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【821-822】美国、加拿大、墨西哥致力于从北美预防猪瘟&飞机需要更好的冲突地区信息

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AS IT IS

US, Canada, Mexico Work to Keep Swine Fever from North America

February 23, 2019

Members of the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) undergo a quarantine operation at a hog farm after an outbreak of swine fever was detected, in Toyota, Aichi Prefecture, Japan, in this photo taken by Kyodo February 6, 2019. (Kyodo via REUTERS)

The United States is working with Canada and Mexico to guard against African swine fever. U.S. Agriculture Secretary Sonny Perdue says all three countries are trying to keep swine fever from reaching North America.

The highly infectious disease has already affected hog populations in China and parts of Europe.

African swine fever can kill hogs in just two days. China, home to the world’s largest hog population, has reported more than 100 cases of swine fever since last August. Efforts to contain the disease have affected Chinese supplies of pork, the meat from the animal.

Swine fever has spread to China’s neighbor, Vietnam. Cases have been reported in Eastern Europe, and Belgium found the virus in a wild boar.

If it were to reach the United States, swine fever could affect shipments in the $6.5 billion export market for American pork. The U.S. agriculture industry is already feeling the effect of trade disputes with China and Mexico.

Perdue spoke at the Department of Agriculture’s yearly Agricultural Outlook Forum on February 21. Also attending were Canada’s agriculture minister and the Mexican secretary of agriculture.

Perdue said “Sharing the long borders that we do both on the north and south, it’s important that we function together as one.” All the things that go on in the world today will only increase the likelihood of things moving from one nation to another, he added.



African swine fever


The Reuters news agency reports that Smithfield Foods, the world’s biggest pork producer, has increased safety measures at its U.S. farms. In addition, U.S. hog farmers are leaving animal-feed ingredients imported from China in storage in an attempt to keep the disease out.

Since 2013, Smithfield has been a division of WH Group, a Chinese company.

African swine fever was first identified in East Africa in the early 1900s. The disease can spread in many ways, including direct contact between animals, through food and by people infected with the virus. While not harmful to human beings, there is no vaccine for swine fever.

News of the spread of the disease in Asia has affected agricultural markets, as traders consider the possibility of an increase in U.S. pork exports to China.

Robert Johansson is the chief economist at the U.S. Department of Agriculture. He said chances for increasing pork exports to Asia because of hogs dying from the disease may be overstated.

Johansson predicted that plentiful supply in the United States would push hog prices down 7.5 percent in 2019.

I’m George Grow.


Julie Ingwersen reported this story for the Reuters news agency. George Grow adapted his report for VOA Learning English. Caty Weaver was the editor.

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AS IT IS

Airplanes Need Better Information over Conflict Areas

February 23, 2019

FILE - A Malaysian air crash investigator inspects the crash site of Malaysia Airlines Flight MH17, near the village of Hrabove (Grabovo) in Donetsk region, Ukraine, July 22, 2014. (REUTERS/Maxim Zmeyev/File Photo)

More than four years after a Malaysian passenger plane was shot down in eastern Ukraine, airlines still need better information to fly safely over conflict areas.

The Dutch Safety Board made the comment in a report about the downing of Malaysia Airlines flight MH17 on July 17, 2014.

The report said a missile launched from territory controlled by pro-Russian rebels shot downed the airplane. All 298 people inside were killed. Plane parts were spread widely across fields in Ukraine.

An international criminal investigation is continuing to seek and try those accused in the attack. The Netherlands and Australia have said they hold Russia responsible for supplying the missile to the rebels.

Tjibbe Joustra is the safety board’s chairman. He said progress has been made since the downing of flight MH17.

Joustra said nations and international organizations such as the European Commission are working together better to improve intelligence sharing.

The report said, “Airlines are taking a more structured approach to analyzing the risks and uncertainties....”

But it also said more needs to be done.

The board statement said few nations dealing with conflicts had made changes to how they administer their airspace. It also said that airlines require more detailed and complex information to correctly judge risks.

Joustra said he saw little action on a proposal by the board to close airspaces or to restrict parts of the skies above conflict areas. He said national interests could be preventing such safety actions.

“If you close your airspace, it is a very public admission that you are no longer in charge of your own territory or skies,” Joustra said.

I’m Caty Weaver.


