed by a mob of mostly North African and Arab men.
A British woman who took her child to Syria and joined the Islamic State group has been sentenced to six years in prison.
Tareena Shakil was convicted by a Birmingham court of being an IS member and encouraging acts of terrorism.
Britain's fertility regulator has granted its first license for the genetic modification of human embryos.
The Human Fertilization and Embryology Authority approved an application from a doctor at the Francis Crick Institute to renew her laboratory's research into including gene editing of embryos.
In Washington, this is David DeForest.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Four hospitals come under attack.
The United Nations says nearly 50 people were killed in missile attacks on medical facilities in northern Syria Monday.
A 30-bed hospital run by Doctors Without Borders was destroyed. Here is an agency official: "The hospital was bombed this morning three to four times, almost completely destroyed. Seven people were dead.”
Three other medical facilities were damaged by what rebels say were targeted airstrikes by the Assad regime.
The U.N. envoy to Syria is making an unannounced visit to Damascus. He is there for talks on implementing a ceasefire set to start later this week.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said Monday his country will not let Syrian Kurdish fighters, the PYG, take the town of Azaz located in Syria near the Turkish border. Dorian Jones has more.
The Turkish military confirmed Monday its forces shelled Syrian Kurdish positions of the PYG for a third consecutive day.
During a visit to Ukraine, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu warned the PYG it will face what he called the "fiercest response" if it makes further territorial gains.
Ankara accuses the group of being a terrorist organization linked to the Kurdish rebel group, the PKK.
With the Syrian Kurdish leadership dismissing Ankara's warnings, Turkey's political leaders have not ruled out a military intervention.
Dorian Jones, Istanbul.
Ugandan police briefly detained opposition presidential candidate Kizza Besigye Monday as he campaigned in Kampala.
Witnesses said police fired tear gas during a campaign event and took the candidate into custody. He was later freed.
A police official accused Besigye of violating campaign rules.
This is VOA news.
U.S. President Barack Obama is set to welcome the leaders of all 10 Association of Southeast Asian Nations to California for a summit meeting.
Mr. Obama and the ASEAN leaders will meet for two days discussing a wide range of issues. Territorial disputes in the South China Sea and China's increasing activities will be a key topic. Leaders will also discuss North Korea's recent nuclear test and long-range missile launch.
Thousands of Mexicans gathered in a sports field in Chiapas state for an open-air Mass Pope Francis conducted in three local languages.
The pope asked Mexico's indigenous population on Monday for forgiveness for the societal exclusion they have suffered.
During the service, Francis issued a decree allowing indigenous languages to be used during Catholic masses.
European Council leader Donald Tusk says there is a "real" danger of the European Union breaking up over two issues -- an agreement to keep Britain in the union and the strain caused by mass migration.
Tusk spoke in Bucharest just days ahead of a key EU summit. He called it a "critical moment.”
European Union foreign ministers say they are prepared to increase economic sanctions on Burundi, which has been in a political crisis since President Pierre Nkurunziza won a third term last July.
The EU ministers meeting in Brussels Monday said the European Union stands ready to impose sanctions against those in Burundi who have contributed to the country's violence as well as those who have hampered a political solution.
Bosnia has formally submitted an application to become part of the European Union.
President Dragan Čović submitted the paperwork to become a member of the 28-nation European bloc Monday in Brussels.
Former U.S. President George W. Bush will reenter the American political scene to try to boost his brother Jeb's bid for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
The former president had stayed away from politics since leaving office in 2009.
He is planning to appear at a nighttime rally to support Jeb Bush's campaign in South Carolina, where Republicans are holding a presidential primary on Saturday.
The White House says President Barack Obama has started preliminary discussions about a nominee to replace the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
A spokesman says the president will look for a nominee who understands that justice is something that affects people's daily lives and not just an abstract theory.
The White House signaled Monday that the president would not wait until Congress is out of session and make a recess appointment -- an action that would infuriate the Republican-led legislative branch.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Four hospitals come under attack.
The United Nations says nearly 50 people were killed in missile attacks on medical facilities in northern Syria Monday.
A 30-bed hospital run by Doctors Without Borders was destroyed. Here is an agency official: "The hospital was bombed this morning three to four times, almost completely destroyed. Seven people were dead.”
Three other medical facilities were damaged by what rebels say were targeted airstrikes by the Assad regime.
The U.N. envoy to Syria is making an unannounced visit to Damascus. He is there for talks on implementing a ceasefire set to start later this week.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said Monday his country will not let Syrian Kurdish fighters, the PYG, take the town of Azaz located in Syria near the Turkish border. Dorian Jones has more.
The Turkish military confirmed Monday its forces shelled Syrian Kurdish positions of the PYG for a third consecutive day.
During a visit to Ukraine, Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu warned the PYG it will face what he called the "fiercest response" if it makes further territorial gains.
Ankara accuses the group of being a terrorist organization linked to the Kurdish rebel group, the PKK.
With the Syrian Kurdish leadership dismissing Ankara's warnings, Turkey's political leaders have not ruled out a military intervention.
Dorian Jones, Istanbul.
Ugandan police briefly detained opposition presidential candidate Kizza Besigye Monday as he campaigned in Kampala.
Witnesses said police fired tear gas during a campaign event and took the candidate into custody. He was later freed.
A police official accused Besigye of violating campaign rules.
This is VOA news.
U.S. President Barack Obama is set to welcome the leaders of all 10 Association of Southeast Asian Nations to California for a summit meeting.
Mr. Obama and the ASEAN leaders will meet for two days discussing a wide range of issues. Territorial disputes in the South China Sea and China's increasing activities will be a key topic. Leaders will also discuss North Korea's recent nuclear test and long-range missile launch.
Thousands of Mexicans gathered in a sports field in Chiapas state for an open-air Mass Pope Francis conducted in three local languages.
The pope asked Mexico's indigenous population on Monday for forgiveness for the societal exclusion they have suffered.
During the service, Francis issued a decree allowing indigenous languages to be used during Catholic masses.
European Council leader Donald Tusk says there is a "real" danger of the European Union breaking up over two issues -- an agreement to keep Britain in the union and the strain caused by mass migration.
Tusk spoke in Bucharest just days ahead of a key EU summit. He called it a "critical moment.”
European Union foreign ministers say they are prepared to increase economic sanctions on Burundi, which has been in a political crisis since President Pierre Nkurunziza won a third term last July.
The EU ministers meeting in Brussels Monday said the European Union stands ready to impose sanctions against those in Burundi who have contributed to the country's violence as well as those who have hampered a political solution.
Bosnia has formally submitted an application to become part of the European Union.
President Dragan Čović submitted the paperwork to become a member of the 28-nation European bloc Monday in Brussels.
Former U.S. President George W. Bush will reenter the American political scene to try to boost his brother Jeb's bid for the 2016 Republican presidential nomination.
The former president had stayed away from politics since leaving office in 2009.
He is planning to appear at a nighttime rally to support Jeb Bush's campaign in South Carolina, where Republicans are holding a presidential primary on Saturday.
The White House says President Barack Obama has started preliminary discussions about a nominee to replace the late U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia.
A spokesman says the president will look for a nominee who understands that justice is something that affects people's daily lives and not just an abstract theory.
The White House signaled Monday that the president would not wait until Congress is out of session and make a recess appointment -- an action that would infuriate the Republican-led legislative branch.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The United States and Russia agree on a cessation of hostilities in Syria.
The move could pave the way for an expansion of humanitarian aid to besieged cities and set the stage for a resumption of talks on a political transition. In a joint statement Monday, the U.S. and Russia proposed that the cease-fire begin February 27.
It would apply to all parties in the conflict with the exception of terrorist groups.
Here is U.N. envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura: "and there is a need to make sure that all stakeholders and the persons those who have been involved in this conflict are actually engaged and committed to respect it.”
Some of the issues linked to the cessation still appeared to be unresolved.
British Prime Minister David Cameron says the results of a referendum June 23 on Britain's exit from the European Union will be final.
Speaking to parliament, Mr. Cameron said staying in the union after his recent negotiations is a win for the country.
"Mr. Speaker, our special status means that Britain can have the best of both worlds. We will be in the parts of Europe that work for us; influencing the decisions that affect us; in the driving seat of the world's biggest single market; and with the ability to take action to keep our people safe.”
Mr. Cameron dismissed calls for a second referendum. London Mayor Boris Johnson had suggested a second vote could help Britain renegotiate its terms with the EU.
Police in Uganda arrested opposition leader Kizza Besigye Monday. Besigye lost an election Thursday to incumbent President Yoweri Museveni. The opposition leader charged the election was fraudulent.
He had planned to go to the headquarters of the electoral commission to collect evidence ahead of a possible legal challenge.
This is VOA news.
Apple chief executive Tim Cook told the firm's customers Monday that a recent demand by the U.S. government is, in his words, "chilling.”
The government wants the technology company to build a backdoor into an encrypted Apple phone used by one of the terrorists who launched an attack last year in California.
In an open letter to Apple customers, Cook said if Apple complies with the request, it would open the door to countless future searches of Apple customers' phones.
A new Pew Research Center survey shows a slim 51 percent majority of Americans support U.S. law enforcement officials in their effort to get Apple to unlock the phone.
Prosecutors say the suspect in a shooting spree in the northern U.S. state of Michigan admitted to carrying out the attacks that killed six people.
Prosecutors say Jason Dalton, a 45-year-old Uber driver who had no previous criminal record, made the confession during police questioning.
The legislative fight over a U.S. Supreme Court vacancy began Monday. Michael Bowman takes a look.
Four weeks are possibly the remainder of the year. The Senate will be ground zero for a ferocious battle to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, who died nine days ago.
With the ideological tilt of the Supreme Court at stake, Republicans want the vacancy filled by the next president, not Barack Obama. They have the power to withhold confirmation of any Obama nominee and run out the clock on the administration.
Senate Democrats are crying foul and have the power to block almost all legislation indefinitely in protest effectively grinding Congress to a halt.
Michael Bowman, the Capitol.
Republican presidential candidates are campaigning in Nevada. Businessman Donald Trump hopes to win his third straight nominating contest.
The next Democratic presidential contest is in South Carolina. That's on Saturday. It's a party primary that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is heavily favored to win.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is in Burundi. He is there for a visit aimed at calming a political crisis there that has embroiled the country for almost a year.
Human Rights Watch says violent government crackdowns on protesters are happening in Ethiopia's Oromia region despite official claims that all is normal.
A new report details statements from opposition members and activists saying more than 200 people have been killed since November 12 and thousands more have been arrested.
It says security forces have fired aimlessly into crowds of protesters and have tortured detainees.
Protests in Oromia region broke out in opposition to plans to expand the [municipality] municipal boundary of Addis Ababa to accommodate and increase in development.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. The United States and Russia agree on a cessation of hostilities in Syria.
The move could pave the way for an expansion of humanitarian aid to besieged cities and set the stage for a resumption of talks on a political transition. In a joint statement Monday, the U.S. and Russia proposed that the cease-fire begin February 27.
It would apply to all parties in the conflict with the exception of terrorist groups.
Here is U.N. envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura: "and there is a need to make sure that all stakeholders and the persons those who have been involved in this conflict are actually engaged and committed to respect it.”
Some of the issues linked to the cessation still appeared to be unresolved.
British Prime Minister David Cameron says the results of a referendum June 23 on Britain's exit from the European Union will be final.
Speaking to parliament, Mr. Cameron said staying in the union after his recent negotiations is a win for the country.
"Mr. Speaker, our special status means that Britain can have the best of both worlds. We will be in the parts of Europe that work for us; influencing the decisions that affect us; in the driving seat of the world's biggest single market; and with the ability to take action to keep our people safe.”
Mr. Cameron dismissed calls for a second referendum. London Mayor Boris Johnson had suggested a second vote could help Britain renegotiate its terms with the EU.
Police in Uganda arrested opposition leader Kizza Besigye Monday. Besigye lost an election Thursday to incumbent President Yoweri Museveni. The opposition leader charged the election was fraudulent.
He had planned to go to the headquarters of the electoral commission to collect evidence ahead of a possible legal challenge.
This is VOA news.
Apple chief executive Tim Cook told the firm's customers Monday that a recent demand by the U.S. government is, in his words, "chilling.”
The government wants the technology company to build a backdoor into an encrypted Apple phone used by one of the terrorists who launched an attack last year in California.
In an open letter to Apple customers, Cook said if Apple complies with the request, it would open the door to countless future searches of Apple customers' phones.
A new Pew Research Center survey shows a slim 51 percent majority of Americans support U.S. law enforcement officials in their effort to get Apple to unlock the phone.
Prosecutors say the suspect in a shooting spree in the northern U.S. state of Michigan admitted to carrying out the attacks that killed six people.
Prosecutors say Jason Dalton, a 45-year-old Uber driver who had no previous criminal record, made the confession during police questioning.
The legislative fight over a U.S. Supreme Court vacancy began Monday. Michael Bowman takes a look.
Four weeks are possibly the remainder of the year. The Senate will be ground zero for a ferocious battle to replace Justice Antonin Scalia, who died nine days ago.
With the ideological tilt of the Supreme Court at stake, Republicans want the vacancy filled by the next president, not Barack Obama. They have the power to withhold confirmation of any Obama nominee and run out the clock on the administration.
Senate Democrats are crying foul and have the power to block almost all legislation indefinitely in protest effectively grinding Congress to a halt.
Michael Bowman, the Capitol.
Republican presidential candidates are campaigning in Nevada. Businessman Donald Trump hopes to win his third straight nominating contest.
The next Democratic presidential contest is in South Carolina. That's on Saturday. It's a party primary that former Secretary of State Hillary Clinton is heavily favored to win.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon is in Burundi. He is there for a visit aimed at calming a political crisis there that has embroiled the country for almost a year.
Human Rights Watch says violent government crackdowns on protesters are happening in Ethiopia's Oromia region despite official claims that all is normal.
A new report details statements from opposition members and activists saying more than 200 people have been killed since November 12 and thousands more have been arrested.
It says security forces have fired aimlessly into crowds of protesters and have tortured detainees.
Protests in Oromia region broke out in opposition to plans to expand the [municipality] municipal boundary of Addis Ababa to accommodate and increase in development.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An historic visit to Cuba.
The White House says President Barack Obama plans to make a two-day visit to Cuba, beginning March 21.
Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes says the president will discuss a wide range of issues with Cuban President Raul Castro, but has no plans to meet his brother, Fidel.
"We see it as a means of pushing forward this normalization process, trying to achieve a greater opening between the United States and Cuba commercially, but also supporting and advancing the values that we care about.”
Mr. Obama plans to meet with dissidents and raise human rights issues.
Republican presidential candidates Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, both of Cuban descent, are criticizing the planned trip.
Police in Uganda briefly arrested presidential candidate Kizza Besigye after he tried to enter a house he said was being used for rigging the national elections.
Besigye was released and taken to his home. It's not clear if he was placed under house arrest.
Polls have closed in Uganda and vote counting has begun.
Turkey is blaming Wednesday's deadly car-bombing in Ankara on a Syrian man with links to Kurdish militia groups.
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said the attack was carried out by the PKK Kurdish separatist group.
He said the Syrian man was a member of the YPG, the armed faction of a Syrian Kurdish rebel group.
