During President Trump's address to Congress last night, VOA provided live simultaneous translation to audiences around the world in critical languages such as Mandarin, Persian, and Korean.
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Over 17 years, VOA Correspondent Kane Farabaugh learned much about President Jimmy Carter by hosting panel discussions, conducting interviews and eventually becoming a friend. If you would like to interview Mr. Farabaugh, please contact VOA PR. https://t.co/LFdG1xnbEu
A Ukrainian psychologist befriends a young Afghan journalist and helps her escape from the Taliban. Months later, they face a new obstacle – escaping war in Ukraine. VOA’s Ksenia Turkova bring us the VOA documentary, “Fatema.”
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Southeast Asia's online scamming industry and human trafficking continues to grow, leaving hundreds of thousands of victims traumatized. VOA’s Dave Grunebaum reports. @VOANews https://t.co/Z0XFqz4449
“Border Crossings” welcomes music icon Brenda Lee. Lee discusses her most recent album, her long career and her personal friend Elvis Presley. @VOANews https://t.co/yZVfMr2MyT
Former Ghanaian President John Mahama wins re-election; the next steps for U.S.-based troops in Syria; and concerned citizens march in Washington D.C. to draw attention to critical maternal and child health issues. This is “Africa 54.” @VOAAfrica https://t.co/0XlMc2nV6t
“Border Crossings” welcomes Moira Smiley. The American singer and composer discusses her newest album, “The Rhizome Project,” her long career and the inspiration behind her music. https://t.co/YLhj0o8Vtg
Residents of Damascus celebrate the end of the Assad regime, but the future of the country remains uncertain. Heather Murdock reports. https://t.co/2ECLbusmMS
As the effects of kush, a new synthetic drug, challenge his community, a man recruits volunteers to fight for better health outcomes in Sierra Leone. @VOANews presents “Generation Kush.” https://t.co/HqH3SkSFu3
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Country music singer and songwriter Tiffany Woys discusses her new EP, “I’m Your Woman,” the inspiration behind her music and plans for the coming year. Find out more with “Border Crossings.” https://t.co/jICF0Rvgif
Pacific Island youth argue for climate action before an international court; turbulence in South Korea; Philippine Vice President Sara Duterte faces impeachment complaints; and severe floods in Southeast Asia. Find out more with “VOA Asia Weekly.”
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Hartsdale, New York is home to the oldest pet cemetery in the U.S., where humans can spend eternity with their faithful companions. Dora Mekouar reports.
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On this week’s "Our Voices," the show examines the effects of family laws that perpetuate discrimination of women and girls across Africa. @VOAAfrica https://t.co/utlbkoi0ie