The Associated Press reported this story. Hai Do adapted it for VOA Learning English. Caty Weaver was the editor.

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Words in This Story


approach – na way of dealing with something : a way of doing or thinking about something

analyze – v. to study (something) closely and carefully: to learn the nature and relationship of the parts of (something) by a close and careful examination

uncertainty – n. something that is doubtful or unknown

 

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【547】Americans to Vote Amid Violence, Anger

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【512】 Invictus Games to Open in Australia

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【509】US Promises $90 Million to Fight Illegal Wildlife Trade

【508】Canada Now World’s Largest Legal Marijuana Marketplace

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【501】Honduran Migrant Caravan Heading to Mexico, the United...

【500】Koreas Agree on Joint Railway, Road Projects, But...

【499】Immigrants Spur US Farmers Markets Revival

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【497】US Trade War Helps Farmers in Brazil, but Not Iowa

【496】Hollywood Organizes to Resist Trump

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【491】Hurricane Michael Causes Deaths, Destruction in US South

【490】Flag Fuels South Korean Anger at Japan

【489】Being Killed for Their Work is a Growing Risk for Reporters

【488】US Steel Workers Questioning Value of Trump's Tariffs

【487】Education Means Brighter Future for Refugee Rohingya Woman

【486】US Ambassador to United Nations Steps Down

【485】Suicide Bomber Kills Parliamentary Candidate in Afghanistan

【484】Changes May be Coming to Russia’s Military Intelligence..

【483】New US Supreme Court Justice Takes Part in White House...

【482】US Climate Change Researchers Win Nobel Prize in Economics

【481】Half of Young Americans See Better Financial Future,...

【480】Robot Farm Aims to Bring Fresher Food to US Cities

【479】Afghan Musical Group Working to Overcome Violence...

【478】Vietnam's First National Car Company Seen as Possible。。。

【477】US to Offer Cyber Warfare Technology to NATO

【476】Brazilians Vote for Next President on Sunday

【475】Time's Up Fund Helps Poor Women Fight Sex Abuse, Too

【474】Congo Doctor, Yazidi Activist Awarded Nobel Peace Prize

【473】Power Returns to Indonesian City but Condition of ...

【472】Son of Jailed Former President Campaigns for Father

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【470】Afghan Officials: Taliban Interfering in Polio...

【469】American, French, Canadian Scientists Win Nobel Physics...

【468】Melania Trump Begins Five-Day Visit to Africa

【467】Journalists Jailed in Record Numbers Worldwide

【466】Myanmar Statue Building Risks Tensions with Minorities

【465】New Warning System Might Have Saved Lives After ...

【464】South, North Korea Begin Removing Landmines from Border

【463】 Two Scientists Win Nobel Medicine Prize for Cancer ...

【462】Nigerian Wives, Mothers of Detainees Say Their Men are...

【461】‘Green Spaces’ May Help Reduce Crime, Depression in Poor..

【460】Studies Explore American Opinions about Women in Politics

【459】More US Companies Warn Tariffs will Lead to Higher Prices

【458】South Sudanese Doctor Wins U.N. Nansen Award

【457】Trump Orders FBI to Look Into Accusations Against...

【456】Macedonians to Decide Whether to Change Their Country’s...

*【455】Kavanaugh: I Have Never Sexually Assaulted Anyone

*【454】 With No Nobel in Literature Named in 2018, a Different...

【453】US Move to Raise Interest Rates Could Have a Big Effect

【452】 India’s Top Court Rules Biometric ID System Is Legal

【451】US Investigators: Venezuelan Officials Suspected of...

【450】In UN Speech, Trump Praises Economy, Warns Iran and...

【449】Activists Say North Korea Talks Need to Include Human...

【448】Supreme Court Nominee: 'False' Assault Accusations Will...

【447】Bill Cosby Sentenced to 3 to 10 Years for Sex Assault

【446】Indonesian Opposition Movement Accuses President of...

【445】Bangladesh Opposition Demands Release of Leader Before...

【444】Former US Nuclear Center Now a Wildlife Refuge

【443】Study: DNA Tests Can Identify Ivory Traffickers

【442】Why the U.S. Supreme Court Is So Divided

【441】Special Team Helps Amnesty Identify ‘Deepfake’ Videos

【440】Congolese Musicians Get Political for December Elections

【439】Yemenis Starving as Aid System Fails

【438】Trump Administration Proposes Limiting Refugees to。。。

【437】Vietnamese President Dies at 61

【436】U.S. Foreign-Born Population Rises to Highest in a Century

【435】Philippines Examines Mining Operations after Landslide..

