Asia & Pacific 05/30/2019
It was looking to be a good year for farmers across parts of Syria and Iraq. The wettest in generations, it brought rich, golden fields of wheat and barley, giving farmers in this war-torn region ...
Asia & Pacific 05/30/2019
Taiwanese tanks and soldiers have fired at simulated Chinese forces in an anti-invasion drill on the island's coast.The live-fire drill on Thursday at a beach in southern Taiwan is part of an ongoing annual exercise ...
Asia & Pacific 05/30/2019
Israel faces an unprecedented snap election campaign — the second this year — after Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a governing coalition and dissolved parliament instead.Israel's newly elected Knesset dissolved itself early on ...
Europe 05/30/2019
German Chancellor Angela Merkel is set to address Harvard University graduates.The Ivy League school is hosting its 368th commencement ceremony Thursday with a keynote speech from Merkel.It caps several days of activities that also included ...
Asia & Pacific 05/30/2019
Saudi Arabia's foreign minister says Muslim nations must confront recent attacks blamed on Iran with "all means of force and firmness."Ibrahim al-Assaf made the comments early Thursday at a meeting of foreign ministers of the ...
Asia & Pacific 05/30/2019
In Iraq alone, more than 328 women and 600 children of Turkish nationality are believed to be held by security forces
Asia & Pacific 05/30/2019
U.S. cybersecurity company FireEye says newly-discovered pro-Iran social media network deceptively targeting Americans is more sophisticated than similar network it found last year
Africa 05/30/2019
The fate of several teams vying for places in the Super Rugby playoffs is likely to be sealed in this weekend's 16th round.If the Chiefs can't beat the Crusaders in Fiji, if the Waratahs can't ...
World 05/30/2019
Over seven weeks in 1989, student-led pro-democracy protests centered on Beijing's Tiananmen Square became China's greatest political upheaval since the end of the Cultural Revolution more than a decade earlier.Corruption among the elite was a ...
Europe 05/30/2019
The Latest on a boat that capsized in the Danube River in Budapest with 33 South Korean tourists (all times local):3 a.m. ThursdaySouth Korean President Moon Jae-in has ordered officials to mobilize all available efforts ...
America 05/30/2019
Once a federal judge dreaded by Brazil's politicians, Justice Minister Sergio Moro is suffering at the hands of some of the very people he used to investigate.Since Moro joined the far-right administration of President Jair ...
Asia & Pacific 05/30/2019
PM Benjamin Netanyahu failed to form a coalition government after April's elections
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America 06/11/2019
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America 06/08/2019
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America 06/06/2019
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America 05/31/2019
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America 05/30/2019
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America 05/30/2019
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America 05/28/2019
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America 05/28/2019
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America 05/26/2019
An estimated two to three thousand detainees throughout Turkey's prison system had participated in strikes mounted to force Turkey to end jailed militant leader Abdullah Ocalan's isolation at Imrali Island prison
America 05/26/2019
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America 05/26/2019
With a message of unity, former Argentine President Cristina Fernández and running mate Alberto Fernández kicked off their election campaign Saturday, almost a week after the ex-leader stunned the country by saying she was running ...
America 05/25/2019
Representatives of the Venezuelan government and opposition have decided to return to Norway for a mediation effort aimed at resolving the political crisis in the South American country, the Norwegian government said Saturday.Norway said it ...
America 05/24/2019
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America 05/24/2019
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America 05/23/2019
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Europe 06/16/2019
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Europe 06/15/2019
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Europe 06/13/2019
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Europe 06/13/2019
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Europe 06/13/2019
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Europe 06/12/2019
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Europe 06/12/2019
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America 06/12/2019
A Netherlands seed developer is the 2019 winner of the World Food Prize for pioneering high quality and disease-resistant vegetable seeds. The Dutch seed man has already introduced the hybrid seeds to over 60 countries, including ...
Europe 06/11/2019
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Europe 06/10/2019
A prominent Russian investigative journalist was arrested and allegedly beaten while in detention. Ivan Golunov, who works for the independent Latvia-based Meduza online news agency, was charged with drug dealing. Four grams of synthetic stimulant mephedrone ...
