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Newest first · UTC+11:00VOA60 World- Former South African president Jacob Zuma has been sentenced to 15 months in prison for contempt of court
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VOA60 Africa- Former South African president Zuma sentenced for contempt of court
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VOA60 America- Record-breaking heat sets in across the western U.S.
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Zimbabwe Artists Transform Deadly Wild Dog Poaching Snares into Crafts
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· Columbus Mavhunga
LogOn: Start-Up Creates Robot to Help Kids Relax at Doctor’s Office
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· Deana Mitchell
Pandemic Pushes Refugees in Turkey Into Debt Crisis
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· Henry Ridgwell
Hong Kong press freedom is at centre of ‘one country, two systems’ | South China Morning Post
A free and robust media scene has long set Hong Kong apart from other cities in Asia. But questions have been raised about the future of the city’s media industry after the closure of the tabloid newspaper and website Apple Daily last week. Cliff Buddle says the Hong Kong national security law states that human righ…
Indonesia Child Mortality Rate Spikes Amid COVID-19 Surge
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· Eva Mazrieva
Harvard Admissions Case Challenges Who is a Minority
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· Connor Smith
The underwater robots maintaining China’s first home-made semi-submersible oil platform | South China Morning Post
A group of underwater robots is performing an important task in the depths of the South China Sea. They’re laying pipes and helping maintain what’s been described by Chinese state media as China’s first self-built semi-submersible oil platform. The 90,718-metric-tonne (100,000 ton) Deep Sea No. 1 will reportedly be …
Sea turtles, dolphins and whales found dead on Sri Lankan beach after chemical ship sinks | South China Morning Post
More than 130 sea turtles as well as dolphins and whales were found dead on Sri Lanka's beaches in June 2021. Local wildlife officials are looking into whether the deaths are linked to the early June sinking off Colombo of the Singapore-registered chemical cargo ship MV X-Press Pearl.
Dwindling Hopes, Anguish at Site of Florida Building Collapse
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· Arash Arabasadi
Blinken Heads to Rome for Talks Focusing on Syria, Defeating IS Terrorists
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· Cindy Saine
Pandemic Made Travel Difficult – So Where Do US Newlyweds Go Now?
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· Valentina Vasileva
Mounting US State Abortion Restrictions Propel Action from Supporters, Critics
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· Veronica Balderas Iglesias
Chauvin Sentenced to 22.5 Years in Jail for George Floyd’s Death
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· Robert Raffaele
Music, Art Classes Replace IS Indoctrination in Syrian City
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Iran Touts ‘Sound’ Elections, But Rigged Is More Like It
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· Nik Yarst
Drone Footage Shows Burials at Jakarta Cemetery as COVID-19 Cases Peak
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Adm. Craig Faller Talks to VOA About Iranian Naval Vessels
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Jolie Visits Burkina Faso Where Arbitrary Detention of IDPs Happening
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· Henry Wilkins
Experts: Severe Droughts, Fires Signal Environmental Shift
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· Mike O'Sullivan
Afghan Partners Who Helped US Troops Await Special Immigrant Visas
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· Katherine Gypson
Afghan Leaders to Meet Friday With US President Biden
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· Jalal Mirzad
Ugandans Struggle to Earn a Living Under Renewed COVID Lockdown
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· Halima Athumani