【434】Kim Wants New Talks with Trump, Moon Jae-in Says

【433】US 'Likely' Returns as World's Top Oil Producer

【432】 Highly Prized Fish Makes a Return

【431】North Korea Offers to Close Missile Testing Center, ...

【430】India Bans Traditional Muslim 'Instant' Divorce

【429】Supreme Court Nominee to Speak on Sexual Assault Accusation

【428】SpaceX Announces First Private Passenger for Moon Trip

【427】South Korean Delegation Begins First Day of Talks in...

【426】Volkswagen to End Production of Famous Beetle

【425】Mattis Accuses Russia of Interfering in Macedonian Vote

【424】 Deadly Typhoon Weakens After Hitting Philippines, China

【423】 Like Netflix, Car Subscription Services Now Growing in...

【422】 Japanese Prime Minister Wishes to Change Constitution...

【421】 Tel Aviv Beats Out Jerusalem for 2019 Eurovision

【420】Should Korean Leaders Discuss Nuclear Issue or Military...

【419】Afghan ‘Charlie Chaplin’ Gives People a Reason to Laugh

【418】Volunteers Explore Proposed Rio Grande Trail

【417】Trump’s Former Campaign Chief to Cooperate with ...

【416】Super Typhoon Mangkhut to Hit Philippines, Southeast Asia

【415】Afghanistan Peace Talks Stuck on Issue of US Bases

【414】 Russians Accused of Poisoning Former Spy Appear on ...

【413】 Proposal to Create Whale Sanctuary Defeated

【412】Pope Francis to Meet with US, World Catholic Leaders

【411】Former Brazilian President Out of Presidential Election

【410】Vietnam Hopes to Gain From US-China Dispute at Economic...

【409】Russian Claims of ‘Biggest-Ever’ War Exercises Seen as...

【408】Hurricane Florence Threatens US East Coast

【407】Millionaires in America: Where Are They?

【406】 Sweden Politics Facing Anti-Immigrant Backlash

【405】US Closing Palestinian Liberation Organization Offices

【404】CBS Chief Resigns After New Sex Abuse Accusations

【403】New UN Rights Chief Takes on China, Other Powers

【402】Flight 93 Memorial Honors 9/11 Struggle, Courage

【401】Hmong Farmers Improve Minnesota Food Economy

【400】Full Classic Novels Have Arrived on Instagram

【399】US Timekeeping Stations Might Go Silent

【398】Former US President Lends Name and Muscle to Build...

【397】No Going Home for Hondurans Expelled from US

【396】Surveillance Common for Some Pro-Democracy Activists in...

【395】Russian TV Show Presents Putin as ‘Humane Human’

【394】Falling Currencies Lead to Fear of Contagion

【393】India’s Top Court Ends Ban on Gay Sex

【392】S. Korea Says Korean Leaders to Meet on Denuclearization

【391】Deadly Storm Closes Busy Airport in Japan

【390】Pakistan’s New Prime Minister Meets with Top US Diplomat

【389】Study Examines Child Marriage in US

【388】 US Trade Deficit Reaches Five-Month High

【387】USA Gymnastics President Resigns Under Pressure

【386】Trump Calls New Book by Watergate Reporter a 'Con'

【385】US Lawmakers Begin Hearing on New Supreme Court Candidate

【384】Wives of Reuters Reporters Jailed in Myanmar Call for...

【383】Why Some Americans Keep Talking About Chicago 1968

【381】Demand for Lithium Creates ‘Water War’ in Chile

【381】Demand for Lithium Creates ‘Water War’ in Chile

【380】Serbia Aims to Protect Cyrillic in the Age of the Internet

【379】Berlin Wall to Be Recreated in Germany’s Capital

【378】American Labor Day Arrives Five Months Late

【377】Study Finds Worldwide Gun Deaths Have Reached 250,000...