Europe 06/10/2019
British Prime Minister Theresa May stepped down as U.K. Conservative Party leader on Friday, June 7. Her departure has sparked a contest among her Cabinet colleagues to become the next prime minister of U.K. Frequently photographed ...
Europe 06/09/2019
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Europe 06/08/2019
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News 06/07/2019
From bags to bottles, every year about 13 million tons of plastic flows into our oceans, according to a U.N. report published in 2018. If the situation continues, our oceans could contain more plastic than ...
Europe 06/06/2019
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Europe 06/06/2019
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Europe 06/06/2019
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Europe 06/06/2019
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Europe 06/06/2019
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Europe 06/04/2019
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News 05/30/2019
Over 1,200 people have died in the latest Ebola outbreak in the Democratic Republic of Congo (Congo). According to Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), also known as Doctors Without Border, this is the worst ever reported ...
Africa 05/30/2019
Sudan's protesters are threatening a civil disobedience campaign if the ruling military refuses to hand over power to civilians.The threat comes after a two-day strike meant to pressure the military showed no tangible effects.The coalition ...
Africa 05/30/2019
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Africa 05/30/2019
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Africa 05/29/2019
Farmers in Kenya are swapping high-risk crops for silkworms. In a bid to find a profitable crop to sustain their livelihoods, many farmers are turning to silk production and ditching traditional cash crops such as ...
Africa 05/29/2019
Yasir Arman says he wants to help resolve the ongoing standoff on who should lead Sudan's transitional government
Africa 05/29/2019
WHO officials say success hinges on improving security in Congo's conflict zones
Africa 05/29/2019
A prominent Egyptian militant wanted for scores of terror attacks in his country was handed over by Libyan forces loyal to a commander pushing to take the capital of Tripoli and flown back to Egypt ...
Africa 05/29/2019
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Africa 05/28/2019
Report alleges that security forces, who have been conducting military operations against Islamist insurgents in region, have engaged in unlawful action against civilians
Africa 05/28/2019
Malawi's President Peter Mutharika on Tuesday called for unity as he was sworn in for a second five-year term after an election in which top opposition parties alleged irregularities.The 78-year-old Mutharika began his acceptance speech ...
Africa 05/28/2019
Sudan's protest leaders have launched a two-day general strike to press the ruling military to hand over power to a civilian-led authority.Wajdi Saleh, a negotiator for the protesters, says they resorted to holding the strike ...
Africa 05/28/2019
Government says it has embarked on a safe mining campaign targeting small-scale miners
Africa 05/28/2019
Ghana cracked down on illegal small-scale gold mining in 2017 but banned small-scale operations continue despite digital monitoring and land reclamation
Africa 05/28/2019
Meeting in Nairobi, some 3,000 delegates of the first UN Habitat Assembly will focus on sustainable planning
Africa 05/28/2019
Somali officer who was a hero in the community died along with her husband on duty, leaving 10 children, including a 22-day-old baby
Africa 05/27/2019
Malawi's President Peter Mutharika has narrowly won re-election with 38% of the votes in last week's polls, the electoral commission declared Monday.Mutharika's victory was announced in Blantyre, Malawi's largest city, immediately after the High Court ...
Africa 05/27/2019
Heavy clashes have been slowly nearing the center of Libya's capital, Tripoli, as forces loyal to the military commander Khalifa Hifter battle to seize power, an official and residents said Monday.Hifter opened a military offensive ...
Africa 05/27/2019
As students in Cameroon began their annual exams Monday, hundreds of their teachers in English-speaking regions were on the streets protesting. The teachers are demanding better security after three t
Africa 05/27/2019
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A Chinese fishing vessel has allegedly rammed a Philippine fishing boat in the South China Sea, sank it, then sailed off, abandoning the 22 Filipino crew stranded on the high seas, until a Vietnamese fishing ...