The European Union's top migration official says an Austrian plan to limit the number of asylum seekers is unlawful.
In a letter to the Austrian government Thursday, Dimitris Avramopoulos said that Austria has a legal obligation to accept any asylum application that is made on its territory or at its border.
This is VOA news.
Prime Minister David Cameron is meeting with other European Union leaders at a summit in Brussels where discussions are dominated by the region's migrant crisis and Britain's threatened exit. Lisa Bryant reports.
"A good deal but not any deal." That's a message sounded by British Prime Minister David Cameron at the start of the Brussels talks.
"I'll be battling for Britain. If we can get a good deal, I'll take that deal. But I will not take a deal that doesn't meet what we need.”
Cameron wants concessions from other EU leaders on key demands that he can present to British voters in a referendum expected later in the year on whether his country will remain in the European Union.
Lisa Bryant, Paris.
The U.S. and Russia will co-chair an initial meeting of a cease-fire task force in Geneva Friday. The meeting will take place under the auspices of the United Nations.
The task force will explore prospects for a long-range cease-fire in Syria.
The 17-nation International Syria Support Group devised the plan for the task force during its meeting last week in Munich.
Pope Francis says it is acceptable to use artificial contraception in response to the Zika virus, a disease that could cause birth defects. But the pope maintained the church's stance against abortion, calling it "an absolute evil.”
Pope Francis injected himself into the U.S. presidential race Thursday suggesting Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is not Christian because of his proposal to build a wall along the southern U.S. border with Mexico. The wall will be intended to keep out illegal migrants headed for the United States.
Trump, a Presbyterian, said at a campaign rally that the pope's comments were, in his words, "not a nice thing to say and disgraceful.”
The remark by Pope Francis comes just two days ahead of a crucial party nominating contest in the state of South Carolina, where political surveys show Trump with a commanding lead over five Republican challengers.
Authorities in Ghana say at least 53 people died in a collision between a bus and a truck on a highway north of the capital, Accra.
It is believed to be one of Ghana's worst road accidents in years.
The White House says President Barack Obama has started a process of finding a nominee to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Spokesman Josh Earnest said Thursday that Mr. Obama intends to nominate someone quickly.
But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says there will be no confirmation hearings for any Obama nominee. Many Republicans think the next president should make the nomination.
The White House insists the Senate is obligated to consider a new justice.
On Wall Street, U.S. stock indexes were up at the close of, down, rather, at the close of trade today. In Europe, stocks were mixed.
I'm David DeForest in Washington.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. An historic visit to Cuba.
The White House says President Barack Obama plans to make a two-day visit to Cuba, beginning March 21.
Deputy National Security Adviser Ben Rhodes says the president will discuss a wide range of issues with Cuban President Raul Castro, but has no plans to meet his brother, Fidel.
"We see it as a means of pushing forward this normalization process, trying to achieve a greater opening between the United States and Cuba commercially, but also supporting and advancing the values that we care about.”
Mr. Obama plans to meet with dissidents and raise human rights issues.
Republican presidential candidates Marco Rubio and Ted Cruz, both of Cuban descent, are criticizing the planned trip.
Police in Uganda briefly arrested presidential candidate Kizza Besigye after he tried to enter a house he said was being used for rigging the national elections.
Besigye was released and taken to his home. It's not clear if he was placed under house arrest.
Polls have closed in Uganda and vote counting has begun.
Turkey is blaming Wednesday's deadly car-bombing in Ankara on a Syrian man with links to Kurdish militia groups.
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said the attack was carried out by the PKK Kurdish separatist group.
He said the Syrian man was a member of the YPG, the armed faction of a Syrian Kurdish rebel group.
The European Union's top migration official says an Austrian plan to limit the number of asylum seekers is unlawful.
In a letter to the Austrian government Thursday, Dimitris Avramopoulos said that Austria has a legal obligation to accept any asylum application that is made on its territory or at its border.
This is VOA news.
Prime Minister David Cameron is meeting with other European Union leaders at a summit in Brussels where discussions are dominated by the region's migrant crisis and Britain's threatened exit. Lisa Bryant reports.
"A good deal but not any deal." That's a message sounded by British Prime Minister David Cameron at the start of the Brussels talks.
"I'll be battling for Britain. If we can get a good deal, I'll take that deal. But I will not take a deal that doesn't meet what we need.”
Cameron wants concessions from other EU leaders on key demands that he can present to British voters in a referendum expected later in the year on whether his country will remain in the European Union.
Lisa Bryant, Paris.
The U.S. and Russia will co-chair an initial meeting of a cease-fire task force in Geneva Friday. The meeting will take place under the auspices of the United Nations.
The task force will explore prospects for a long-range cease-fire in Syria.
The 17-nation International Syria Support Group devised the plan for the task force during its meeting last week in Munich.
Pope Francis says it is acceptable to use artificial contraception in response to the Zika virus, a disease that could cause birth defects. But the pope maintained the church's stance against abortion, calling it "an absolute evil.”
Pope Francis injected himself into the U.S. presidential race Thursday suggesting Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is not Christian because of his proposal to build a wall along the southern U.S. border with Mexico. The wall will be intended to keep out illegal migrants headed for the United States.
Trump, a Presbyterian, said at a campaign rally that the pope's comments were, in his words, "not a nice thing to say and disgraceful.”
The remark by Pope Francis comes just two days ahead of a crucial party nominating contest in the state of South Carolina, where political surveys show Trump with a commanding lead over five Republican challengers.
Authorities in Ghana say at least 53 people died in a collision between a bus and a truck on a highway north of the capital, Accra.
It is believed to be one of Ghana's worst road accidents in years.
The White House says President Barack Obama has started a process of finding a nominee to replace the late Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia. Spokesman Josh Earnest said Thursday that Mr. Obama intends to nominate someone quickly.
But Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell says there will be no confirmation hearings for any Obama nominee. Many Republicans think the next president should make the nomination.
The White House insists the Senate is obligated to consider a new justice.
On Wall Street, U.S. stock indexes were up at the close of, down, rather, at the close of trade today. In Europe, stocks were mixed.
I'm David DeForest in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. A proposal on North Korea.
The United States submitted to the U.N. Security Council Thursday a draft resolution calling for new sanctions on North Korea for its recent nuclear test and long-range missile launch.
Here is U.S. ambassador Samantha Power: "The United States tabled a draft U.N. Security Council resolution that if adopted would break new ground and represent the strongest set of sanctions imposed by the Security Council in more than 2 decades." :Samantha Power.
U.S. President Barack Obama met Thursday with his top security officials to discuss U.S. efforts to combat the Islamic State group. The meeting included senior officials from the White House, State Department, intelligence community, Defense Department and Treasury Department.
Mr. Obama briefed reporters: "The fight against ISIL will remain difficult, but we will continue to draw on all elements of our national power, military, intelligence, diplomacy, homeland security, law enforcement and the strength of our communities. And I am confident that we will prevail.”
The meetings were the latest in a series of updates on the U.S. campaign to counter the Islamic State group.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon made a stop in South Sudan Thursday to push the government and rebel forces to implement last year's peace accord.
Mr. Ban's visit to Juba came as the 2 sides prepare to form a unity government.
The European Union is poised to further tighten border controls to deal with the unprecedented influx of migrants.
Meeting in Brussels Thursday, the EU interior and justice ministers raised the prospect for such unilateral measures if the number of migrants arriving from Turkey has not dropped significantly by the time. An EU-Turkey summit is next month.
This is VOA news.
Top U.S. intelligence officials are asking whether Russia is really committed to a peaceful resolution in Syria.
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told lawmakers Thursday Russia may be considering putting more troops on the ground in Syria in order to bolster the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
Clapper spoke to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
United Nations special envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura says he will announce on Friday when U.N.-mediated peace talks on Syria will resume. Lisa Schlein reports.
U.N. special envoy Staffan de Mistura says he considers Friday a crucial day in ongoing efforts to quickly resume the Syrian peace talks that were abruptly suspended on February 3.
He says there is a midday deadline for the government and opposition groups to accept the framework of the cessation of hostilities proposal.
He says this will be followed by a meeting of a task force formed to work out the modalities of the agreement.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
Apple has filed a motion in court asking a federal magistrate to reverse her order that the company help the FBI hack into a killer's locked iPhone.
The company rejected the government's request to create new software that would allow law enforcement officials to break into the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, who along with his wife killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California, last year.
The U.S. Republican Presidential candidates will hold another debate today. Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Texas Senator Ted Cruz hope to curb the electoral momentum for the frontrunner, businessman Donald Trump.
On the Democratic side, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton [has] who has won [three] 2 of 3 Democratic state contests over her one remaining rival Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
Somalia's President said Wednesday that between 180 and 200 Kenyan soldiers were killed when Islamist militants attacked an African Union base in southwestern Somalia last month.
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud made a disclosure in an interview on a Somali TV.
A Kenyan Defense Forces spokesman quickly denied the claim.
Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval has asked that he be removed from consideration for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. The move comes a day after reports emerged that the White House was vetting him for a possible appointment.
The 52-year-old Sandoval gave no explanation for the move.
The White House says President Barack Obama is considering a list of candidates to fill the lifetime job on the 9-member court.
Republican leaders in the Senate say they have no intention of even considering an Obama nominee.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. A proposal on North Korea.
The United States submitted to the U.N. Security Council Thursday a draft resolution calling for new sanctions on North Korea for its recent nuclear test and long-range missile launch.
Here is U.S. ambassador Samantha Power: "The United States tabled a draft U.N. Security Council resolution that if adopted would break new ground and represent the strongest set of sanctions imposed by the Security Council in more than 2 decades." :Samantha Power.
U.S. President Barack Obama met Thursday with his top security officials to discuss U.S. efforts to combat the Islamic State group. The meeting included senior officials from the White House, State Department, intelligence community, Defense Department and Treasury Department.
Mr. Obama briefed reporters: "The fight against ISIL will remain difficult, but we will continue to draw on all elements of our national power, military, intelligence, diplomacy, homeland security, law enforcement and the strength of our communities. And I am confident that we will prevail.”
The meetings were the latest in a series of updates on the U.S. campaign to counter the Islamic State group.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon made a stop in South Sudan Thursday to push the government and rebel forces to implement last year's peace accord.
Mr. Ban's visit to Juba came as the 2 sides prepare to form a unity government.
The European Union is poised to further tighten border controls to deal with the unprecedented influx of migrants.
Meeting in Brussels Thursday, the EU interior and justice ministers raised the prospect for such unilateral measures if the number of migrants arriving from Turkey has not dropped significantly by the time. An EU-Turkey summit is next month.
This is VOA news.
Top U.S. intelligence officials are asking whether Russia is really committed to a peaceful resolution in Syria.
Director of National Intelligence James Clapper told lawmakers Thursday Russia may be considering putting more troops on the ground in Syria in order to bolster the regime of President Bashar al-Assad.
Clapper spoke to the House Permanent Select Committee on Intelligence.
United Nations special envoy for Syria Staffan de Mistura says he will announce on Friday when U.N.-mediated peace talks on Syria will resume. Lisa Schlein reports.
U.N. special envoy Staffan de Mistura says he considers Friday a crucial day in ongoing efforts to quickly resume the Syrian peace talks that were abruptly suspended on February 3.
He says there is a midday deadline for the government and opposition groups to accept the framework of the cessation of hostilities proposal.
He says this will be followed by a meeting of a task force formed to work out the modalities of the agreement.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
Apple has filed a motion in court asking a federal magistrate to reverse her order that the company help the FBI hack into a killer's locked iPhone.
The company rejected the government's request to create new software that would allow law enforcement officials to break into the phone of Syed Rizwan Farook, who along with his wife killed 14 people in San Bernardino, California, last year.
The U.S. Republican Presidential candidates will hold another debate today. Florida Senator Marco Rubio and Texas Senator Ted Cruz hope to curb the electoral momentum for the frontrunner, businessman Donald Trump.
On the Democratic side, U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton [has] who has won [three] 2 of 3 Democratic state contests over her one remaining rival Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
Somalia's President said Wednesday that between 180 and 200 Kenyan soldiers were killed when Islamist militants attacked an African Union base in southwestern Somalia last month.
President Hassan Sheikh Mohamud made a disclosure in an interview on a Somali TV.
A Kenyan Defense Forces spokesman quickly denied the claim.
Nevada Governor Brian Sandoval has asked that he be removed from consideration for a seat on the U.S. Supreme Court. The move comes a day after reports emerged that the White House was vetting him for a possible appointment.
The 52-year-old Sandoval gave no explanation for the move.
The White House says President Barack Obama is considering a list of candidates to fill the lifetime job on the 9-member court.
Republican leaders in the Senate say they have no intention of even considering an Obama nominee.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Turkish officials say at least 28 people are dead following an explosion in Ankara.
The blast occurred as a convoy of military buses passed by a few hundred meters from military headquarters.
A local official says the blast appeared to have been caused by a car bomb.
No one has claimed responsibility.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is vowing to avenge the attack. He says Turkey will retaliate against not only the attackers but those he calls the "forces" behind them.
Turkish officials want coalition backing to secure a strip of territory 10 kilometers deep on the Syrian side of their common border around the town of Azaz. The strip of land would be used to house tens of thousands of displaced civilians and avoid having to admit them into Turkey.
Officials say they are getting little support for the idea from coalition partners.
Turkey is coming under increasing pressure from Western governments and aid agencies to open their border and admit civilians who have fled heavy fighting in Syria.
A convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid for Syrian civilians arrived Wednesday outside a besieged Damascus suburb. It is the first part of a major U.N.-backed effort.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says there should be "no militarization" of the South China Sea.
"President Xi was here in Washington, he stood in the Rose Garden with President Obama and said China will not militarize in the South China Sea. But there is every evidence every day that there has been an increase of militarization of one kind or another.”
Those statements follow news that China has deployed surface-to-air missiles on a disputed island it controls.
This is VOA news.
Ugandan Prime Minister Ruhakana Rugunda has assured Ugandans that Thursday's presidential and parliamentary elections will be peaceful. He urged all registered Ugandans to turn out for the vote.
The prime minister's appeal comes as fears mount that Thursday's vote could turn violent. But he said there is no cause of alarm.
A major political party has withdrawn from Ukraine's governing coalition.
Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko announced her Fatherland party was leaving the coalition, which she criticized as an obstacle to reform.
Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who survived a no-confidence vote in parliament on Tuesday, retains a parliamentary majority despite the exit of Tymoshenko's party.
Germany's chancellor says it's in her country's national interest for Britain to remain in the European Union.
Angela Merkel told German lawmakers Wednesday that many of British Prime Minister David Cameron's proposals for EU reforms are "justified and necessary.”
An EU summit Thursday and Friday in Brussels will discuss British proposals and the bloc's counterproposals in order to reach an agreement that would keep Britain in the [28-member] 28-nation union.
The World Health Organization is appealing for $56 million to fund a Global Action Plan to combat the Zika virus. Lisa Schlein reports.
The World Health Organization strategy focuses on mobilizing and coordinating the abilities and expertise of the agency's many partners to help countries tackle the Zika virus.
This includes increasing surveillance of the Zika virus and the disorders that could be linked to it, controlling the spread of the mosquito that carries the virus and providing information to communities so they can take measures to protect themselves.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
Apple computers is resisting a U.S. government order to unlock its encrypted iPhone software to help the FBI examine a phone used by the militants who killed 14 people in a terrorist attack in California in December.