【376】Britain Seeks Ways to Continue Trading with Iran

【375】US Building Air Base for Drones in Niger

【374】Russians Worried About Clergy Influencing Children at Camp

【373】Venezuelan Family Struggles with Life in Brazilian Shelter

【372】Trump Administration Backs Asian-Americans in Harvard Case

【371】Former Cambodian Opposition Leader to Remain in Prison

【370】Support Grows for a Treaty to Ban Killer Robots

【369】Report: Iranian Media Group Seeks Worldwide Influence

【368】 US Trade Dispute Could Hurt China’s Competitiveness

【367】  US Census: Americans are More Educated than Ever Before

【366】Tajik Leader: No More Big Burial Markers

【365】 Japan: North Korea Still a Threat

【364】 Russia to Hold Biggest Military Exercises in Years

【363】 Texas Man Begins Selling 3D Printed Gun Plans

【359-362】UN Report: Myanmar Generals Must Face Justice

【355-358】Green, Loggerhead Turtle Numbers Grow in Cyprus

【353-354】 Senator John McCain Decides to End Cancer Treatment

【350-352】American Summer Camp Teaches About Korean Culture

【347-349】 Rohingya Refugees Celebrate Holiday, Remember Home

【343-346】 El Salvador Breaks with Taiwan, Opens Ties with China

【340-342】Pope Francis: 'We Showed No Care for the Little Ones'

【336-339】Scientists Developing New Ways to Fight 'Red Tide'

【331-335】 Fears Increase After Attack on Indian Dairy Farmer

【328-3330】 Donkeys Help Humans Feel At Ease

【325-327】Somali Refugee Wins Primary Election for US Congress

【321-324】Yosemite National Park Reopens, But Tourism Still Down

【317-320】US Military Wants to Refuel, Resupply with Space Travel

【313-316】One US Immigrant's Long Road to Asylum

【310-312】Groups Urge Laos to Rethink Huge Hydropower Projects

【308-309】US to Increase Tariffs on Turkish Aluminum, Steel

【305-307】Life as a Spy in Communist Romania

【300-304】Kansas Teenagers Out of Governor Race

【297-299】US Restarts Restrictions on Iran

【293-296】Unrest Continues in Bangladesh as Students Protest

【290-292】The Tragic History of South Korea's Jeju Island

【286-289】 Houston Still Recovering from Hurricane Harvey

【284-285】Experts Say Israeli Leader Is Rising in World Standing

【280-283】Group Providing Clothing, Books to Migrant Children

【278-279】Walking High Above on Vietnam’s ‘Golden Bridge’

【275-277】Trump Considering Sales of Guns Made by 3D Printers

【273-274】Cambodia Set to Become One Party State

【269-272】India’s Engineering Students Join Gay Rights Fight

【266-268】International Musicians Create Harmony

【263-265】Video Shows Man Believed to be Last of Amazon Tribe

【260-262】US Airline Companies Agree to Name Change for Taiwan

【258-259】Vietnamese Sentenced for Kidnapping in Germany

【254-257】North Korea Appears to Take Apart Missile Launch Area

【250-253】Saving a Critically Endangered Language in Australia

【247-249】Spain Becomes Top EU Migrant Destination

【246】Monsoon Rains Threaten Rohingya

【245】 Company to Use Balloons to Bring More Internet to Kenya

【244】 Growing Popularity for Siberia's Trump Burger Restaurant

【243】Study: North Korea, Eritrea Have Highest Levels of ...

【242】Another Big Year for Largest Comic Book Event of its Kind

【241】Duck Boat Accident Kills 17

【238-240】US Farmers Preparing for Long-Term Effects of Trade War

【237】US Prosecutors Say Russian Woman Has Ties to Spies

【236】EU Fines Google a Record $5 Billion

【235】Separated Families Win Small Victory from US Court

【234】Thai Boys Talk About Experience in Flooded Cave

【233】 Africa Faces Some Risks with China’s Investments

【232】US Disputes Tariffs from Canada, China, Mexico, EU

【231】 US Company: Evidence Found of Chinese Cyber Attacks on...

【230】Trump Says He Misspoke

【229】Trump: ‘No Reason’ to Believe Russia Interfered in US...

【228】Reunited Families Return to Guatemala

【227】China Meets with EU Over Trade as Economy Slows

【226】Eritrea Reopens Embassy in Ethiopia

【225】 US Navy Gives Women Permission to Let their Hair Down

【224】Africa's Baobab Trees Are Dying

【223】 New Company Puts Robots in Seniors' Homes

【222】Asian Cuisine Fastest-Growing in U.S.