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Asia & Pacific 06/16/2019
Tens of thousands of Hong Kong residents, mostly clad in black despite the sweltering heat, jammed the city's streets Sunday in a vehement show of opposition to proposed legislation that has stoked fears of expanding ...
Asia & Pacific 06/15/2019
After a week of citywide protests in Hong Kong, the largest in the city’s history, Chief Executive Carrie Lam has agreed to suspend indefinitely a controversial extradition bill that would increase Beijing’s influence over Hong ...
Asia & Pacific 06/15/2019
Embattled Hong Kong leader Carrie Lam sought to quell public anger Saturday by shelving an unpopular extradition bill that has highlighted apprehension about relations with mainland China, but opponents of the measure said it was ...
Asia & Pacific 06/15/2019
Just days before an expected court date for a volunteer in Thailand, who is accused of facilitating the beaming of censored radio signals into China, protesters in Washington appealed to have the man released. More than ...
Asia & Pacific 06/14/2019
Cyclone Vayu veered away from the Indian state of Gujarat, thrashing parallel to the coast and turning toward the center of the Arabian Sea. Director of the Indian Meteorological Department (IMD), Jayanta Sarkar said on Thursday ...
Politics 06/14/2019
A group of nine pro-democratic lawmakers condemned the Hong Kong government for describing Wednesday's mass protest on the island nation as a riot. The legislators were specifically referring to comments made by Hong Kong Special Administrative ...
Asia & Pacific 06/14/2019
Calling Iran "a nation of terror," President Donald Trump on Friday publicly accused the Persian Gulf country of responsibility for recent attacks on oil tankers near the strategic Strait of Hormuz. Trump said Iran's culpability was ...
Asia & Pacific 06/14/2019
The U.S. military on Friday released a video it said shows Iran's Revolutionary Guard removing an unexploded limpet mine from one of the oil tankers targeted near the Strait of Hormuz, suggesting the Islamic Republic ...
Asia & Pacific 06/14/2019
Calm appeared to have returned to Hong Kong after days of protests by students and human rights activists opposed to a bill that would allow suspects to be tried in mainland Chinese courts. The prospect of ...
Asia & Pacific 06/13/2019
Two oil tankers near the strategic Strait of Hormuz were damaged in suspected attacks on Thursday, leaving one ablaze and the other adrift and forcing sailors to evacuate in the latest mysterious incident involving tankers ...
America 06/12/2019
A Netherlands seed developer is the 2019 winner of the World Food Prize for pioneering high quality and disease-resistant vegetable seeds. The Dutch seed man has already introduced the hybrid seeds to over 60 countries, including ...
Asia & Pacific 06/12/2019
Steps by the Chinese and Hong Kong governments in recent years have raised unease among Hong Kong residents about their future, a concern that burst out in a protest by hundreds of thousands of people ...
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Thousands of pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong gathered on Tuesday night, June 4, to mark 30 years since the Chinese Communist Party brutally clamped down on mostly students pro-democracy protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square on ...
Asia & Pacific 06/03/2019
Thirty years have passed since the June 4 Tiananmen Square protests. Former Chinese pro-democracy activists speak about how the 1989 student-led demonstrations in Beijing have left a lasting impact on their lives. Lawyer and former student ...
Asia & Pacific 06/03/2019
A senior North Korean official who had been reported as purged over the failed nuclear summit with Washington was shown in state media on Monday enjoying a concert alongside leader Kim Jong Un. North Korean publications ...
Asia & Pacific 05/31/2019
A team of 25 South Korean rescue workers is on its way to Budapest on Thursday following the fatal boat accident that killed at least seven South Korean tourists. Also making their way to Budapest are ...
Asia & Pacific 05/31/2019
Five North Korean officials have been executed for a failed U.S.–North Korea Summit in Hanoi, according to South Korea Chosun newspaper. Those who were executed were a top nuclear envoy to the U.S. Kim Hyok ...
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A Chinese fishing vessel has allegedly rammed a Philippine fishing boat in the South China Sea, sank it, then sailed off, abandoning the 22 Filipino crew stranded on the high seas, until a Vietnamese fishing ...