Apple's chief executive officer, Tim Cook, posted an open letter to the company's millions of customers Wednesday declaring the firm would challenge a court order to devise new software that can defeat Apple's own security measures.
At the White House, spokesman Josh Earnest said President Barack Obama views the encryption issue as "an important national priority" and fully supports the FBI and the U.S. Justice Department in their request to Apple.
Iran rejected appeals Wednesday from other oil-producing states to curb its oil exports to try to end the plunge in world crude oil prices. In fact, Iran declared it intends to actually increase production.
I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Turkish officials say at least 28 people are dead following an explosion in Ankara.
The blast occurred as a convoy of military buses passed by a few hundred meters from military headquarters.
A local official says the blast appeared to have been caused by a car bomb.
No one has claimed responsibility.
President Recep Tayyip Erdoğan is vowing to avenge the attack. He says Turkey will retaliate against not only the attackers but those he calls the "forces" behind them.
Turkish officials want coalition backing to secure a strip of territory 10 kilometers deep on the Syrian side of their common border around the town of Azaz. The strip of land would be used to house tens of thousands of displaced civilians and avoid having to admit them into Turkey.
Officials say they are getting little support for the idea from coalition partners.
Turkey is coming under increasing pressure from Western governments and aid agencies to open their border and admit civilians who have fled heavy fighting in Syria.
A convoy of trucks carrying humanitarian aid for Syrian civilians arrived Wednesday outside a besieged Damascus suburb. It is the first part of a major U.N.-backed effort.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says there should be "no militarization" of the South China Sea.
"President Xi was here in Washington, he stood in the Rose Garden with President Obama and said China will not militarize in the South China Sea. But there is every evidence every day that there has been an increase of militarization of one kind or another.”
Those statements follow news that China has deployed surface-to-air missiles on a disputed island it controls.
This is VOA news.
Ugandan Prime Minister Ruhakana Rugunda has assured Ugandans that Thursday's presidential and parliamentary elections will be peaceful. He urged all registered Ugandans to turn out for the vote.
The prime minister's appeal comes as fears mount that Thursday's vote could turn violent. But he said there is no cause of alarm.
A major political party has withdrawn from Ukraine's governing coalition.
Former Prime Minister Yulia Tymoshenko announced her Fatherland party was leaving the coalition, which she criticized as an obstacle to reform.
Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk, who survived a no-confidence vote in parliament on Tuesday, retains a parliamentary majority despite the exit of Tymoshenko's party.
Germany's chancellor says it's in her country's national interest for Britain to remain in the European Union.
Angela Merkel told German lawmakers Wednesday that many of British Prime Minister David Cameron's proposals for EU reforms are "justified and necessary.”
An EU summit Thursday and Friday in Brussels will discuss British proposals and the bloc's counterproposals in order to reach an agreement that would keep Britain in the [28-member] 28-nation union.
The World Health Organization is appealing for $56 million to fund a Global Action Plan to combat the Zika virus. Lisa Schlein reports.
The World Health Organization strategy focuses on mobilizing and coordinating the abilities and expertise of the agency's many partners to help countries tackle the Zika virus.
This includes increasing surveillance of the Zika virus and the disorders that could be linked to it, controlling the spread of the mosquito that carries the virus and providing information to communities so they can take measures to protect themselves.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
Apple computers is resisting a U.S. government order to unlock its encrypted iPhone software to help the FBI examine a phone used by the militants who killed 14 people in a terrorist attack in California in December.
Apple's chief executive officer, Tim Cook, posted an open letter to the company's millions of customers Wednesday declaring the firm would challenge a court order to devise new software that can defeat Apple's own security measures.
At the White House, spokesman Josh Earnest said President Barack Obama views the encryption issue as "an important national priority" and fully supports the FBI and the U.S. Justice Department in their request to Apple.
Iran rejected appeals Wednesday from other oil-producing states to curb its oil exports to try to end the plunge in world crude oil prices. In fact, Iran declared it intends to actually increase production.
I'm David DeForest.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Not so fast.
U.S. President Barack Obama is sounding a note of caution on whether the cease-fire in Syria will actually lead to peace talks.
"But we have seen modest progress over the course of the last week or so with respect to humanitarian access to populations that are threatened. If over the next several weeks we can see some lessening of the violence that's been wracking that country, then that provides us a basis to build a longer-term cease-fire.”
President Obama spoke Wednesday at a White House appearance with visiting Jordanian King Abdullah.
U.S. President Barack Obama says his Supreme Court nominee will be someone who grasps the way in which the court's rulings affect the daily lives of Americans.
Writing Wednesday on the Internet site SCOTUSblog, Mr. Obama gave no hint of when he plans to announce his choice.
The Washington Post and CNN are reporting that the White House is vetting the background of one possible nominee, Brian Sandoval. He is a former federal judge who is now a Republican governor in the state of Nevada.
Businessman Donald Trump has won another state in his bid to become the Republican nominee for president. Trump had a decisive victory Tuesday in the Nevada caucuses.
The latest results from Niger's presidential election show incumbent Mahamadou Issoufou is maintaining his lead.
Niger's [electorial] electoral commission said Wednesday that Issoufou has about 37 percent of the vote. Opposition candidate Hama Amadou is in second place with 22 percent. He is followed by Seyni Oumarou with 14 percent.
The results include ballots from 82 of the West African country's 308 voting districts.
This is VOA news.
Opposing groups in South Sudan's peace process are agreeing on an arrangement to allow about 1,300 members of opposition forces into the capital, Juba. That's in preparation for rebel leader Riek Machar's joining a transitional government.
The Taliban says it is unaware of upcoming peace talks with the Afghan government. The militants say talks will not succeed until foreign forces are completely withdrawn from the country and Islamic law is enforced there.
Syria and North Korea will come under close scrutiny for rights violations by the 47-member Human Rights Council during its upcoming four-week session, which begins Monday in Geneva. Lisa Schlein reports.
The 47-member U.N. Human Rights Council will discuss the records of more than 40 countries. It will examine current developments in Burundi, following last year's special session on that country's deteriorating situation.
The Council also will discuss more than 40 reports on universal themes, including torture, summary executions, forced disappearances, religious freedom and countering terrorism. Among them, a report by the U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Syria to be submitted on March 15.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
European Council President Donald Tusk says a decision by Britain to leave the EU would "change Europe forever" and "for the worse.”
Tusk told the European Parliament in Brussels that there would be no second chance if Britons vote to exit the union.
"The decision concerning a new settlement is in conformity with the Treaties and cannot be annulled by the European Court of Justice.”
The comment follows a statement by Britain's Justice Secretary Michael Gove that Britain's renegotiated terms for its membership in the EU could be undone by the court of justice despite support from all member states.
Although he is a close friend and political ally of pro-EU Prime Minister David Cameron, Grove wants Britain to leave the EU.
That's Hungary's prime minister calling for a national referendum on the European Union's mandatory quotas for migrants and refugees.
Speaking to parliament Wednesday, Viktor Orban reiterated that Brussels has no right to "redraw Europe's cultural and religious identity," adding that introducing resettlement quotas without voter approval is "an abuse of power.”
Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are preparing to take legal steps to prevent President Barack Obama from closing the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters Wednesday lawmakers are preparing a legal challenge to ensure that the prison remains open.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Not so fast.
U.S. President Barack Obama is sounding a note of caution on whether the cease-fire in Syria will actually lead to peace talks.
"But we have seen modest progress over the course of the last week or so with respect to humanitarian access to populations that are threatened. If over the next several weeks we can see some lessening of the violence that's been wracking that country, then that provides us a basis to build a longer-term cease-fire.”
President Obama spoke Wednesday at a White House appearance with visiting Jordanian King Abdullah.
U.S. President Barack Obama says his Supreme Court nominee will be someone who grasps the way in which the court's rulings affect the daily lives of Americans.
Writing Wednesday on the Internet site SCOTUSblog, Mr. Obama gave no hint of when he plans to announce his choice.
The Washington Post and CNN are reporting that the White House is vetting the background of one possible nominee, Brian Sandoval. He is a former federal judge who is now a Republican governor in the state of Nevada.
Businessman Donald Trump has won another state in his bid to become the Republican nominee for president. Trump had a decisive victory Tuesday in the Nevada caucuses.
The latest results from Niger's presidential election show incumbent Mahamadou Issoufou is maintaining his lead.
Niger's [electorial] electoral commission said Wednesday that Issoufou has about 37 percent of the vote. Opposition candidate Hama Amadou is in second place with 22 percent. He is followed by Seyni Oumarou with 14 percent.
The results include ballots from 82 of the West African country's 308 voting districts.
This is VOA news.
Opposing groups in South Sudan's peace process are agreeing on an arrangement to allow about 1,300 members of opposition forces into the capital, Juba. That's in preparation for rebel leader Riek Machar's joining a transitional government.
The Taliban says it is unaware of upcoming peace talks with the Afghan government. The militants say talks will not succeed until foreign forces are completely withdrawn from the country and Islamic law is enforced there.
Syria and North Korea will come under close scrutiny for rights violations by the 47-member Human Rights Council during its upcoming four-week session, which begins Monday in Geneva. Lisa Schlein reports.
The 47-member U.N. Human Rights Council will discuss the records of more than 40 countries. It will examine current developments in Burundi, following last year's special session on that country's deteriorating situation.
The Council also will discuss more than 40 reports on universal themes, including torture, summary executions, forced disappearances, religious freedom and countering terrorism. Among them, a report by the U.N. Commission of Inquiry on Syria to be submitted on March 15.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
European Council President Donald Tusk says a decision by Britain to leave the EU would "change Europe forever" and "for the worse.”
Tusk told the European Parliament in Brussels that there would be no second chance if Britons vote to exit the union.
"The decision concerning a new settlement is in conformity with the Treaties and cannot be annulled by the European Court of Justice.”
The comment follows a statement by Britain's Justice Secretary Michael Gove that Britain's renegotiated terms for its membership in the EU could be undone by the court of justice despite support from all member states.
Although he is a close friend and political ally of pro-EU Prime Minister David Cameron, Grove wants Britain to leave the EU.
That's Hungary's prime minister calling for a national referendum on the European Union's mandatory quotas for migrants and refugees.
Speaking to parliament Wednesday, Viktor Orban reiterated that Brussels has no right to "redraw Europe's cultural and religious identity," adding that introducing resettlement quotas without voter approval is "an abuse of power.”
Republicans in the U.S. House of Representatives are preparing to take legal steps to prevent President Barack Obama from closing the U.S. military prison at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
House Speaker Paul Ryan told reporters Wednesday lawmakers are preparing a legal challenge to ensure that the prison remains open.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Turkey called Tuesday for a ground operation with its international allies to end the war in Syria.
A Turkish official said his country is pushing for the involvement of the U.S. and other allies in ground operations against the Islamic State group. The official spoke on condition of anonymity.
Also, the United Nations announced Tuesday that aid convoys are being sent to besieged towns in Syria.
Campaigning for Uganda's elections officially came to a close Tuesday. All the main Presidential candidates held rallies. Lizabeth Paulat has more.
Tensions and uncertainty were high after the arrest Monday of Presidential candidate Kizza Besigye.
Although Besigye was held for only a short period of time, his arrest sparked massive protests at Makerere University and in downtown Kampala. Police dispersed the crowds with teargas and live ammunition resulting in multiple injuries and one fatality.
Besigye was allowed to campaign on the final day and given a police-sanctioned route away from President Yoweri Museveni's final rally at the city's airstrip.
Lizabeth Paulat, Kampala.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit is focusing Tuesday on the long-term peace, security and prosperity for Southeast Asia. U.S. President Barack Obama hosted the talks for a 2nd day in California.
"One of my main messages over the past 2 days has been the commitment of the United States to ASEAN and its people. That commitment is and will remain strong and enduring. With our strategic partnership, we have a framework to guide our ties for decades to come." :President Obama.
4 of the world's biggest oil-producing nations moved to freeze their production Tuesday. They are trying to stop a drop in the price of crude oil which resulted from a glut of petroleum on world markets.
This VOA news.
Pope Francis said Mass for Mexican priests, nuns and seminarians Tuesday in the state of Michoacan.
Francis offered words of encouragement to Mexican clergy as they try to minister to a country wracked by drug violence and corruption.
He urged Mexico's clergy not to resign themselves to a society dominated by drug-fueled violence and corruption.
Senior European Union leaders are expressing their commitment to help Britain remain in the bloc.
Before a 2-day summit that opens Thursday, British Prime Minister David Cameron won a commitment from European Parliament President Martin Schulz that the legislative body will "do its utmost" to back any fair deal on the reforms being sought by Mr. Cameron.
"I gave to the prime minister a clear signal for our commitment in the European Parliament to be as constructive as necessary and as possible, that we will try to find a fair compromise.”
European Union Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Tuesday the bloc is not planning for any British departure.
President Barack Obama says the U.S. Constitution is pretty clear that when there is a vacancy on the Supreme Court, the Senate is to consider whomever the President nominates.
Obama told reporters in Rancho Mirage, California, Tuesday he challenges anyone to give him a plausible rationale why the Senate should refuse to hold a hearing on his choice to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, says he will refuse to hold hearings on Mr. Obama's nominee. He says the next President should be the one to make that appointment.
Former United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali has died. He was 93.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko made a surprise request Tuesday for the resignation of Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. The request came in the face of what is perceived to be a government failure to fight corruption and overcome an economic crisis.
A short time later, the government won a parliamentary no-confidence vote despite heavy criticism from members. The action means the government will not have to call new elections and Mr. Yatsenyuk will remain in office for the time being.
Prosecutors in Germany say human error was the cause of last week's fatal, head-on train crash in Bavaria. They say they have opened a criminal investigation of the train dispatcher.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was questioned Tuesday in connection with a financial scandal involving his unsuccessful reelection bid in 2012.
Mr. Sarkozy appeared in a Paris courtroom Tuesday to face judges investigating allegations that his campaign managed to conceal unauthorized spending.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Turkey called Tuesday for a ground operation with its international allies to end the war in Syria.
A Turkish official said his country is pushing for the involvement of the U.S. and other allies in ground operations against the Islamic State group. The official spoke on condition of anonymity.
Also, the United Nations announced Tuesday that aid convoys are being sent to besieged towns in Syria.
Campaigning for Uganda's elections officially came to a close Tuesday. All the main Presidential candidates held rallies. Lizabeth Paulat has more.
Tensions and uncertainty were high after the arrest Monday of Presidential candidate Kizza Besigye.
Although Besigye was held for only a short period of time, his arrest sparked massive protests at Makerere University and in downtown Kampala. Police dispersed the crowds with teargas and live ammunition resulting in multiple injuries and one fatality.
Besigye was allowed to campaign on the final day and given a police-sanctioned route away from President Yoweri Museveni's final rally at the city's airstrip.
Lizabeth Paulat, Kampala.
The Association of Southeast Asian Nations summit is focusing Tuesday on the long-term peace, security and prosperity for Southeast Asia. U.S. President Barack Obama hosted the talks for a 2nd day in California.
"One of my main messages over the past 2 days has been the commitment of the United States to ASEAN and its people. That commitment is and will remain strong and enduring. With our strategic partnership, we have a framework to guide our ties for decades to come." :President Obama.