【221】Football Fans at World Cup Experience Russian Food

【220】Close to Finland, NATO Troops Train for Battle

【219】12 Russians Accused of Hacking Democrats in 2016 US ...

【216-218】China Urges US Companies to Lobby Officials over Trade

【212-215】Trump-Putin Meeting: Helsinki’s Cold War History

【210-211】All 12 Boys, Soccer Coach Rescued from Flooded Cave...

【207-209】8 Out of 13 Rescued from Flooded Cave in Thailand

【206】Tornillo, Texas: A Small US Town and a Big Crisis

【205】First Ladies in Africa Creating Change for Women

【203-204】China Reacts to US Tariffs on Chinese Products

【200-202】Connections May Help Ease Stress in Thai Cave

【197-199】Iran, World Powers Prepare for Nuclear Deal Talks

【195-196】Study: AIDS Drug Not Linked to Depression, Suicide

【192-194】 US Border Patrol Arrests Drop Sharply in June

【187-191】Immigrant Activists Say No to DNA Tests

【183-186】Newspaper Suffers Deadly Attack, Publishes the Next Day

【182】Trump’s Party Makes Gains With U.S. Supreme Court

【178-181】 Trump and Putin to Meet in Helsinki

【175-177】Separation Stress May Permanently Hurt Migrant Children

【173-174】US Supreme Court Approves Trump's Travel Ban

【171-172】North Korea Cancels Anti-US Demonstration

【166-170】Koko, the Gorilla Who Knew Sign Language, Dies

【162-165】Protests Spread in Vietnam Over Proposed New Laws

【159-161】English-Only Coding Program Seeks Change in Japan

【156-158】What Do American Christians Think God Looks Like?

【153-155】US-China Trade Dispute Worries Investors

【150-152】Deadly Earthquake Hits Near Osaka, Japan

【147-149】Mother of Boko Haram Leader Speaks Out

【144-146】Stolen Columbus Letter Returned to Vatican

【142-143】 Trade Dispute between US, China Rises

【140-141】Calls for More Suicide Prevention Efforts as Rates Rise

*【137-139】Nearly 70 Percent of Americans Report 'News Fatigue'

【134-136】US Ends ‘Net Neutrality’ Rules for Internet Service

【131-133】Russia Has Lowest-Rated Team at 2018 World Cup

【129,130】US May Reduce Special Operations Forces in Africa

【128】Florida Students Announce Voting Campaign to Change...

*【124-127】Immigration Issue at Center of Republican Campaigns

【120-123】Iran Plans to Expand Ability to Enrich Uranium

*【118-119】Iran Plans to Expand Ability to Enrich Uranium

*【115-117】Can President Trump Pardon Himself?

【111-114】US Reconsidering Legal Program for Detained Immigrants

【108-110】American Businesses Look to Space

【106-107】US National Spelling Bee Has a Surprise Winner

【102-105】Walmart Offers to Pay for Employees College Degree

【98-101】Scientists to Use DNA in Search for Loch Ness Monster

【97】Will Trump-Kim Meeting Go Forward

【96】Newest Hockey Team Leading the Stanley Cup Finals

【92,93,94,95】Turkish Ambassador’s Home Has Deep Jazz Roots

【89,90,91】Honoring American Inventors

【87,88】Everest Climber Breaks New Record

【86】Wall of Flowers Honors True Meaning of Memorial Day

【85】 New Details of Sunken Treasure Ship Released

【84】Film Producer Harvey Weinstein Charged with Rape, Sex Abuse

【80,81,82,83】Russians Downed Malaysia Passenger Plane in 2014

【79】France Worries New US Sanctions on Iran Could Hurt Middle..

【78】Irish Voters to Decide Whether to Change Abortion Law

【75,76,77】Volcanic Activity in Hawaii Affects US Travel

【71,72,73,74】 Chinese Tourists Fuel Tension in Vietnam

【69,70】 Lack of Guest Workers Worries Maryland Crab Businesses

【68】World Bank Head Calls for Business-like Effort on Health...

【65,66,67】Gunman Kills 9 Students, One Teacher at High...

