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Russia: 959 Ukrainian Troops Surrender in Mariupol
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Latest Developments in Ukraine: May 18
Will Biden Visit Ukraine?
Ukraine ‘Still Dangerous for Journalists’
Swedish Defense Minister at Pentagon as Finland, Sweden Formally Apply to Join NATO
Russian Soldier Pleads Guilty to Killing Ukrainian Civilian
Russian Gymnast Banned for One Year for Wearing Pro-War ‘Z’ Symbol
Families Scattered as Mariupol Falls to Russian Forces
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Putting the Conflict in Context
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FLASHPOINT UKRAINE: Finland and Sweden make their NATO bids official
World News
Taliban’s Most Wanted Mostly in Plain Sight
Tigray War Costing 1 Million Children a Third Year of School, UN Says
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US Stocks Fall Sharply on Renewed Inflation Fears
Biden Invokes Defense Production Act for Infant Formula Shortage
USAID Chief Discusses Efforts to Counter Actions by Russia, China
New Somali President Hopes to Secure Capital from Al-Shabab
Burkini Disputes Resurface in Southwestern France
Telling America's Story
New US 'Disinformation' Board Paused Amid Free Speech Questions
Looming Midterm Elections Put US Voting Rights in Spotlight
Press Freedom
Jailing of Georgian Media Owner Sends 'Bad Message'
COVID-19 Pandemic
Americans Shed COVID Precautions Despite New Surge
North Korea Opts for Its Own COVID Response, Shunning Outside Help
China News
China's Economy Contracts Sharply in April on Lockdowns
Chinese Officials, American Accused in Scheme to Silence Dissent Against Beijing
Exiled Uyghurs Fear China’s Reach
China's Xi Bets It All on Zero-COVID Policy
Iran News
Iran Academic Arrested on Security Charges, 'Foreign Links'
VOA Special Report
The Afghan Journalists Who Stayed
Taking risks and facing threats, they’re keeping Afghanistan’s decimated media alive.
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Palestinians Outraged Over Israeli Police Behavior at Journalist Funeral
California Taiwanese Community Shaken by Shootings
Francis Kéré is First African to Win Pritzker Architectural Prize
Bans on Russian Energy Ripple Across the Globe
Nigeria Becoming Destination for Africa’s Promising Tech Startups
US President Joe Biden Honors Victims of Saturday’s Mass Shooting in Buffalo
Ghanaian Entrepreneur Recycles Textile Wastes into Shoes
Teaching the Next Generation of IS Fighters in Syria
Persistent Drought in Ethiopia an Example of Climate Change, Experts Say
South Africa’s Blind Take On Law Blocking Braille Books
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