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US Intel Chief Gains Release of 2 Imprisoned Americans in N. Korea

By Victor Beattie | VOA on Nov 10, 2014   Featured, World  

WASHINGTON—Two Americans who were imprisoned in North Korea are enjoying their second day of freedom back in the United States after being released Saturday following a trip to Pyongyang by James Clapper, the director of U.S. National Intelligence. The release of 46-year old Kenneth Bae and 24-year old Matthew Todd Miller came just weeks after […]

As US Focuses on Air Campaign, Syria’s Assad Gains Ground in Aleppo

By Jamie Dettmer | VOA News on Nov 10, 2014   World  

GAZIANTEP, TURKEY—Syrian government forces redoubled an air offensive on the outskirts of Aleppo over the weekend in a bid to sever supply routes of rebels battling to topple President Bashar al-Assad. Warplanes carried out a series of attacks in the al-Jandoul and al-Castello districts of Syria’s second largest city, which is besieged on three sides […]

Airstrike in Syria Kills 6 Nusra Front Fighters

By VOA News on Nov 6, 2014   Featured, World  

An airstrike by U.S.-led coalition forces has killed at least six Nusra Front fighters operating from a base in the northern Syrian city of Aleppo, Reuters reported Thursday. The news agency cited information from the Britain-based Syrian Observatory for Human Rights, which has been monitoring the ongoing conflict in Syria. The Observatory said overnight airstrikes […]

Israel Reopens Disputed Holy Site Amid Tensions

By Robert Berger | VOA News on Oct 31, 2014   Featured, World  

JERUSALEM—Tensions were running high at a disputed Jerusalem holy place on Friday as Palestinians gathered for Muslim prayers under tight Israeli security. Nearly 3,000 Israeli police and soldiers deployed in and around Jerusalem’s Old City as Israel reopened the Mosque of Al-Aqsa, the site Jews call the Temple Mount. The ancient compound marks the holiest […]

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