50 Years Later, the Moon is Still Great for Business
Fifty years after humans first visited, businesses are still trying to make a buck off the moon. Hundreds of...
Domestic Quarrel Disrupts Boris Johnson’s Britain Leadership Bid
A plate-hurling, screaming quarrel with his latest girlfriend has turned the spotlight fully on where Boris Johnson’s advisers didn’t want...
US-China Trade Dispute Triggering Production Exodus
U.S. tech giant Apple has reportedly asked its major suppliers, mainly China-based manufacturers from Taiwan, to consider moving 15 to 30% of...
Opposition Candidate Wins Istanbul Mayoral Seat
VOA’s Turkish Service contributed to this report. ISTANBUL — Turkey’s opposition won decisively in the controversial re-vote in the Istanbul...
Ruling Party Candidate Concedes Defeat in Istanbul Re-Vote
The ruling party candidate in the re-run of Istanbul’s mayoral election, Binali Yildirim, has conceded defeat to opposition candidate Ekrem...
Gay-Pride Parade Kicks Off In Kyiv
Thousands of supporters of LGBT rights are marching in the Ukrainian capital Kyiv under a heavy police presence. Organizers of...
Istanbul Again Votes for Mayor in Test for Turkish Democracy
Millions of Istanbul residents voted Sunday in a re-run of a mayoral election that has become a referendum on President...
Sources: US Struck Iranian Military Computers This Week
U.S. military cyber forces launched a strike against Iranian military computer systems Thursday as President Donald Trump backed away from...
Solar Refinery Shines Light on Clean Energy
The world may be moving toward renewable energy sources, but fossil fuels are still the fuel of choice for the transportation...
‘The Candy Bomber’ Honored in Germany 70 Years After Historic Berlin Airlift
In June 1948, Soviet troops closed all rail, road and river access to the city of Berlin in an effort...
Istanbul Goes Back to Polls in Critical Vote
This Sunday, Istanbul votes again in a mayoral election, after authorities voided an opposition victory that ended 15 years of...
Russia, Georgia Trade Barbs After Clashes, Parliamentary Resignations
This story originated in VOA’s Georgian service. Georgia and Russia are blaming each other for a series of overnight clashes...
Duke and Duchess of Sussex to Start New Foundation
Kensington Palace says the Duke and Duchess of Sussex will be starting their own foundation to support their charitable endeavors,...
Lack of Internet Access Hobbling West Virginians
It may be hard to believe that in modern-day America, not everybody has access to high-speed internet. But that is...
Airplanes are going Faster, Farther and Getting More Expensive
In Paris, the future of air travel is on display this week, as some of the industry’s giants unveil the...
EU Extends Sanctions on Russia Over War in Ukraine
The European Union has extended economic sanctions against Russia over the turmoil in eastern Ukraine and demands Russian cooperation with...
151 Life Sentences Handed Down at Turkey Coup Trial
A Turkish court sentenced 151 people to life in prison on Thursday in a trial over a 2016 coup attempt...
Czechs Alarmed as Populist Leaders Take Aim at Public Media
Czech journalists and media analysts are raising alarm over the “threat” to the country’s public media from mounting pressure on...
Erdogan Does Not Expect US Sanctions on Turkey Over Russia Deal
Turkish President Tayyip Erdogan said on Thursday he did not expect the United States to impose sanctions on Turkey over...
Report: FBI Looking at Deutsche Bank, Money Laundering Controls
The U.S. Federal Bureau of Investigation is examining whether Deutsche Bank complied with laws meant to stop money laundering, a...
South African Teens Flying Self-Assembled Plane Across Africa
A group of South African teenagers has assembled a four-seater airplane and is flying it across the continent. Aviation experts...
High Tech Aquarium Features Virtual Touch Experience
Going to a museum, zoo or aquarium is no longer just a passive event where guests look at an exhibit...
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