4 of the world's biggest oil-producing nations moved to freeze their production Tuesday. They are trying to stop a drop in the price of crude oil which resulted from a glut of petroleum on world markets.
This VOA news.
Pope Francis said Mass for Mexican priests, nuns and seminarians Tuesday in the state of Michoacan.
Francis offered words of encouragement to Mexican clergy as they try to minister to a country wracked by drug violence and corruption.
He urged Mexico's clergy not to resign themselves to a society dominated by drug-fueled violence and corruption.
Senior European Union leaders are expressing their commitment to help Britain remain in the bloc.
Before a 2-day summit that opens Thursday, British Prime Minister David Cameron won a commitment from European Parliament President Martin Schulz that the legislative body will "do its utmost" to back any fair deal on the reforms being sought by Mr. Cameron.
"I gave to the prime minister a clear signal for our commitment in the European Parliament to be as constructive as necessary and as possible, that we will try to find a fair compromise.”
European Union Commission President Jean-Claude Juncker said Tuesday the bloc is not planning for any British departure.
President Barack Obama says the U.S. Constitution is pretty clear that when there is a vacancy on the Supreme Court, the Senate is to consider whomever the President nominates.
Obama told reporters in Rancho Mirage, California, Tuesday he challenges anyone to give him a plausible rationale why the Senate should refuse to hold a hearing on his choice to replace the late Justice Antonin Scalia.
Senate Majority Leader Mitch McConnell, a Republican, says he will refuse to hold hearings on Mr. Obama's nominee. He says the next President should be the one to make that appointment.
Former United Nations Secretary-General Boutros Boutros-Ghali has died. He was 93.
Ukrainian President Petro Poroshenko made a surprise request Tuesday for the resignation of Prime Minister Arseniy Yatsenyuk. The request came in the face of what is perceived to be a government failure to fight corruption and overcome an economic crisis.
A short time later, the government won a parliamentary no-confidence vote despite heavy criticism from members. The action means the government will not have to call new elections and Mr. Yatsenyuk will remain in office for the time being.
Prosecutors in Germany say human error was the cause of last week's fatal, head-on train crash in Bavaria. They say they have opened a criminal investigation of the train dispatcher.
Former French President Nicolas Sarkozy was questioned Tuesday in connection with a financial scandal involving his unsuccessful reelection bid in 2012.
Mr. Sarkozy appeared in a Paris courtroom Tuesday to face judges investigating allegations that his campaign managed to conceal unauthorized spending.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. U.S. President Barack Obama outlines a plan for closing the military detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
He spoke about prisoners still at the facility. "We'll continue to use all legal tools to deal with the remaining detainees still held under law of war detention. Currently, 10 detainees are in some stage of the military commissions process.”
Mr. Obama asked Congress to be on what he called "the right side of history" and approve his proposal but Republicans have already criticized it.
A senior administration official said closing the prison is a national security priority, saying the facility has inspired jihadists and served as a recruiting tool for terrorists.
Some U.S. lawmakers are expressing skepticism about Russia's commitment to a new cease-fire plan for Syria.
In a Tuesday hearing on the State Department's proposed budget, lawmakers sought assurances from Secretary of State John Kerry that Russia would curb its bombing campaign over Syria.
Kerry called for a halt to the fighting. "As long as the killing goes on, this devastating cycle will feed on itself. And that is why we have urged all parties to support the cessation of hostilities now and it's why we have argued repeatedly there must be a diplomatic solution. As difficult as it is to get there, there must be a diplomatic solution to this war." :John Kerry.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza has agreed to begin talks with the opposition [to begin] to bring an end to a nearly year-long political crisis.
Mr. Ban announced the breakthrough Tuesday after meetings with Mr. Nkurunziza, opposition leaders and civil society groups in Bujumbura. The U.N. chief said they are all ready for "inclusive dialogue.”
This is VOA news.
Businessman Donald Trump looks poised to gain yet another victory in Nevada's Republican caucuses.
The latest polls show Trump leading his Republican challengers with about 40 percent support.
The United Nations has accused Afghan and U.S.-led international forces of executing two patients and a 15-year-old boy in a joint raid on a hospital in central Afghanistan.
The U.N. says the alleged incident occurred February 18 in Wardak province.
A U.S. Army spokesman says the Afghan government is investigating.
Direct peace talks between the Afghan government and Taliban-led insurgent groups are expected to start "by the first week of March." Pakistan has offered to host the negotiations.
That announcement followed a meeting Tuesday in Kabul of diplomats from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States.
An independent U.S. research group says China is building a radar system throughout the disputed islands it holds in the South China Sea.
A report by the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies was issued on the eve of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to the United States.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday he plans to travel to Cuba "in the next week or two," he says, for talks on human rights.
Kerry made the announcement before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The United Nations human rights office is condemning violence and human rights abuses that marred last week's presidential elections in Uganda. Lisa Schlein reports.
U.N. human rights monitors say two people were killed in election-related incidents last week - one as police broke up an opposition rally, the other as police disrupted a post-election protest.
They say military and police forces in the capital, Kampala, have carted off several opposition figures, including three presidential candidates to prison.
President Yoweri Museveni, in office since 1986, won a fifth term by a large margin in an election which many observers describe as flawed and full of irregularities.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
Also, African election news. Initial returns from Niger's presidential election show incumbent Mahamadou Issoufou in the lead, but the opposition is already rejecting the results.
Leaders in the technology industry have begun adding their voices to the dispute between Apple and the U.S. government.
Many tech executives have voiced their support for Apple CEO Tim Cook's refusal to help the government unlock an iPhone used by the perpetrators in last year's California mass shooting.
But in an interview with The Financial Times, Microsoft founder Bill Gates disputed concerns voiced by Cook that creating software to break into the phone would become a "master key.”
I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. U.S. President Barack Obama outlines a plan for closing the military detention center at Guantanamo Bay, Cuba.
He spoke about prisoners still at the facility. "We'll continue to use all legal tools to deal with the remaining detainees still held under law of war detention. Currently, 10 detainees are in some stage of the military commissions process.”
Mr. Obama asked Congress to be on what he called "the right side of history" and approve his proposal but Republicans have already criticized it.
A senior administration official said closing the prison is a national security priority, saying the facility has inspired jihadists and served as a recruiting tool for terrorists.
Some U.S. lawmakers are expressing skepticism about Russia's commitment to a new cease-fire plan for Syria.
In a Tuesday hearing on the State Department's proposed budget, lawmakers sought assurances from Secretary of State John Kerry that Russia would curb its bombing campaign over Syria.
Kerry called for a halt to the fighting. "As long as the killing goes on, this devastating cycle will feed on itself. And that is why we have urged all parties to support the cessation of hostilities now and it's why we have argued repeatedly there must be a diplomatic solution. As difficult as it is to get there, there must be a diplomatic solution to this war." :John Kerry.
United Nations Secretary-General Ban Ki-moon says Burundian President Pierre Nkurunziza has agreed to begin talks with the opposition [to begin] to bring an end to a nearly year-long political crisis.
Mr. Ban announced the breakthrough Tuesday after meetings with Mr. Nkurunziza, opposition leaders and civil society groups in Bujumbura. The U.N. chief said they are all ready for "inclusive dialogue.”
This is VOA news.
Businessman Donald Trump looks poised to gain yet another victory in Nevada's Republican caucuses.
The latest polls show Trump leading his Republican challengers with about 40 percent support.
The United Nations has accused Afghan and U.S.-led international forces of executing two patients and a 15-year-old boy in a joint raid on a hospital in central Afghanistan.
The U.N. says the alleged incident occurred February 18 in Wardak province.
A U.S. Army spokesman says the Afghan government is investigating.
Direct peace talks between the Afghan government and Taliban-led insurgent groups are expected to start "by the first week of March." Pakistan has offered to host the negotiations.
That announcement followed a meeting Tuesday in Kabul of diplomats from Afghanistan, Pakistan, China and the United States.
An independent U.S. research group says China is building a radar system throughout the disputed islands it holds in the South China Sea.
A report by the Washington-based Center for Strategic and International Studies was issued on the eve of Chinese Foreign Minister Wang Yi's visit to the United States.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry said Tuesday he plans to travel to Cuba "in the next week or two," he says, for talks on human rights.
Kerry made the announcement before the U.S. Senate Foreign Relations Committee.
The United Nations human rights office is condemning violence and human rights abuses that marred last week's presidential elections in Uganda. Lisa Schlein reports.
U.N. human rights monitors say two people were killed in election-related incidents last week - one as police broke up an opposition rally, the other as police disrupted a post-election protest.
They say military and police forces in the capital, Kampala, have carted off several opposition figures, including three presidential candidates to prison.
President Yoweri Museveni, in office since 1986, won a fifth term by a large margin in an election which many observers describe as flawed and full of irregularities.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
Also, African election news. Initial returns from Niger's presidential election show incumbent Mahamadou Issoufou in the lead, but the opposition is already rejecting the results.
Leaders in the technology industry have begun adding their voices to the dispute between Apple and the U.S. government.
Many tech executives have voiced their support for Apple CEO Tim Cook's refusal to help the government unlock an iPhone used by the perpetrators in last year's California mass shooting.
But in an interview with The Financial Times, Microsoft founder Bill Gates disputed concerns voiced by Cook that creating software to break into the phone would become a "master key.”
I'm David DeForest.
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VOA news for Monday, February 15th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Western-backed Kurds come under Turkish attack.
Turkey says it will continue to target Kurdish fighters on the Syrian frontier near its border.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu told German Chancellor Angela Merkel by telephone that Turkey will "not permit" forces of the Kurdish People's Protection Units to carry out what he called "aggressive acts.”
Both France and the United States have called for an "immediate halt" to the Turkish bombardments.
U.S. President Barack Obama has called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the air campaign against moderate opposition forces in Syria.
The White House says the two leaders spoke by phone to discuss agreements reached last week [in] by the 17-nation International Syria Support Group.
The United Nations says Afghan hostilities left more than 3,500 civilians dead and nearly 7,500 others wounded in 2015. That's an increase of four percent in civilian casualties from the previous year.
Nicholas Haysom is the United Nations secretary-general's special representative for Afghanistan: "The real cost we are talking about in these figures is measured in the maimed bodies of children, the communities who have to live with loss, the grief of colleagues and relatives, the families who make do without a breadwinner.”
The U.N. says the number of civilian casualties during 2015 is the highest recorded since 2009.
Voters in the Central African Republic went to the polls Sunday to choose a new president .
Two former prime ministers running in Sunday's runoff pledged to bring peace and unity to the nation that has seen more than two years of conflict.
This is VOA news.
Pope Francis held an open air Mass Sunday for some 300,000 people in a Mexico City's suburb.
The pontiff spoke against the drug trade and associated violence, a central theme of his five-day visit.
Francis urged Mexicans to make their country "a land of opportunities, where there will be no need to emigrate in order to dream.”
With the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, the U.S. Supreme Court could face a divisive ideological split during its current term. The court is considering cases involving abortion, immigration policy, religious liberty and affirmative action.
Scalia was often one of five justices in the majority in contentious 5-to-4 rulings.
If the court, minus the conservative Scalia, splits 4-to-4 on a vote, lower court rulings would remain in effect.
The death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia brought calls from conservatives for President Barack Obama not to nominate a replacement during his last year in office.
Their hope is that a Republican will win the November election, allowing for a more conservative justice to take the seat and preserve the narrow conservative majority on the court.
Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders told the CBS news program, Face the Nation, Republican reaction signals an ongoing reluctance to support President Obama.
"It is beyond my comprehension and it just speaks to the unbelievable level and unprecedented level of Republican obstructionism against Obama from day one.”
By waiting for the next president to take office in January 17, Scalia's seat would be vacant for at least 342 days.
Israeli army says five Palestinians have been killed and another critically wounded by Israeli forces in the West Bank.
Late Sunday, two Palestinians were fatally shot after they opened fire with automatic weapons on Israeli security forces near Jerusalem's Damascus Gate.
The army also said two teenagers were throwing stones at cars in the West Bank city of Jenin. When the military forces arrived, one of those teenagers opened fire. Soldiers returned fire. Both of the attackers, both of whom were 15 years old, were killed.
Israeli authorities say a 17-year-old Palestinian was shot and killed, attempting to stab an Israeli border policeman.
In recent days, al-Shabaab fighters killed individuals accused of collaborating with the African Union Mission in Somalia in the town of Marka.
Al-Shabaab posted pictures of a bullet-riddled body labelled "collaborator.”
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest. Check out our website voanews.com.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Western-backed Kurds come under Turkish attack.
Turkey says it will continue to target Kurdish fighters on the Syrian frontier near its border.
Turkish Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu told German Chancellor Angela Merkel by telephone that Turkey will "not permit" forces of the Kurdish People's Protection Units to carry out what he called "aggressive acts.”
Both France and the United States have called for an "immediate halt" to the Turkish bombardments.
U.S. President Barack Obama has called on Russian President Vladimir Putin to end the air campaign against moderate opposition forces in Syria.
The White House says the two leaders spoke by phone to discuss agreements reached last week [in] by the 17-nation International Syria Support Group.
The United Nations says Afghan hostilities left more than 3,500 civilians dead and nearly 7,500 others wounded in 2015. That's an increase of four percent in civilian casualties from the previous year.
Nicholas Haysom is the United Nations secretary-general's special representative for Afghanistan: "The real cost we are talking about in these figures is measured in the maimed bodies of children, the communities who have to live with loss, the grief of colleagues and relatives, the families who make do without a breadwinner.”
The U.N. says the number of civilian casualties during 2015 is the highest recorded since 2009.
Voters in the Central African Republic went to the polls Sunday to choose a new president .
Two former prime ministers running in Sunday's runoff pledged to bring peace and unity to the nation that has seen more than two years of conflict.
This is VOA news.
Pope Francis held an open air Mass Sunday for some 300,000 people in a Mexico City's suburb.
The pontiff spoke against the drug trade and associated violence, a central theme of his five-day visit.
Francis urged Mexicans to make their country "a land of opportunities, where there will be no need to emigrate in order to dream.”
With the death of Justice Antonin Scalia, the U.S. Supreme Court could face a divisive ideological split during its current term. The court is considering cases involving abortion, immigration policy, religious liberty and affirmative action.
Scalia was often one of five justices in the majority in contentious 5-to-4 rulings.
If the court, minus the conservative Scalia, splits 4-to-4 on a vote, lower court rulings would remain in effect.
The death of U.S. Supreme Court Justice Antonin Scalia brought calls from conservatives for President Barack Obama not to nominate a replacement during his last year in office.
Their hope is that a Republican will win the November election, allowing for a more conservative justice to take the seat and preserve the narrow conservative majority on the court.
Democratic presidential hopeful Bernie Sanders told the CBS news program, Face the Nation, Republican reaction signals an ongoing reluctance to support President Obama.
"It is beyond my comprehension and it just speaks to the unbelievable level and unprecedented level of Republican obstructionism against Obama from day one.”
By waiting for the next president to take office in January 17, Scalia's seat would be vacant for at least 342 days.
Israeli army says five Palestinians have been killed and another critically wounded by Israeli forces in the West Bank.
Late Sunday, two Palestinians were fatally shot after they opened fire with automatic weapons on Israeli security forces near Jerusalem's Damascus Gate.
