За словами Ґарланда, конфісковані активи надалі будуть перераховані Державному департаменту США, аби бути витраченими «на підтримку народу України» …
Iran Blamed for Hack of French Magazine Charlie Hebdo
An Iranian government-backed hacking team allegedly stole and leaked private customer data belonging to French satirical magazine Charlie Hebdo, security researchers at Microsoft said Friday. The magazine was hacked in…
VOA Firsthand Look: US Troops Defend NATO’s Edge in Romania
In response to Russia’s war in Ukraine, the US and NATO drastically ramped up defenses across eastern Europe. In Romania, for example, US troop numbers tripled, from approximately 1,000 troops…
Two-Century-Old Mystery of Waterloo’s Skeletal Remains
More than 200 years after Napoleon met defeat at Waterloo, the bones of soldiers killed on that famous battlefield continue to intrigue Belgian researchers and experts, who use them to…
Italian Mafia Killer Arrested in France at Pizza Parlor
The downfall of a convicted mafia killer, on the run since 2006, came about in a French pizza parlor. Edgardo Greco was so confident in his alias as Paolo Dimitrio…
NATO Urges Russia to Comply With Last US Nuclear Treaty
NATO on Friday expressed concern that Russia was failing to comply with its last remaining nuclear arms control treaty with the United States. As tensions soar over Russia’s invasion of…
Pope Wraps Up Congo Visit, Heads to Volatile South Sudan
Pope Francis wraps up an emotional visit to Democratic Republic of Congo on Friday and heads to neighboring South Sudan, another nation struggling to overcome decades of conflict and grinding…
VOA’s Firsthand Look at US Troops Closest to Ukraine Fight
On a freezing, windy day in eastern Romania, U.S. Army Sergeant Chase Williams is urging a team of soldiers to jump out of a hovering Blackhawk and rappel 25 meters…
Russia Developing Weapons to Target Critical Subsea Cables, Pipelines
Western naval forces are having to adapt to a new threat as Russia and other military powers develop new capabilities to target critical undersea infrastructure such as pipelines and cables….
Russian Imports Rebound as Economy Looks Set for Growth
After struggling through much of 2022 under heavy international sanctions, the Russian economy has rebounded in recent months, as importers found new avenues of trade to bring consumer goods and…
Putin Evokes Stalingrad to Predict Victory Over ‘New Nazism’ in Ukraine
President Vladimir Putin evoked the spirit of the Soviet army that defeated Nazi German forces at Stalingrad 80 years ago to declare on Thursday that Russia would defeat a Ukraine…
Zimbabwe Hopes to Boost Agriculture Sector With Help From Belarus
Zimbabwe is attempting to boost its agricultural sector with support from controversial partner Belarus, which is under sanctions for supporting Russia’s invasion of Ukraine. Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko visited Zimbabwe…
Директор DFC розповів, чи вплинуть корупційні скандали на допомогу Україні від США
«Ми перевіряємо наших потенційних ділових партнерів» …
Ukrainians Say They Fear Russians Might Attack Chernobyl Once Again
Site of the biggest nuclear accident in history, Chernobyl has become over the years one of the biggest tourist attractions in Ukraine. Despite still harboring high radiation levels, Chernobyl was…
US Calls on Russia to Allow Nuclear Inspections
The United States says Russia is violating the New START Treaty, the last remaining nuclear arms treaty between the two countries. In August, Russia suspended inspections of its nuclear facilities…
Ukraine Raids Tycoon’s Home, Tax Office in Wartime Clampdown
Ukrainian authorities raided an influential billionaire’s home on Wednesday in what an ally of President Volodymyr Zelenskyy touted as a sweeping wartime clampdown on corruption that would change the country….
Belgian Arms Trader, Defense Minister Tangle Over Tanks for Ukraine
Freddy Versluys does not like to be called an arms dealer. But he does have a big warehouse full of second-hand tanks for sale. Standing next to dozens of German-made…
Global Corruption Worsens, but Africa Makes Progress
The past year saw little progress in tackling global corruption due to greater violence and insecurity, according to the organization Transparency International’s “Corruption Perceptions Index 2022.” However, there are some…
Global Corruption Worsens, But Africa Makes Progress
The past year saw little progress in tackling global corruption due to greater violence and insecurity, according to the organization Transparency International. Their annual index measures citizens’ perceptions of the…
Японія надасть 170 мільйонів доларів на відновлення України – Мінінфраструктури
«Кошти підуть на проєкти екстреного відновлення, в тому числі відбудову критичної інфраструктури» …
Russian Journalist Sentenced for Speaking Out on Ukraine
A court in Moscow on Wednesday sentenced a Russian journalist in absentia to eight years in prison on charges of disparaging the military, the latest move in the authorities’ relentless…
Russia Says Longer-Range Western Weapons Would Escalate Ukraine Conflict
Russia said Wednesday that supplies of long-range weapons to Ukraine would not deter Russian forces, but would increase tensions and escalate the conflict. The comments from Kremlin spokesman Dmitry Peskov…
Report: Advanced Economies Complicit in Transnational Corruption
Anti-corruption efforts in seemingly “clean” advanced economies have stalled even as Russia’s invasion of Ukraine has brought to the fore that nation’s role in fostering kleptocracy in recent decades, Transparency…
Hungary Most Corrupt EU Member in 2022: Watchdog
Hungary slid to bottom place among EU nations in a corruption index, with graft watchdog Transparency International on Tuesday alleging misuse by “political elites” of state and bloc funds. Hungary…
US Contends Russia Violating Nuclear Arms Treaty
The U.S. accused Russia on Tuesday of violating the nuclear arms control START treaty, contending that Moscow was refusing to allow inspection activities inside Russia. The treaty, the last major…
Nordic Unions to Quit Global Journalists’ Body IFJ, Citing ‘Corruptive Activity’
Finnish, Norwegian, Danish and Icelandic unions will quit a global media federation on Tuesday in protest at “corruptive activity,” including allowing Russian state media journalists in Ukraine to stay as…
Protesters Say Russian Ship Bound for Antarctica Unwelcome at South African Port
Climate activists in South Africa are protesting a refueling stop by a Russian ship that they say is ignoring a ban on exploring oil and gas in Antarctica. Protest organizers…
New Round of Strikes as French Workers Protest Pension Reforms
Tuesday brought a new round of strikes in France as citizens protest proposed pension reforms. Worker strikes severely limited Paris metro and other rail services, while Air France canceled some…
Australia and France to Supply Artillery Shells to Ukraine
France and Australia have agreed to join forces to produce thousands of artillery shells to help Ukraine push Russian forces out of its country. Australian Defense Minister Richard Marles and…
10 Years After EU’s ‘Never Again’ Tragedy, Little’s Changed
A decade ago this year, the head of the European Union’s executive branch stood, visibly shaken, before rows of coffins holding the corpses of migrants drowned off the Italian island…