【64】Tomorrow’s Jobs Require Fast Thinking

【63】Indianapolis: ‘Silicon Valley’ in the US Midwest

【62】Venezuela Buys Oil for Cuba as Venezuelans Suffer

【61】 Ebola Outbreak in Democratic Republic of Congo Spreads

【60】Trump: ‘We’ll Have to See,’ about Meeting with Kim

【59】Michigan State University to Pay $500 Million to Victims...

【58】Kenyans Protest after Breastfeeding Woman Asked to Cover Up

【57】North Korea Cancels Talks with South, Questions Trump-Kim...

【56】Putin Opens Bridge Linking Russia to Crimea

【55】Muslim Americans Mark Start of Ramadan

【54】US Supreme Court Ends Ban on Sports Betting

【53】Trump Offers Help to Chinese Company in Trade Dispute

【52】US Promises N. Korea Economic Investment after Nuclear Deal

【51】Melania Trump Hospitalized to Treat Kidney Condition

【50】Deadly Protests as US Opens Israeli Embassy in Jerusalem

【49】Possible US Citizenship Question Raising Concerns

【48】US Wants One Million People to Share Their DNA

【47】Iraqi Broadcasters Who Helped Beat Islamic State

【46】Russians Claiming to Represent IS Threatened US...

【45】Fire Shines Light on Sao Paulo Housing Shortage

【44】Dogs Trained to Smell Low Blood Sugar Levels May Save Lives

【43】Rebuilding, Corruption Top Issues in Iraq’s Election

【42】Ties with US, North Korea Make Singapore a Good Meeting...

【41】Malaysian Leader Becomes World’s Oldest at 92

【40】Israel Hits Iranian Targets inside Syria

【39】Scientists: Major Volcanic Burst Possible in Hawaii

【38】Trump to Meet N. Korea’s Kim Jong Un June 12 in Singapore

【37】Scientists Help Insects to Help Colorado River Fish

【36】Can #MeToo Succeed in a Conservative Pakistan?

【35】Senate Questions Intelligence Agency Nominee on Torture

【34】Trump: 3 Americans Held in North Korea Released

【33】Trump Withdraws US from Iran Nuclear Deal

【32】Mothers Fight for Children’s Lives, Hunger in Yemen

【31】Kim Meets Xi Before Expected Meeting with Trump

【30】US Announces New Measures Against Venezuelans, Businesses

【29】Iran Says it May Remain in Nuclear Deal Even if US...

【28】Russia’s Putin Sworn in for 4th Term as President

【27】Japan's Shohei Ohtani Making 'ShoTime' in California

【26】Report Says Tennis Has 'Significant' Integrity Problems

【25】At Beautycon, Social Media Stars Redefine Beauty

【24】Old Oyster Shells Improve Water Quality, Help Oyster...

【23】German Students Protest ‘Unfair’ English Exam

【22】US Raises Concerns over China's Missiles in South China Sea

【21】Reports: Americans Held in N. Korea Have Been Moved

【20】US-China Trade Talks Begin, No Major Agreement Expected

【17】Vanuatu to Evacuate an Entire Island

【16】Big Immigration Raid Takes Place in Tennessee

15】Asian Elephants Reported at Risk from Chinese Demand for Skin

【14】New Mexico Desert Captures Evidence of Sloth Hunt

【13】South Korea Wants US Troops to Stay

12】Indian Court Orders Faster Investigations of Child Rape Cases

【11】Trump Administration Delays Tariffs on Some Countries

【10】Iran Bans Use of Telegram Messaging Service



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Former Sudanese 'Lost Boy' Helps Other Refugees

Irrawaddy Dolphin Numbers Increase on Mekong River


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VOA As It Is: Trump, China Criticize Opposing Trade Actions

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Spies Target US Colleges, Universities

Robots Could Take Jobs from Africans, Researchers Warn

Some US Cities, States Start Efforts to Prevent Deportations

Abused Chimpanzees Find Home in Sierra Leone Wildlife Refuge


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Former South Korean President Park Sentenced to 24 Years

Bollywood’s Salman Khan Found Guilty in Poaching Case

NASA's Juno Spacecraft Shows the Makeup of Jupiter

US Suspects Listening Devices in Washington


Presidents of Russia, Turkey, Iran Meet on Syria

China Answers US With $50 Billion in Tariffs


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