The army also said two teenagers were throwing stones at cars in the West Bank city of Jenin. When the military forces arrived, one of those teenagers opened fire. Soldiers returned fire. Both of the attackers, both of whom were 15 years old, were killed.
Israeli authorities say a 17-year-old Palestinian was shot and killed, attempting to stab an Israeli border policeman.
In recent days, al-Shabaab fighters killed individuals accused of collaborating with the African Union Mission in Somalia in the town of Marka.
Al-Shabaab posted pictures of a bullet-riddled body labelled "collaborator.”
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest. Check out our website voanews.com.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. A preliminary cease-fire agreement for Syria is reported.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says a "provisional agreement" has been made with Russia for a cease-fire in Syria.
"Even as recently as an hour ago this morning, I spoke with Foreign Minister Lavrov by phone, I spoke with him yesterday. But again today, this morning, I underscored the urgent need to achieve a full cessation of hostilities in the shortest timeframe possible.”
Violence continued unabated throughout the country, with scores of people killed in two attacks claimed by the Islamic State group.
Businessman Donald Trump remains the clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination in the U.S. presidential race.
Trump won his second straight Republican primary election Saturday in the southern state of South Carolina. Senator Marco Rubio was in second place, barely edging out Senator Ted Cruz.
Senator Rubio spoke on the NBC news program "Meet the Press": "But I feel great that now that the choices have become less and less, more and more that new voter alternative to Donald Trump vote is going to coalesce around us and we have to make the work to make that happen.”
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton scored a victory Saturday, winning the Nevada Democratic caucuses over Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
Voters in Niger went to the polls Sunday to elect a new parliament and to decide whether the president will receive a second five-year term.
Mahamadou Issoufou ran with a promise to crush Islamist militants and increase the development in his country.
Counting has begun in the election and provisional results are expected by Friday.
This is VOA news.
Violent protests in northeastern India have plunged the capital of New Delhi into a water-supply crisis.
Haryana state has been the scene of a week of demonstrations by members of the rural Jat caste. Jats are demanding federal and state benefits, including guaranteed government jobs and university placement.
The protests turned violent Friday when demonstrators set fire to houses and railway stations and damaged equipment that transports water to New Delhi.
London Mayor Boris Johnson broke with British Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday, declaring he is joining the campaign calling for Britain's exit from the European Union.
"... because I want a better deal for the people of this country to save them money and to take back control.”
Johnson, one of Britain's most popular politicians, [come] becomes the highest profile Conservative to declare that Britain is best off exiting from the European Union. Mr. Cameron has set a June 23 referendum on the issue.
Here is the latest on the European struggle to process an ongoing flood of refugees and migrants.
Greek police say Macedonia is turning away Afghan migrants at its border but allowing other nationalities to enter.
The Associated Press reports a Macedonian police spokeswoman denied the border was closed to Afghans. She blamed Serbian restrictions. Serbian officials in turn blamed Austria and Hungary.
Uganda's main opposition leader has called for continued protests against his detention and the country's disputed presidential election that saw President Yoweri Museveni remain in power.
Kizza Besigye told reporters if the regime continues to detain him, he will call on people to protest.
"If the regime continues to restrict me, to detain me in my home illegal as it is, I call upon all of you citizens to protest this." :Kizza Besigye.
Zambia's President [Edward] Edgar, rather, Lungu says he will nominate a female vice presidential running mate for his reelection bid in the August 11 general election. Speaking to women's groups at a breakfast meeting in the capital, Lungu encouraged women to participate in the country's governance, including in the upcoming general election.
Suspected Islamist militants stabbed a Hindu priest to death at a temple in northern Bangladesh Sunday.
Two others people were injured as they tried to help the priest.
Police say the assailants on motorbikes attacked Jogeshwar Roy as he was organizing prayers at a temple in Pangachar district. That's near the border with India.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. A preliminary cease-fire agreement for Syria is reported.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says a "provisional agreement" has been made with Russia for a cease-fire in Syria.
"Even as recently as an hour ago this morning, I spoke with Foreign Minister Lavrov by phone, I spoke with him yesterday. But again today, this morning, I underscored the urgent need to achieve a full cessation of hostilities in the shortest timeframe possible.”
Violence continued unabated throughout the country, with scores of people killed in two attacks claimed by the Islamic State group.
Businessman Donald Trump remains the clear frontrunner for the Republican nomination in the U.S. presidential race.
Trump won his second straight Republican primary election Saturday in the southern state of South Carolina. Senator Marco Rubio was in second place, barely edging out Senator Ted Cruz.
Senator Rubio spoke on the NBC news program "Meet the Press": "But I feel great that now that the choices have become less and less, more and more that new voter alternative to Donald Trump vote is going to coalesce around us and we have to make the work to make that happen.”
Former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton scored a victory Saturday, winning the Nevada Democratic caucuses over Vermont Senator Bernie Sanders.
Voters in Niger went to the polls Sunday to elect a new parliament and to decide whether the president will receive a second five-year term.
Mahamadou Issoufou ran with a promise to crush Islamist militants and increase the development in his country.
Counting has begun in the election and provisional results are expected by Friday.
This is VOA news.
Violent protests in northeastern India have plunged the capital of New Delhi into a water-supply crisis.
Haryana state has been the scene of a week of demonstrations by members of the rural Jat caste. Jats are demanding federal and state benefits, including guaranteed government jobs and university placement.
The protests turned violent Friday when demonstrators set fire to houses and railway stations and damaged equipment that transports water to New Delhi.
London Mayor Boris Johnson broke with British Prime Minister David Cameron on Sunday, declaring he is joining the campaign calling for Britain's exit from the European Union.
"... because I want a better deal for the people of this country to save them money and to take back control.”
Johnson, one of Britain's most popular politicians, [come] becomes the highest profile Conservative to declare that Britain is best off exiting from the European Union. Mr. Cameron has set a June 23 referendum on the issue.
Here is the latest on the European struggle to process an ongoing flood of refugees and migrants.
Greek police say Macedonia is turning away Afghan migrants at its border but allowing other nationalities to enter.
The Associated Press reports a Macedonian police spokeswoman denied the border was closed to Afghans. She blamed Serbian restrictions. Serbian officials in turn blamed Austria and Hungary.
Uganda's main opposition leader has called for continued protests against his detention and the country's disputed presidential election that saw President Yoweri Museveni remain in power.
Kizza Besigye told reporters if the regime continues to detain him, he will call on people to protest.
"If the regime continues to restrict me, to detain me in my home illegal as it is, I call upon all of you citizens to protest this." :Kizza Besigye.
Zambia's President [Edward] Edgar, rather, Lungu says he will nominate a female vice presidential running mate for his reelection bid in the August 11 general election. Speaking to women's groups at a breakfast meeting in the capital, Lungu encouraged women to participate in the country's governance, including in the upcoming general election.
Suspected Islamist militants stabbed a Hindu priest to death at a temple in northern Bangladesh Sunday.
Two others people were injured as they tried to help the priest.
Police say the assailants on motorbikes attacked Jogeshwar Roy as he was organizing prayers at a temple in Pangachar district. That's near the border with India.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Hillary Clinton has won Nevada's Democratic caucuses with more than three quarters of the precincts reported.
The former secretary of state captured more than 52 percent of the vote to Bernie Sanders of Vermont 48 percent.
Clinton told cheering supporters that their hard work had paid off.
"Hotel and casino workers who never wavered, students with too much debt and small business owners who never go off the clock. Tens of thousands of men and women with kids to raise, bills to pay, and dreams that won't die, this is your campaign.”
Clinton barely edged Sanders in the Iowa caucuses and Sanders had won the New Hampshire primary.
Meanwhile, the polls have just closed in South Carolina, where Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is hoping to capitalize on his win in New Hampshire while holding off a challenge from Texas Senator Ted Cruz.
Results from both states are expected to narrow the field of candidates ahead of so-called Super Tuesday, March 1, when voting will take place in a dozen U.S. states.
Uganda's electoral commission has named incumbent leader Yoweri Museveni the winner of Thursday's presidential election, but the main opposition party is rejecting the results as fraudulent.
The commission said Saturday that President Museveni won the election with nearly 61 percent of the vote, more than enough to secure a first round victory. It said his strongest challenger, Forum for Democratic Change candidate Kizza Besigye, had won 35 percent.
This is VOA news.
The main rebel coalition in Syria says it is willing to accept a temporary truce, but only if Russia calls a halt to its airstrikes and the Damascus government ends its offensive near the Syrian-Turkish border.
The rebel coalition known as the High Negotiations Committee said after meeting in Saudi Arabia Saturday that any potential truce would require the Syrian government to lift its blockade of rebel-held communities and release thousands of detainees.
The HNC said the truce must also include Syria's allies, notably Russia and Iran. Russia has said that it will not stop its airstrikes against what it calls "terrorist targets" in Syria even if there is international agreement on a temporary truce.
British Prime Minister David Cameron has said a referendum on Britain's continued membership in the European Union for June 23.
Speaking to reporters Saturday, Cameron said his cabinet approved a recommendation that Britain stay in a reformed 28-nation European Union.
"This is about how we trade with neighboring countries to create jobs, prosperity and financial security for our families. And it's about how we cooperate to keep our people safe and our country strong.”
The prime minister added that the ultimate decision is for the British people to make in June. He did promised to campaign in favor of the EU.
Britain's deal with the European political and economic alliance followed a marathon two-day summit in Brussels, where EU members unanimously agreed on a package of concessions to Britain.
And, former U.S. Supreme Court Justice, the late Antonin Scalia, has been remembered as a man who loved God, loved his family and loved his country.
At the justice's funeral at Washington's Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, his son, the Reverend Paul Scalia, recalled his father's devotion both to his faith and to his country.
"Dad understood that the deeper he went in his Catholic faith, the better a citizen and public servant he became. God blessed his with the desire to be the country's good servant because he was God's first.”
Vice President Joe Biden led a distinguished group of officials, dignitaries, family members and friends in attending the service for Scalia.
Scalia's fellow justices, several cabinet secretaries and many members of Congress were in attendance.
Appointed in 1986 by former President Ronald Reagan, Scalia died last Saturday while on a hunting trip in Texas. He was 79.
For more on these stories and the rest of the day's news, log on to our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. Hillary Clinton has won Nevada's Democratic caucuses with more than three quarters of the precincts reported.
The former secretary of state captured more than 52 percent of the vote to Bernie Sanders of Vermont 48 percent.
Clinton told cheering supporters that their hard work had paid off.
"Hotel and casino workers who never wavered, students with too much debt and small business owners who never go off the clock. Tens of thousands of men and women with kids to raise, bills to pay, and dreams that won't die, this is your campaign.”
Clinton barely edged Sanders in the Iowa caucuses and Sanders had won the New Hampshire primary.
Meanwhile, the polls have just closed in South Carolina, where Republican frontrunner Donald Trump is hoping to capitalize on his win in New Hampshire while holding off a challenge from Texas Senator Ted Cruz.
Results from both states are expected to narrow the field of candidates ahead of so-called Super Tuesday, March 1, when voting will take place in a dozen U.S. states.
Uganda's electoral commission has named incumbent leader Yoweri Museveni the winner of Thursday's presidential election, but the main opposition party is rejecting the results as fraudulent.
The commission said Saturday that President Museveni won the election with nearly 61 percent of the vote, more than enough to secure a first round victory. It said his strongest challenger, Forum for Democratic Change candidate Kizza Besigye, had won 35 percent.
This is VOA news.
The main rebel coalition in Syria says it is willing to accept a temporary truce, but only if Russia calls a halt to its airstrikes and the Damascus government ends its offensive near the Syrian-Turkish border.
The rebel coalition known as the High Negotiations Committee said after meeting in Saudi Arabia Saturday that any potential truce would require the Syrian government to lift its blockade of rebel-held communities and release thousands of detainees.
The HNC said the truce must also include Syria's allies, notably Russia and Iran. Russia has said that it will not stop its airstrikes against what it calls "terrorist targets" in Syria even if there is international agreement on a temporary truce.
British Prime Minister David Cameron has said a referendum on Britain's continued membership in the European Union for June 23.
Speaking to reporters Saturday, Cameron said his cabinet approved a recommendation that Britain stay in a reformed 28-nation European Union.
"This is about how we trade with neighboring countries to create jobs, prosperity and financial security for our families. And it's about how we cooperate to keep our people safe and our country strong.”
The prime minister added that the ultimate decision is for the British people to make in June. He did promised to campaign in favor of the EU.
Britain's deal with the European political and economic alliance followed a marathon two-day summit in Brussels, where EU members unanimously agreed on a package of concessions to Britain.
And, former U.S. Supreme Court Justice, the late Antonin Scalia, has been remembered as a man who loved God, loved his family and loved his country.
At the justice's funeral at Washington's Basilica of the National Shrine of the Immaculate Conception, his son, the Reverend Paul Scalia, recalled his father's devotion both to his faith and to his country.
"Dad understood that the deeper he went in his Catholic faith, the better a citizen and public servant he became. God blessed his with the desire to be the country's good servant because he was God's first.”
Vice President Joe Biden led a distinguished group of officials, dignitaries, family members and friends in attending the service for Scalia.
Scalia's fellow justices, several cabinet secretaries and many members of Congress were in attendance.
Appointed in 1986 by former President Ronald Reagan, Scalia died last Saturday while on a hunting trip in Texas. He was 79.
For more on these stories and the rest of the day's news, log on to our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. A massive winter storm continues to rush the U.S. East Coast, shutting down all non-emergency travel in New York City.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a news conference the storm has exceeded expectations and residents need to be prepared for historic amounts of snow.
“At this point of the day, one to two inches per hour should be assumed, which is a very fast accumulation. We're even hearing estimates now of one to three inches per hour.”
De Blasio added that people who do not get off the roads could face arrest.
The city has stopped all bus service and all bridges and tunnels are closed. Underground subways are still running but those above ground have been suspended.
A massive winter storm impacted the mid-Atlantic and northeast regions with nearly 60 centimeters of snow, blanketing Washington DC. Up to 85 million people are in the storm's path and hundreds of thousands are without power.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says the United States and its Gulf allies have what he called “clarity” on the initial steps in talks that could lead to a political transition in Syria.
Speaking in Saudi Arabia Saturday, Kerry said there was agreement that the International Syria Support Group would meet to resolve any differences that arise in the first round of U.N.-sponsored talks.
“That is why the ISSG will meet shortly thereafter in order to address any concerns that may or may not come up out of the first meeting, in which we need to try to build some consensus.”
Saudi Arabia, Iran and the United States are among the world powers that make up the support group that has been backing the U.N.-led process.
This is VOA news.
Vice President Joe Biden stressed the strategic importance of Turkey after a meeting with Turkey's Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu Saturday in Istanbul.
As Dorian Jones reports, Biden said that both countries have made progress on a number of issues.
The Syrian conflict and the war against Islamic State, or Daesh as it's called, topped the agenda of talks between Vice President Biden and Prime Minister Davutoğlu.
Ankara has been pressing Washington to intervene militarily in the conflict. More common ground appeared to be firm, with Biden acknowledging Ankara's stance towards a Kurdish rebel group, the PKK, and Islamic State as equal threats.
“in terms of their actions the Daesh and PKK and al-Nusra, there is no substantial difference between terrorist groups, they are simply terrorist groups.”
