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Small modular reactors could give developing countries access to nuclear energy
Experts say small modular reactors, called SMRs, are bringing affordable nuclear energy to less wealthy countries. But what are SMRs and why are proponents so excited about them? VOA reporter Henry Wilkins explains
In swing state Michigan, Harris promises to rethink education for jobs
The vice president reaches out to non-college-educated voters in battleground stops.
For Taiwan’s crucial chip industry, Trump and Harris both bring risks
Taiwan’s semiconductor sector is watching US election closely amid geopolitical rivalry between Washington and Beijing.
More than one in three tree species at risk of extinction: Report
The International Union for Conservation of Nature says tree species are at risk of extinction in 192 countries.
Bolivian government accuses Morales of staging assassination attempt
Two very different versions have emerged of Sunday's incident when Morales says his car was hit by bullets.
What’s the focus for Harris, Trump in the last few days of the US campaign?
Opinion polls suggest the US presidential election is tight.
Sudanese people living through ‘nightmare of violence, hunger’: UN chief
Antonio Guterres says millions going hungry and others face atrocities amid escalating attacks by rival forces.
Tehran executes German-Iranian Jamshid Sharmahd over ‘terror’ conviction
Sharmahd, a German citizen who holds US residency, was sentenced to death in 2023 for 'leading terror operations'.
Philadelphia sues to halt Musk’s $1m giveaway to voters
Critics say the giveway is an illegal attempt to register voters in swing states that may determine the Nov 5 election.
Biden casts early vote, presses for Gaza truce
US President Joe Biden says the White House is in talks with Egypt over a proposed two-day truce in Gaza.
Comedian Tony Hinchcliffe under fire for Puerto Rico remarks at Trump rally
'There’s literally a floating island of garbage in the middle of the ocean,' Tony Hinchcliffe said of Puerto Rico.
Israel’s siege of north Gaza kills more than 1,000
More than a 1,000 Palestinians have been killed during Israel’s 24-day siege of north Gaza.
Lebanese escape Israeli bombardment by fleeing to Syria
Some Lebanese are escaping Israeli bombardment by finding safety in Syrian cities like Homs and Aleppo.
‘Outrageous’: Israeli parliament approves bill to ban UNRWA
The agency for Palestinian refugees, considered a lifeline for Gaza, has been under Israeli attacks since the war began.
Georgians protest to denounce ruling party win in elections
Protests come after the opposition and the president said the vote was rigged in favour of the ruling party.
Traumatised horses saved from Israel’s bombs find refuge in Bekaa Valley
As Israel carpet-bombs Lebanon, one horse owner created a haven for horses who survived the shelling.
Israel’s Mossad blamed for rising number of killings and sabotage
Israel's intelligence agency, known as the Mossad, has been blamed for a recent spate of killings and sabotage.
Why tuition fees are set to rise - and what this means for students
With the cost of living rising, many students are concerned about the growing financial pressures at university
NATO, Pentagon confirm deployment of North Korean troops to Russia
Ukrainian military intelligence had recorded the presence of North Korean units in Russia's Kursk region.
Marwan Barghouti ‘brutally’ assaulted in Israeli prison, rights groups say
The Palestinian leader held in solitary confinement reportedly suffers numerous injuries in the September 9 attack.