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Hong Kong’s former Chief Secretary Anson Chan said on Friday, June 14, that the territory's current government should drop the proposed extradition bill that has triggered massive weeklong protests. Chan said this past week’s protests involving ...
Asia & Pacific 06/15/2019
After a week of citywide protests in Hong Kong, the largest in the city’s history, Chief Executive Carrie Lam has agreed to suspend indefinitely a controversial extradition bill that would increase Beijing’s influence over Hong ...
Politics 06/14/2019
A group of nine pro-democratic lawmakers condemned the Hong Kong government for describing Wednesday's mass protest on the island nation as a riot. The legislators were specifically referring to comments made by Hong Kong Special Administrative ...
U.S. 06/12/2019
White House counselor Kellyanne Conway was asked Wednesday, June 12, about the ongoing protests in Hong Kong against the Chinese communist regime’s intention to implement an extradition treaty with Hong Kong. The counselor responded by ...
World 06/12/2019
The New York Post carried an article on June 1, 2019, titled “Chinese dissidents are being executed for their organs, former hospital worker says.” The article was written by Steven W. Mosher, the president of the Population Research ...
World 06/12/2019
Latest on the debate around Hong Kong extradition legislation (all times local): 10:30 a.m. Hundreds of protesters have blocked access to Hong Kong's legislature and government headquarters in a bid to block debate on a highly controversial ...
World 06/09/2019
It is estimated over 1 million protesters marched through Hong Kong on Sunday, June 9, in opposition to legislation that would allow anyone communist China has an issue with to be quickly turned over to ...
Politics 06/05/2019
Thousands of pro-democracy activists in Hong Kong gathered on Tuesday night, June 4, to mark 30 years since the Chinese Communist Party brutally clamped down on mostly students pro-democracy protesters in Beijing's Tiananmen Square on ...
World 06/04/2019
China responded pointedly to Secretary of State Mike Pompeo's comments on the 30th anniversary of the Chinese army's bloody suppression of student-led pro-democracy protests centered on Beijing's Tiananmen Square. The dueling statements underscore the vast divide ...
World 06/03/2019
November 1989 marked the fall of communism in Eastern Europe, when thousands of Germans brought down the Berlin Wall—the most visible symbol of the Cold War, built by communists to separate East and West Berlin. The ...
World 06/03/2019
June 4, 2019, marks the 30th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. Former Associated Press (AP) journalist Jeff Widener, who was present at the scene to cover the story, recollects his experience of the ...
Asia & Pacific 06/03/2019
Thirty years have passed since the June 4 Tiananmen Square protests. Former Chinese pro-democracy activists speak about how the 1989 student-led demonstrations in Beijing have left a lasting impact on their lives. Lawyer and former student ...
World 05/31/2019
A 73-year-old woman who was sentenced to two years in March 2019 for practicing Falun Gong was denied admission by Shandong Province Women's Prison after she failed the required physical exam. The authorities hired two ...
World 05/30/2019
China accuses US of 'naked economic terrorism' in imposing new tariffs on billions of dollars worth of products sent to United States
America 05/30/2019
Opinion For the past two decades the Chinese communist regime has been causing major harm to the United States and indeed the world through multiple unlawful, aggressive actions. With the United States in particular the trade deficit ...
World 05/30/2019
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World 05/28/2019
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World 05/22/2019
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World 05/21/2019
The founder of Huawei expressed confidence that Washington's curbs on technology sales to the Chinese tech giant will have little impact and said on Tuesday, May 21, it is talking with Google about "emergency relief" ...
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Hong Kong’s former Chief Secretary Anson Chan said on Friday, June 14, that the territory's current government should drop the proposed extradition bill that has triggered massive weeklong protests. Chan said this past week’s protests involving ...
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A group of nine pro-democratic lawmakers condemned the Hong Kong government for describing Wednesday's mass protest on the island nation as a riot. The legislators were specifically referring to comments made by Hong Kong Special Administrative ...