Ankara has been strongly criticized by allies for focusing its military efforts more on the PKK, which is fighting Islamic State in neighboring Iraq.
Dorian Jones, VOA news, Istanbul.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is calling for closer economic and security ties with China.
Khamenei told Chinese President Xi Jinping during a meeting Saturday that Tehran was seeking to expand ties with what he called “more independent countries” like China because, in his words, “Iranians never trusted the West.”
Xi is the first head of state from the six-country bloc that negotiated an historic nuclear deal that led to lifting of international sanctions against Iran to meet with Khamenei.
He met with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani earlier in the day at the president's residence. The two leaders oversaw the signing of 17 agreements aimed at expanding diplomatic and economic cooperation.
International Monetary Fund head Christine Lagarde says she believes Europe's refugee crisis is placing the continent's Schengen zone at risk.
Lagarde said Saturday at the World Economic Forum in Davos the swelling number of refugees in Europe has pushed the Schengen agreement to “a make or break” point.
The Schengen area is comprised of 26 European countries that have mutually decided to eliminate passport and immigration controls at their joint borders. That enables citizens of the zone to travel internationally without any limitations.
And an American student detained in North Korea for alleged anti-state activities has been described by his fellow travel partners as a typical tourist.
Otto Warmbier was arrested on Friday for unspecified hostile acts. The 21-year-old University of Virginia student was in Pyongyang with the Chinese-based Young Pioneer Tours company.
For more, please visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David Byrd reporting. A massive winter storm continues to rush the U.S. East Coast, shutting down all non-emergency travel in New York City.
Mayor Bill de Blasio said at a news conference the storm has exceeded expectations and residents need to be prepared for historic amounts of snow.
“At this point of the day, one to two inches per hour should be assumed, which is a very fast accumulation. We're even hearing estimates now of one to three inches per hour.”
De Blasio added that people who do not get off the roads could face arrest.
The city has stopped all bus service and all bridges and tunnels are closed. Underground subways are still running but those above ground have been suspended.
A massive winter storm impacted the mid-Atlantic and northeast regions with nearly 60 centimeters of snow, blanketing Washington DC. Up to 85 million people are in the storm's path and hundreds of thousands are without power.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry says the United States and its Gulf allies have what he called “clarity” on the initial steps in talks that could lead to a political transition in Syria.
Speaking in Saudi Arabia Saturday, Kerry said there was agreement that the International Syria Support Group would meet to resolve any differences that arise in the first round of U.N.-sponsored talks.
“That is why the ISSG will meet shortly thereafter in order to address any concerns that may or may not come up out of the first meeting, in which we need to try to build some consensus.”
Saudi Arabia, Iran and the United States are among the world powers that make up the support group that has been backing the U.N.-led process.
This is VOA news.
Vice President Joe Biden stressed the strategic importance of Turkey after a meeting with Turkey's Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu Saturday in Istanbul.
As Dorian Jones reports, Biden said that both countries have made progress on a number of issues.
The Syrian conflict and the war against Islamic State, or Daesh as it's called, topped the agenda of talks between Vice President Biden and Prime Minister Davutoğlu.
Ankara has been pressing Washington to intervene militarily in the conflict. More common ground appeared to be firm, with Biden acknowledging Ankara's stance towards a Kurdish rebel group, the PKK, and Islamic State as equal threats.
“in terms of their actions the Daesh and PKK and al-Nusra, there is no substantial difference between terrorist groups, they are simply terrorist groups.”
Ankara has been strongly criticized by allies for focusing its military efforts more on the PKK, which is fighting Islamic State in neighboring Iraq.
Dorian Jones, VOA news, Istanbul.
Iran's Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei is calling for closer economic and security ties with China.
Khamenei told Chinese President Xi Jinping during a meeting Saturday that Tehran was seeking to expand ties with what he called “more independent countries” like China because, in his words, “Iranians never trusted the West.”
Xi is the first head of state from the six-country bloc that negotiated an historic nuclear deal that led to lifting of international sanctions against Iran to meet with Khamenei.
He met with Iranian President Hassan Rouhani earlier in the day at the president's residence. The two leaders oversaw the signing of 17 agreements aimed at expanding diplomatic and economic cooperation.
International Monetary Fund head Christine Lagarde says she believes Europe's refugee crisis is placing the continent's Schengen zone at risk.
Lagarde said Saturday at the World Economic Forum in Davos the swelling number of refugees in Europe has pushed the Schengen agreement to “a make or break” point.
The Schengen area is comprised of 26 European countries that have mutually decided to eliminate passport and immigration controls at their joint borders. That enables citizens of the zone to travel internationally without any limitations.
And an American student detained in North Korea for alleged anti-state activities has been described by his fellow travel partners as a typical tourist.
Otto Warmbier was arrested on Friday for unspecified hostile acts. The 21-year-old University of Virginia student was in Pyongyang with the Chinese-based Young Pioneer Tours company.
For more, please visit our website. I'm David Byrd in Washington.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Syrian peace talks set for Friday.
The United Nations on Tuesday sent out invitations for Syrian peace talks in Geneva. It is not immediately clear who has been invited or whether all of the groups opposed to the regime of President Bashar al-Assad will attend.
Meanwhile, the conflict in Syria continued Tuesday with a double suicide bombing in the western city of Homs that state media said killed at least 22 people and wounded more than 100.
Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for the country to improve anti-corruption measures just hours after a BBC documentary reported his estimated personal fortune at close to $40 billion.
The Kremlin dismissed as a “total fabrication” comments from a U.S. Treasury official who told the BBC that Mr. Putin was, in his words, “a picture of corruption.”
The highest court in the Central African Republic has annulled last month's legislative elections. The court also confirmed that two former prime ministers will face a runoff vote for the presidency.
The nation's Constitutional Court ruled late Monday that the first-round legislative vote on December 30 was marred by numerous irregularities.
A survey of economists by the financial news network CNBC finds the experts think the U.S. central bank is not likely to raise interest rates at this time and may delay expected rate hikes for a while.
The rate-setting committee of the U.S. Federal Reserve gathered in Washington for their regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday. They will report their decision on Wednesday afternoon.
For more, check our website voanews.com. This is VOA news.
Denmark's parliament passed a package of measures Tuesday to deter refugees from seeking asylum in the country.
The so-called “jewelry bill” passed by an overwhelming majority includes delaying family reunifications for three years and confiscating migrants' valuables.
Social Democrat Mette Gjerskov has misgivings about the bill. “I'm really, really worried that this will mean that asylum seekers get an incentive to bring their children when they flee themselves, so this means that we will have more children in rubber boats in the Mediterranean, and that worries me a lot.”
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and other international organizations have condemned the bill as inconsistent with European Union policies. Lisa Schlein has more.
U.N. refugee spokesman Adrian Edwards says the Danish decision sends damaging messages.
“In our view, it runs the risk of fueling sentiments of fear and discrimination rather than promoting solidarity with people in need of protection.”
The heavy influx of people into Europe last year created chaos. Humanitarian agencies predict a similar, if not larger, number of refugees or migrants is likely to arrive this year.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
The European Commission said Tuesday it is not ruling out allowing member states to reintroduce border controls for up to two years.
To cope with the migration crisis, the European Union interior ministers Monday asked the commission to consider the extension of border checks.
The member states of the 26-country Schengen zone would be required to inform the commission about their security concerns. The commission would then review the request before approving reintroduction of controls.
The United States is clearing the path for more travel and commerce with Cuba. The Obama administration Tuesday announced a series of actions it says will promote ties between U.S. and Cuban citizens.
Steps taken by the U.S. government include removing financing restrictions for most types of authorized exports, amending regulations to make it easier for some individuals and entities to get export licenses and easing regulations on travel.
A U.S. teenager who explained his actions in a drunk driving case by claiming his family's wealth made him unable to understand the consequences of his actions will soon return to the United States.
Ethan Couch had fled to Mexico with his mother after prosecutors began an investigation into a suspected parole violation.
Lawyers for Couch told Mexican authorities Tuesday they want to drop their fight against his deportation.
On Wall Street, U.S. stock indexes were up at the close of trade today.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. Syrian peace talks set for Friday.
The United Nations on Tuesday sent out invitations for Syrian peace talks in Geneva. It is not immediately clear who has been invited or whether all of the groups opposed to the regime of President Bashar al-Assad will attend.
Meanwhile, the conflict in Syria continued Tuesday with a double suicide bombing in the western city of Homs that state media said killed at least 22 people and wounded more than 100.
Islamic State claimed responsibility for the attack.
Russian President Vladimir Putin has called for the country to improve anti-corruption measures just hours after a BBC documentary reported his estimated personal fortune at close to $40 billion.
The Kremlin dismissed as a “total fabrication” comments from a U.S. Treasury official who told the BBC that Mr. Putin was, in his words, “a picture of corruption.”
The highest court in the Central African Republic has annulled last month's legislative elections. The court also confirmed that two former prime ministers will face a runoff vote for the presidency.
The nation's Constitutional Court ruled late Monday that the first-round legislative vote on December 30 was marred by numerous irregularities.
A survey of economists by the financial news network CNBC finds the experts think the U.S. central bank is not likely to raise interest rates at this time and may delay expected rate hikes for a while.
The rate-setting committee of the U.S. Federal Reserve gathered in Washington for their regularly scheduled meeting on Tuesday. They will report their decision on Wednesday afternoon.
For more, check our website voanews.com. This is VOA news.
Denmark's parliament passed a package of measures Tuesday to deter refugees from seeking asylum in the country.
The so-called “jewelry bill” passed by an overwhelming majority includes delaying family reunifications for three years and confiscating migrants' valuables.
Social Democrat Mette Gjerskov has misgivings about the bill. “I'm really, really worried that this will mean that asylum seekers get an incentive to bring their children when they flee themselves, so this means that we will have more children in rubber boats in the Mediterranean, and that worries me a lot.”
The United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees and other international organizations have condemned the bill as inconsistent with European Union policies. Lisa Schlein has more.
U.N. refugee spokesman Adrian Edwards says the Danish decision sends damaging messages.
“In our view, it runs the risk of fueling sentiments of fear and discrimination rather than promoting solidarity with people in need of protection.”
The heavy influx of people into Europe last year created chaos. Humanitarian agencies predict a similar, if not larger, number of refugees or migrants is likely to arrive this year.
Lisa Schlein, Geneva.
The European Commission said Tuesday it is not ruling out allowing member states to reintroduce border controls for up to two years.
To cope with the migration crisis, the European Union interior ministers Monday asked the commission to consider the extension of border checks.
The member states of the 26-country Schengen zone would be required to inform the commission about their security concerns. The commission would then review the request before approving reintroduction of controls.
The United States is clearing the path for more travel and commerce with Cuba. The Obama administration Tuesday announced a series of actions it says will promote ties between U.S. and Cuban citizens.
Steps taken by the U.S. government include removing financing restrictions for most types of authorized exports, amending regulations to make it easier for some individuals and entities to get export licenses and easing regulations on travel.
A U.S. teenager who explained his actions in a drunk driving case by claiming his family's wealth made him unable to understand the consequences of his actions will soon return to the United States.
Ethan Couch had fled to Mexico with his mother after prosecutors began an investigation into a suspected parole violation.
Lawyers for Couch told Mexican authorities Tuesday they want to drop their fight against his deportation.
On Wall Street, U.S. stock indexes were up at the close of trade today.
In Washington, I'm David DeForest.
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From Washington this is VOA news. I’m Victor Beattie reporting.
Syrian government forces advance. The Syrian army backed by Iranian militia and Russian airstrik...
From Washington this is VOA news. I’m Victor Beattie reporting.
Syrian government forces advance. The Syrian army backed by Iranian militia and Russian airstrikes has advanced toward the Turkish border pushing rebels out of at least two towns north of Aleppo.
Russia has been bombarding rebel held areas for days causing tens of thousands of civilians to flee to Turkey and camps along the border.
U. S. spokesman, John Kirby, said Monday Washington has been in “close contact” with Moscow ahead of another international meeting in Munich.
“We have talked a lot about this with them and you heard the secretary address this very issue on Friday and and that's why he believes this upcoming meeting in Munich is important. On Thursday to deal with this exact issue. And he's been very clear that Russian support for the Assad regime is doing nothing but prolonging the conflict. Helping attract jihadis and foreign fighters to the effort. Obviously its increasing the flow of refugees and it's harming innocent people.”
Turkey's deputy prime has warned his country may face another six hundred thousand Syrian refugees. on top of the two and half million it's already sheltering.
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said Ankara in Germany may seek greater NATO involvement.
Meanwhile, the U. S. has welcomed a Saudi offer to deploy special forces to support a possible coalition ground operation inside Syria. At least twenty one people have been killed and dozens more wounded in recent days in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo amid rising ethnic tensions. The violence pits Hutus against other local groups including ethnic Nande and Nyanga. The U.N. also reports a massive displacement of civilians and instances of looting, rape, abductions and arson.
Ethnic rivalries and competition for mineral rich land have stoked persistent conflict among eastern Congo's dozens of rebel groups. This is VOA news.
wn.com/Voa News For 9 Feb 2016
From Washington this is VOA news. I’m Victor Beattie reporting.
Syrian government forces advance. The Syrian army backed by Iranian militia and Russian airstrikes has advanced toward the Turkish border pushing rebels out of at least two towns north of Aleppo.
Russia has been bombarding rebel held areas for days causing tens of thousands of civilians to flee to Turkey and camps along the border.
U. S. spokesman, John Kirby, said Monday Washington has been in “close contact” with Moscow ahead of another international meeting in Munich.
“We have talked a lot about this with them and you heard the secretary address this very issue on Friday and and that's why he believes this upcoming meeting in Munich is important. On Thursday to deal with this exact issue. And he's been very clear that Russian support for the Assad regime is doing nothing but prolonging the conflict. Helping attract jihadis and foreign fighters to the effort. Obviously its increasing the flow of refugees and it's harming innocent people.”
Turkey's deputy prime has warned his country may face another six hundred thousand Syrian refugees. on top of the two and half million it's already sheltering.
Prime Minister Ahmet Davutoğlu said Ankara in Germany may seek greater NATO involvement.
Meanwhile, the U. S. has welcomed a Saudi offer to deploy special forces to support a possible coalition ground operation inside Syria. At least twenty one people have been killed and dozens more wounded in recent days in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo amid rising ethnic tensions. The violence pits Hutus against other local groups including ethnic Nande and Nyanga. The U.N. also reports a massive displacement of civilians and instances of looting, rape, abductions and arson.
Ethnic rivalries and competition for mineral rich land have stoked persistent conflict among eastern Congo's dozens of rebel groups. This is VOA news.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. N...
VOA news for Thursday, January 28th, 2016
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. No decision yet.
A committee of key Syrian opposition groups is expected to decide later whether to participate in U.N.-brokered peace talks in Geneva.
U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura sent out invitations to the negotiations, but did not disclose who was on the list.
The High Negotiations Committee says the Syrian government and its allies must lift blockades of besieged areas before it will join the talks scheduled to begin Friday.
The United States and China agreed Wednesday to work together to ensure that North Korea ends its nuclear weapons program.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing, stressing that the North Korean issue is a high priority for the U.S. government.
U.S. lawmakers in Washington, meanwhile, are expected to take another step Thursday toward boosting sanctions on North Korea. Michael Bowman reports.
The committee is expected to approve overwhelmingly an amended version of a sanctions bill that passed the House of Representatives earlier this month.
The House bill requires the U.S. president to investigate and sanction persons and entities contributing to North Korean weapons of mass destruction and involved with money laundering, censorship or human rights abuses.
The Senate bill adds provisions targeting North Korea's sale of minerals and precious metals for hard currency.
Michael Bowman, the Capitol.
Suicide bombers have killed at least 10 people in Chibok, the Nigerian town where Boko Haram kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls nearly two years ago.
Witnesses say one bomber detonated explosives Wednesday at a checkpoint where people were being searched, and at least two others blew themselves up at the town's market.
This is VOA news.
International Criminal Court judges have authorized an investigation into allegations that war crimes and crimes against humanity were committed during the 2008 Russia-Georgia conflict.
A three-judge panel in the Hague Wednesday gave a prosecutor approval to investigate crimes allegedly committed in and around the breakaway Georgian region of South Ossetia in August of 2008.
Human Rights Watch says rights crackdowns took place worldwide in 2014, making the year the most tumultuous in a generation.
In its 2015 World Report, the organization says no human rights challenge in the past year has been more significant than the emergence of the Islamic State group.
Speaking to reporters in Turkey Wednesday, Executive Director Kenneth Roth said that authoritarian governments around the world are feeling pressure from civil societies empowered by social media.
France's justice minister stepped down Wednesday after objecting to a government move that would revoke the citizenship of convicted French-born terrorists if they have a second nationality.
South Sudan rebel leader Riek Machar is taking his campaign against President Salva Kiir's plan to create 28 states to the African Union Thursday.
Machar is expected to attend the African Union summit in Addis Ababa and will likely urge the African leaders to tell the president to drop his creation of the states.
Rebels leaders have said the division of the country into 28 states will bring about more community unrest and take away land from one tribal group and give it to another.
According to a survey released Wednesday, former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders are locked in a tight Democratic presidential nomination contest in the crucial Midwest state of Iowa.
Here is Senator sanders: “We're feeling really good about where we are, and if there is a large voter turnout, I'm not saying we can do what Barack Obama did in 2008, I wish we could, but I don't think we can. But if there is a large turnout, I think we win. If not, I think we're going to be struggling.”
Quinnipiac University says Sanders has gained the support of 49 percent of Democrats likely to participate in next Monday's party caucuses in Iowa, compared to 45 percent for Hillary Clinton.
On the Republican side, Donald Trump, the leading Republican contender in the 2016 U.S. presidential race, says he is boycotting the last candidates' debate before next week's first election contest in Iowa.
Trump said he will skip Thursday's debate because he does not feel he would be treated fairly by one of the moderators, Megyn Kelly of Fox News, who has been feuding with Trump since August.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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From Washington, this is VOA news. I'm David DeForest reporting. No decision yet.
A committee of key Syrian opposition groups is expected to decide later whether to participate in U.N.-brokered peace talks in Geneva.
U.N. Syria envoy Staffan de Mistura sent out invitations to the negotiations, but did not disclose who was on the list.
The High Negotiations Committee says the Syrian government and its allies must lift blockades of besieged areas before it will join the talks scheduled to begin Friday.
The United States and China agreed Wednesday to work together to ensure that North Korea ends its nuclear weapons program.
U.S. Secretary of State John Kerry met with China's Foreign Minister Wang Yi in Beijing, stressing that the North Korean issue is a high priority for the U.S. government.
U.S. lawmakers in Washington, meanwhile, are expected to take another step Thursday toward boosting sanctions on North Korea. Michael Bowman reports.
The committee is expected to approve overwhelmingly an amended version of a sanctions bill that passed the House of Representatives earlier this month.
The House bill requires the U.S. president to investigate and sanction persons and entities contributing to North Korean weapons of mass destruction and involved with money laundering, censorship or human rights abuses.
The Senate bill adds provisions targeting North Korea's sale of minerals and precious metals for hard currency.
Michael Bowman, the Capitol.
Suicide bombers have killed at least 10 people in Chibok, the Nigerian town where Boko Haram kidnapped more than 200 schoolgirls nearly two years ago.
Witnesses say one bomber detonated explosives Wednesday at a checkpoint where people were being searched, and at least two others blew themselves up at the town's market.
This is VOA news.
International Criminal Court judges have authorized an investigation into allegations that war crimes and crimes against humanity were committed during the 2008 Russia-Georgia conflict.
A three-judge panel in the Hague Wednesday gave a prosecutor approval to investigate crimes allegedly committed in and around the breakaway Georgian region of South Ossetia in August of 2008.
Human Rights Watch says rights crackdowns took place worldwide in 2014, making the year the most tumultuous in a generation.
In its 2015 World Report, the organization says no human rights challenge in the past year has been more significant than the emergence of the Islamic State group.
Speaking to reporters in Turkey Wednesday, Executive Director Kenneth Roth said that authoritarian governments around the world are feeling pressure from civil societies empowered by social media.
France's justice minister stepped down Wednesday after objecting to a government move that would revoke the citizenship of convicted French-born terrorists if they have a second nationality.
South Sudan rebel leader Riek Machar is taking his campaign against President Salva Kiir's plan to create 28 states to the African Union Thursday.
Machar is expected to attend the African Union summit in Addis Ababa and will likely urge the African leaders to tell the president to drop his creation of the states.
Rebels leaders have said the division of the country into 28 states will bring about more community unrest and take away land from one tribal group and give it to another.
According to a survey released Wednesday, former U.S. Secretary of State Hillary Clinton and Senator Bernie Sanders are locked in a tight Democratic presidential nomination contest in the crucial Midwest state of Iowa.
Here is Senator sanders: “We're feeling really good about where we are, and if there is a large voter turnout, I'm not saying we can do what Barack Obama did in 2008, I wish we could, but I don't think we can. But if there is a large turnout, I think we win. If not, I think we're going to be struggling.”
Quinnipiac University says Sanders has gained the support of 49 percent of Democrats likely to participate in next Monday's party caucuses in Iowa, compared to 45 percent for Hillary Clinton.
On the Republican side, Donald Trump, the leading Republican contender in the 2016 U.S. presidential race, says he is boycotting the last candidates' debate before next week's first election contest in Iowa.
Trump said he will skip Thursday's debate because he does not feel he would be treated fairly by one of the moderators, Megyn Kelly of Fox News, who has been feuding with Trump since August.
From the VOA news center in Washington, I'm David DeForest.
That's the latest world news from VOA.
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VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On 06 March 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 28:21
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 2
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- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 58:07
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 4
Radio Free Asia RFA news in Khmer today on 05 March 2016 at 7:30PM, Summary the main news today
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RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
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Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
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- published: 06 Mar 2016
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voa khmer hot news | morning news | 06 march 2016 | cambodia news today
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:16
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 4
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Khmer news today 2016
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Cambodia Hot News
VOA Khmer News 2016
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 4
VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #7
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 18:35
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 1
VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #7
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VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #7
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The Voice of America (VOA) is the official external broadcast institution of the United States federal government. The VOA provides programming for broadcast on radio, TV, and the Internet outside of the U.S., in English and some foreign languages. A 1976 law signed by President Gerald Ford requires the VOA to "serve as a consistently reliable and authoritative source of news." The VOA Charter states: "VOA news will be accurate, objective and comprehensive." The Voice of America headquarters is located at 330Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC, 20237, U.S. VOA radio and television broadcasts are distributed by satellite, cable and on FM, AM, and shortwave radio frequencies. They are streamed on individual language service websites, social media sites and mobile platforms. The VOA has affiliate and contract agreements with radio and television stations and cable networks worldwide.More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_of_America
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The Voice of America (VOA) is the official external broadcast institution of the United States federal government. The VOA provides programming for broadcast on radio, TV, and the Internet outside of the U.S., in English and some foreign languages. A 1976 law signed by President Gerald Ford requires the VOA to "serve as a consistently reliable and authoritative source of news." The VOA Charter states: "VOA news will be accurate, objective and comprehensive." The Voice of America headquarters is located at 330Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC, 20237, U.S. VOA radio and television broadcasts are distributed by satellite, cable and on FM, AM, and shortwave radio frequencies. They are streamed on individual language service websites, social media sites and mobile platforms. The VOA has affiliate and contract agreements with radio and television stations and cable networks worldwide.More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_of_America
Please Watch More VOA Special English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JvvnhQoymo
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And Please watch more VOA Learning English
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- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 1
VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #8
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:34
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 1
VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #8
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VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #8
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The Voice of America (VOA) is the official external broadcast institution of the United States federal government. The VOA provides programming for broadcast on radio, TV, and the Internet outside of the U.S., in English and some foreign languages. A 1976 law signed by President Gerald Ford requires the VOA to "serve as a consistently reliable and authoritative source of news." The VOA Charter states: "VOA news will be accurate, objective and comprehensive." The Voice of America headquarters is located at 330Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC, 20237, U.S. VOA radio and television broadcasts are distributed by satellite, cable and on FM, AM, and shortwave radio frequencies. They are streamed on individual language service websites, social media sites and mobile platforms. The VOA has affiliate and contract agreements with radio and television stations and cable networks worldwide.More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_of_America
Please Watch More VOA Special English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JvvnhQoymo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_5ZK3mPTnY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87SJR69ZKSo
And Please watch more VOA Learning English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K7u1f342W4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcXUsZLzk9c
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VOA Learning English
VOA Learning English Compilation
VOA Learning English Conversation
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VOA Special English 2016
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The Voice of America (VOA) is the official external broadcast institution of the United States federal government. The VOA provides programming for broadcast on radio, TV, and the Internet outside of the U.S., in English and some foreign languages. A 1976 law signed by President Gerald Ford requires the VOA to "serve as a consistently reliable and authoritative source of news." The VOA Charter states: "VOA news will be accurate, objective and comprehensive." The Voice of America headquarters is located at 330Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC, 20237, U.S. VOA radio and television broadcasts are distributed by satellite, cable and on FM, AM, and shortwave radio frequencies. They are streamed on individual language service websites, social media sites and mobile platforms. The VOA has affiliate and contract agreements with radio and television stations and cable networks worldwide.More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_of_America
Please Watch More VOA Special English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JvvnhQoymo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_5ZK3mPTnY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87SJR69ZKSo
And Please watch more VOA Learning English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K7u1f342W4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcXUsZLzk9c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6aPHO1RkUU
VOA Learning English
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VOA Special English education report
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- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 1
VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #9
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 18:31
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 1
VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #9
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VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #9
More learning English Video, please visit: http://learningenglish.voanews.com
The Voice of America (VOA) is the official external broadcast institution of the United States federal government. The VOA provides programming for broadcast on radio, TV, and the Internet outside of the U.S., in English and some foreign languages. A 1976 law signed by President Gerald Ford requires the VOA to "serve as a consistently reliable and authoritative source of news." The VOA Charter states: "VOA news will be accurate, objective and comprehensive." The Voice of America headquarters is located at 330Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC, 20237, U.S. VOA radio and television broadcasts are distributed by satellite, cable and on FM, AM, and shortwave radio frequencies. They are streamed on individual language service websites, social media sites and mobile platforms. The VOA has affiliate and contract agreements with radio and television stations and cable networks worldwide.More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_of_America
Please Watch More VOA Special English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JvvnhQoymo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_5ZK3mPTnY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87SJR69ZKSo
And Please watch more VOA Learning English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K7u1f342W4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcXUsZLzk9c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6aPHO1RkUU
VOA Learning English
VOA Learning English Compilation
VOA Learning English Conversation
VOA Learning English 2016
VOA Special English 2016
VOA Special English compilation
VOA Special English
VOA Special English Conversation
VOA Special English education report
VOA Learning English today
Talk2us Conversation Practice
wn.com/Voa Learning English 2016, Voa Special English 2016, Science Report Compilation 9
VOA Learning English 2016, VOA Special English 2016, science report compilation #9
More learning English Video, please visit: http://learningenglish.voanews.com
The Voice of America (VOA) is the official external broadcast institution of the United States federal government. The VOA provides programming for broadcast on radio, TV, and the Internet outside of the U.S., in English and some foreign languages. A 1976 law signed by President Gerald Ford requires the VOA to "serve as a consistently reliable and authoritative source of news." The VOA Charter states: "VOA news will be accurate, objective and comprehensive." The Voice of America headquarters is located at 330Independence Avenue SW, Washington, DC, 20237, U.S. VOA radio and television broadcasts are distributed by satellite, cable and on FM, AM, and shortwave radio frequencies. They are streamed on individual language service websites, social media sites and mobile platforms. The VOA has affiliate and contract agreements with radio and television stations and cable networks worldwide.More info: http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Voice_of_America
Please Watch More VOA Special English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=2JvvnhQoymo
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=B_5ZK3mPTnY
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=87SJR69ZKSo
And Please watch more VOA Learning English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=5K7u1f342W4
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=BcXUsZLzk9c
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=T6aPHO1RkUU
VOA Learning English
VOA Learning English Compilation
VOA Learning English Conversation
VOA Learning English 2016
VOA Special English 2016
VOA Special English compilation
VOA Special English
VOA Special English Conversation
VOA Special English education report
VOA Learning English today
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- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 1
VOA radio Burmese news Update on Morning, 06 March, 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 60:01
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 11
VOA radio Burmese news Update on Morning, 06 March, 2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nó...
VOA radio Burmese news Update on Morning, 06 March, 2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nói Với Chúng Tôi VOV2
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Đài Phát Thanh Quốc Tế Pháp RFI Thời Sự
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Morning
Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
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VOA radio Burmese news Update on Morning, 06 March, 2016
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VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
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RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Morning
Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
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- published: 06 Mar 2016
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Radio Chân Lý Á Châu Veritas Công Giáo 6h30 Ngày 6/3/2016
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- Duration: 22:18
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
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Radio Chân Lý Á Châu Veritas Công Giáo 6h30 Ngày 06/03/2016
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RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
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VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
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RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
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RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
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wn.com/Radio Chân Lý Á Châu Veritas Công Giáo 6H30 Ngày 6 3 2016
Radio Chân Lý Á Châu Veritas Công Giáo 6h30 Ngày 06/03/2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
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thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự Sáng 3/02/2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nói Với Chúng Tôi VOV2
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự LINK https://goo.gl/Mz6bTs
Radio Đáp lời sông núi - Đọc Báo Vẹm
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RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
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Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
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- published: 06 Mar 2016
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TRƯA CHỦ NHẬT VỚI ĐỨC THÁNH CHA NGÀY 6/3/2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 13:02
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 20
TRƯA CHỦ NHẬT VỚI ĐỨC THÁNH CHA NGÀY 06/03/2016
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TRƯA CHỦ NHẬT VỚI ĐỨC THÁNH CHA NGÀY 06/03/2016
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한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
Chuyển Động 24h Trưa Trên VTV1
Chuyển Động 24h Chiều Trên VTV1
thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
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RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
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Radio Đáp lời sông núi - Đọc Báo Vẹm
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RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
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Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
Đọc truyện đêm khuya đài tiếng nói Việt Nam:
wn.com/Trưa Chủ Nhật Với Đức Thánh Cha Ngày 6 3 2016
TRƯA CHỦ NHẬT VỚI ĐỨC THÁNH CHA NGÀY 06/03/2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
Chuyển Động 24h Trưa Trên VTV1
Chuyển Động 24h Chiều Trên VTV1
thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự Sáng 3/02/2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nói Với Chúng Tôi VOV2
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự LINK https://goo.gl/Mz6bTs
Radio Đáp lời sông núi - Đọc Báo Vẹm
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RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Morning
Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
Đọc truyện đêm khuya đài tiếng nói Việt Nam:
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 20
Learning American English,VOA learning English,VOA special English,collection 11
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 21:20
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 57
Learning American English,VOA learning English,VOA special English,collection 11
for more video , please visit : http://learningenglish.voanews.com/media/all/le...