Europe 06/12/2019
The Russian Interior Affairs Ministry has, under public pressure, dropped drug-dealing charges against a prominent investigative journalist, in a sudden turn of events. Interior Minister Vladimir Kolokoltsev surprised the nation and the world on Tuesday after ...
World 06/12/2019
The New York Post carried an article on June 1, 2019, titled “Chinese dissidents are being executed for their organs, former hospital worker says.” The article was written by Steven W. Mosher, the president of the Population Research ...
Europe 06/10/2019
A prominent Russian investigative journalist was arrested and allegedly beaten while in detention. Ivan Golunov, who works for the independent Latvia-based Meduza online news agency, was charged with drug dealing. Four grams of synthetic stimulant mephedrone ...
World 06/03/2019
November 1989 marked the fall of communism in Eastern Europe, when thousands of Germans brought down the Berlin Wall—the most visible symbol of the Cold War, built by communists to separate East and West Berlin. The ...
World 06/03/2019
June 4, 2019, marks the 30th anniversary of the 1989 Tiananmen Square massacre. Former Associated Press (AP) journalist Jeff Widener, who was present at the scene to cover the story, recollects his experience of the ...
Asia & Pacific 06/03/2019
Thirty years have passed since the June 4 Tiananmen Square protests. Former Chinese pro-democracy activists speak about how the 1989 student-led demonstrations in Beijing have left a lasting impact on their lives. Lawyer and former student ...
World 05/31/2019
A 73-year-old woman who was sentenced to two years in March 2019 for practicing Falun Gong was denied admission by Shandong Province Women's Prison after she failed the required physical exam. The authorities hired two ...
World 05/13/2019
Falun Gong (also called Falun Dafa) practitioners from Canada and supportive lawmakers celebrated the 27th annual World Falun Dafa Day in front of Parliament Hill in Ottawa on Wednesday. The attendees condemned the persecution of ...
America 05/09/2019
S-240, a bill that targets human organ trafficking, was unanimously passed on the evening of April 30 in the Canadian House of Commons. It was introduced by the Senate and was already approved by the ...
World 05/02/2019
The U.S. Commission on International Religious Freedom (USCIRF) called out China as one of the world’s most egregious persecutors of religious faiths in its 2019 annual report released on April 29. The report also states ...
World 05/02/2019
Group says the tool monitors people’s movements by tracing their phones, vehicles, and ID cards, and notes “suspicious” behavior like whether an individual fails to socialize with their neighbors or uses an “unusual” amount of ...
U.S. 05/01/2019
A forum was hosted in the U.S. Congress on April 25, 2019 to mark the 20th anniversary of the April 25 peaceful appeal. April 25, 1999, is a significant date for China and Falun Gong practitioners. ...
World 04/24/2019
Mr. Deng Chenglian, a successful businessman in Shanghai, was arrested at home a year ago. He was sentenced to four years in prison and fined 8,000 yuan just four days ago. Mr. Deng was brought into the Fengxian ...
World 04/22/2019
The U.S. State Department’s recently released Human Rights Report for 2018 is its yearly attempt to hold other governments accountable, while saying nothing about controversial American government actions during the year. The aim is to enhance generally the ...
World 04/18/2019
Ms. He Lianchun of Mengzi City, Yunnan Province, suffered from a heart problem and severe sciatic nerve pain that made it difficult for her to walk. After she began to practice Falun Gong in June ...
World 04/11/2019
UCANews.com, a Catholic news source serving the Asian region, carried a commentary article titled “China's genocide unlike any other” by Benedict Rogers on April 4, 2019. Benedict Rodgers is deputy chair of the U.K.’s Conservative Party ...
World 04/10/2019
The award-winning documentary film “Letter from Masanjia” tells the true story of the extraordinary courage and hope of a man named Sun Yi, despite the unimaginable horrors he endured as a prisoner of conscience in ...
World 04/08/2019
Several major news outlets in the United Kingdom recently published articles or produced programs calling for an end to the killing of prisoners of conscience for organs in China, including the BBC, The Guardian, Sunday Express, and Scotsman. A ...
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