Learning American English,VOA learning English,VOA special English,collection 11
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Thesse are all the best English News From VOA that You can learning English with watching these video and so you will be able
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wn.com/Learning American English,Voa Learning English,Voa Special English,Collection 11
Learning American English,VOA learning English,VOA special English,collection 11
for more video , please visit : http://learningenglish.voanews.com/media/all/learning-english-tv/latest.html?z=3613
Thesse are all the best English News From VOA that You can learning English with watching these video and so you will be able
to speak and listen to foreigner very well.Becuase English is very important language for the people over the world nowadays
that they always use English to communicate each other from one country to other and hence, please watch to improve your English language.
more special English
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=TyoQGpRe9z0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=-ZELVyJncP8
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=OTklA6eROa0
https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=pJ_Fd4kcIdg
learning American English
learning American English conversation
Learning American English pronunciation
Learning American English speaking
Learning American English online
voa learning English
voa special English
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 57
RFA Radio China, 6h00, 06 March 2016 - 自由亚洲电台06/03/2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 59:33
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 2
RFA Radio China, 6h00, 06 March 2016 - 自由亚洲电台06/03/2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Th...
RFA Radio China, 6h00, 06 March 2016 - 自由亚洲电台06/03/2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
Chuyển Động 24h Trưa Trên VTV1
Chuyển Động 24h Chiều Trên VTV1
thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự Sáng 3/02/2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nói Với Chúng Tôi VOV2
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự LINK https://goo.gl/Mz6bTs
Radio Đáp lời sông núi - Đọc Báo Vẹm
Đài Tiếng Nói Hoa Kỳ VOA Thời Sự
Đài Phát Thanh Quốc Tế Pháp RFI Thời Sự
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Morning
Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
Đọc truyện đêm khuya đài tiếng nói Việt Nam:
wn.com/Rfa Radio China, 6H00, 06 March 2016 自由亚洲电台06 03 2016
RFA Radio China, 6h00, 06 March 2016 - 自由亚洲电台06/03/2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
Chuyển Động 24h Trưa Trên VTV1
Chuyển Động 24h Chiều Trên VTV1
thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự Sáng 3/02/2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nói Với Chúng Tôi VOV2
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự LINK https://goo.gl/Mz6bTs
Radio Đáp lời sông núi - Đọc Báo Vẹm
Đài Tiếng Nói Hoa Kỳ VOA Thời Sự
Đài Phát Thanh Quốc Tế Pháp RFI Thời Sự
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Morning
Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
Đọc truyện đêm khuya đài tiếng nói Việt Nam:
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 2
Cambodia News 2016 | Khmer Hot News | Khmer Face book News | Khmer polities News, 06 March 2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 11:31
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 5
ldp, cpp, rfa news, vod, rfi, khmer news 2016, political in cambodia, khmer hot news, ear kimsreng, rfa, cnrp, voa, khmer news today 2016, hun sen news, khem ve...
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- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 5
Coi Thơ Quách Tấn - Chân Trời Mới
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 5:33
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 4
Coi Thơ Quách Tấn - Chân Trời Mới
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio Chi...
Coi Thơ Quách Tấn - Chân Trời Mới
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
Chuyển Động 24h Trưa Trên VTV1
Chuyển Động 24h Chiều Trên VTV1
thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự Sáng 3/02/2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nói Với Chúng Tôi VOV2
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự LINK https://goo.gl/Mz6bTs
Radio Đáp lời sông núi - Đọc Báo Vẹm
Đài Tiếng Nói Hoa Kỳ VOA Thời Sự
Đài Phát Thanh Quốc Tế Pháp RFI Thời Sự
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Morning
Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
Đọc truyện đêm khuya đài tiếng nói Việt Nam:
wn.com/Coi Thơ Quách Tấn Chân TrờI MớI
Coi Thơ Quách Tấn - Chân Trời Mới
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
Chuyển Động 24h Trưa Trên VTV1
Chuyển Động 24h Chiều Trên VTV1
thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự Sáng 3/02/2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nói Với Chúng Tôi VOV2
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự LINK https://goo.gl/Mz6bTs
Radio Đáp lời sông núi - Đọc Báo Vẹm
Đài Tiếng Nói Hoa Kỳ VOA Thời Sự
Đài Phát Thanh Quốc Tế Pháp RFI Thời Sự
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Morning
Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
Đọc truyện đêm khuya đài tiếng nói Việt Nam:
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 4
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự Sáng Ngày 6/3/2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 51:45
- Updated: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 78
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự Sáng Ngày 06/03/2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự ...
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự Sáng Ngày 06/03/2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
Chuyển Động 24h Trưa Trên VTV1
Chuyển Động 24h Chiều Trên VTV1
thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự Sáng 3/02/2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nói Với Chúng Tôi VOV2
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự LINK https://goo.gl/Mz6bTs
Radio Đáp lời sông núi - Đọc Báo Vẹm
Đài Tiếng Nói Hoa Kỳ VOA Thời Sự
Đài Phát Thanh Quốc Tế Pháp RFI Thời Sự
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Morning
Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
Đọc truyện đêm khuya đài tiếng nói Việt Nam:
wn.com/Rfa Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự Sáng Ngày 6 3 2016
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự Sáng Ngày 06/03/2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
Chuyển Động 24h Trưa Trên VTV1
Chuyển Động 24h Chiều Trên VTV1
thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự Sáng 3/02/2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
Bạn Hãy Nói Với Chúng Tôi VOV2
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự LINK https://goo.gl/Mz6bTs
Radio Đáp lời sông núi - Đọc Báo Vẹm
Đài Tiếng Nói Hoa Kỳ VOA Thời Sự
Đài Phát Thanh Quốc Tế Pháp RFI Thời Sự
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political
RFI Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Night
RFA Khmer News, Cambodia Political News, Morning
Daybreak Africa VOA News on January
Khmer RFA Radio, Updated on January
Đọc Báo Vẹm - Đọc Báo Vẹm
CNRP Khmer Radio - Morning News On
RFI Khmer Radio Afternoon News On
VOA radio Burmese news TV
Đọc truyện đêm khuya đài tiếng nói Việt Nam:
- published: 06 Mar 2016
- views: 78
Journal en francais facile - le 5 -3 -2016
- Order: Reorder
- Duration: 10:13
- Updated: 05 Mar 2016
- views: 7
Journal en francais facile - le 05-03-2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Ra...
Journal en francais facile - le 05-03-2016
Đài Phát Thanh Vatican - Đài Phát Thanh Vatican
한국, 핵잠수함 3척 건조 희망
奥巴马签署严厉制裁朝鲜法案
RFA Đài Á Châu Tự Do Thời Sự
RFA Radio China - RFA电台中国
VOA Radio China - VOA电台中国
中国广播新闻最新消息
自由亚洲电台RFA晨报讯2016年2月12日
美国之音广播电台，中国，新闻晨报2016年2月11日
2016年2月11日 重點新聞 -37人涉魚蛋騷亂禁踏足旺角-警方檢獲涉旺角騷亂化學品-浙江村民堵路抗議污染發電廠
Chuyển Động 24h Trưa Trên VTV1
Chuyển Động 24h Chiều Trên VTV1
thời sự 19h kênh VTV1 vào lúc 19h00
Đài Á Châu Tự Do RFA Thời Sự Sáng 3/02/2016
VOA Khmer Radio Morning News On
VOA Radio Vietnamese, 22h00,
RFI Radio Vietnamese, 21h00,
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VOA Burmese news TV Update on 06 february 2016
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VOA Burmese news TV Update on 12 february 2016
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VOA Burmese news TV Update on 17 february 2016
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VOA Burmese news TV Update on 01 january 2016
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VOA Burmese news TV Update on 30 january 2016
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VOA Burmese news TV Update on 01 December 2015
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VOA Burmese news TV Update on 18 December 2015
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VOA Burmese news TV Update on 06 february 2016
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VOA Burmese news TV Update on 01 january 2016
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VOA Tibetan update on 10 February 2015,Interview with Sikyong Lobsang Sangay
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Report: More Than 31,000 Pregnant Islamic State Women Breeding New Militants
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Islamic State militants are planning for the next generation of caliphate fighters as a new report says more than 31,000 women are currently pregnant to replenish and continue the group’s work. According to a report in the Belfast Telegraph, researchers for Qulliam, a London counter-extremism think tank, have investigated how ISIS recruits children and trains them for jihad through indoctrination both at home and in school....
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Cruz: Media Hopeful Trump Nominee So They Can Release Controversial Information
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First it was 2012 Republican nominee Mitt Romney lambasting 2016 GOP frontrunner Donald Trump. Now, according to a Monday Inquisitr report, Texas Sen. Ted Cruz, Trump may be in serious trouble once he gets the nomination – and not from Democratic nominee Hillary Clinton or fellow Republicans ... What Cruz wanted to imply was that the national media wants Trump to lose to Democratic presidential frontrunner Hillary Clinton....
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Notebook Computer Explodes At Somali Airport, Six Wounded Including Two Policemen
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In a second attack in two months, a notebook computer exploded at a Somalian airport Monday wounding six people in a civilian aviation offensivie, Al Jazeera reported ... Six people were wounded, two of them policemen.” – Police Lt.-Col. Ali Dhuh Abdi ... On Feb ... Al-Shabab claimed responsibility for that attack....
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South Korea to CLONE Stone Age cave lions found in Siberian permafrost
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Sharapova's Positive Drug Test Just Cost Her Almost $300,000
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One of the best female tennis players of her generation, Sharapova said at a news conference Monday that she had been taking meldonium for health reasons for a decade and had not noticed when it was banned by the World Anti-Doping Agency as of Jan. 1. The drug, which is made by pharmaceutical company Grindeks, is used to treat heart conditions and brain circulation disorders in Latvia and Russia ... in healthy people." ... Ranked No ... ....
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Some Syrians, Iraqis Join Relocation Scheme; Others Now Want False Passports
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Central European and Balkan officials, though, tell VOA they will reject the plan ... One Syrian family who had been camped out at Idomeni for three weeks and has now opted to enter the relocation scheme is known to this VOA reporter ... “I was just getting sicker at Idomeni and I was worried about what that would do to the baby,” she told VOA ... Mohammed told VOA ... Dettmer/VOA)....
Panetta: Blocking Illegal Trade Key to Sanctions Against N. Korea
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I think indirectly there have been ways to assist North Korea in their missile development,” Panetta told VOA Monday, referring to illegal trade of banned goods from China to North Korea. FILE - A man watches a TV news program showing file footage of missile launch conducted by North Korea, at Seoul Railway Station in Seoul, South Korea, March 3, 2016 ... This report was produced in collaboration with VOA Korean Service....
Georgian's Death on Syria Battlefield Shows Jihadist Lure
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"I talked to [his] father," Mamed Suleimanov, a relative of Mukhtarov, told VOA's Georgian Service ... "In some villages, we control one mosque, the Salafis control the other one," Iasir Alyev, an ethnic Azeri who is the mufti of eastern Georgia, told VOA's Georgian Service ... It took nearly two months for news of Mukhtarov's death to reach his home in Georgia....
Manning Retires From NFL After 18 Seasons
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VOA News. National Football League quarterback Peyton Manning has decided to go out on top after 18 seasons, announcing his retirement just one month after he helped the Denver Broncos win the Super Bowl. Manning, 39, was extremely emotional at a Monday afternoon news conference, reminiscing about his career, first with the Indianapolis Colts and then with the Broncos ... He resurrected his career when he signed with Denver ... ....
Bernie Sanders Won’t Reveal His Favorite Republican
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I won’t tell you,” Sanders told Fox News Channel anchor Bret Baier on Monday ... Fox News' Bret Baier ... Fox News' Bret Baier Will 'Step In if Needed' in Any Trump-Moderator Debate Fracas. Fox News' Bret Baier Just ......
Bobby Brown cancels show after hearing Bobbi Kristina's autopsy results
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He was too emotional to perform on Friday after hearing the news at the same time that the public did ... E! Online reported that Bobby had been sick before the news, but getting the news surely didn't make him feel any better ... Some people thought perhaps the Fulton County Medical Examiner should have told Brown the results in private before he heard about it on the news like the rest of the country ... ....
Mike Bloomberg refuses to be duped into running for president
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TOP NEWS What's bad for al-Shabaab... If the US strike hurts al-Shabaab, though, that might be good news for ISIS — which has been fighting the group for recruits in Somalia ... ABC News/Getty ... [BuzzFeed News / Chris Geidner] ... [NBC News / Jon Schuppe and Polly DeFrank] No Bloomberg news is good Bloomberg News ... This is at least good news for reporters at ......
Maria Sharapova announces she failed a drug test at Australian Open
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View More. Video News.Video News.Live News.More News Videos. Maria Sharapova announced on Monday that she received notice she failed a drug test at this year's Australian Open. "I wanted to let you know that, a few days ago, I received a letter from the ITF that I had failed a drug test at the Australian Open," said Sharapova during a press conference. "I did fail the test, and I take full responsibility for it." ... Topics ... ....
'Motherhood penalty, daddy bonus': new British parents judged at work
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LONDON (Thomson Reuters Foundation) - If you're a new mother in Britain returning to work after having a baby here's some news for you ... The news gets even worse for women who become mothers before the age of 33, who, according to analysis by the Trades Union Congress (TUC), Britain's largest union group - earn 15 percent less than their female colleagues who haven't had children....
Boy Scouts facing lawsuit for failing to prevent sexual abuse
Edit Atlanta Journal 08 Mar 2016
A former Boy Scout is suing the Boy Scouts of America for sexual abuse he says the organization allowed to happen, according to Channel 2 Action News ... “It took a huge part of my life away,” the victim told the news station. “It didn’t have to happen.” ... “They need to basically fix this so that no other child is victimized under their watch again,” attorney Rod Edmond told the news station ... ....
Saints to surge pass 33,000 members (St Kilda Football Club)
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(Source. St Kilda Football Club) ... In early February, the club passed the 30,000 members ... For details about all membership packages, visit our new and improved membership website ... There's more good news to come with the Saints set to launch its news community platform on Thursday Night. St ... Original Document. http.//www.saints.com.au/news/2016-03-08/saints-to-surge-pass-33000-members. (noodl. 32491377) ....
Energy stocks power modest gains
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New York. Stocks wavered throughout the day but managed to eke out modest gains Monday as oil prices rose ... economic or earnings announcements, news from abroad appeared to drive much of the trading. The price of iron ore jumped 17 percent on news over the weekend that China plans to run up its deficit to stimulate its economy. China is the world's largest buyer of this raw material for steel, and mining companies soared on the news ... ....
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