International

A panel of media experts met Tuesday at USC’s Annenberg School for Communication and Journalism to discuss the current state of VOA and likeminded organizations.

Aryatara Shakya was paraded around Kathmandu after Buddhist priests named her as the newest Kumari.

A federal judge has paused the Trump administration’s plan to slash hundreds of jobs at VOA, but its future remains uncertain.

Filipinos urge Filipino Americans to educate themselves on nation’s issues.

Following the U.K., Canada, Australia and Portugal, France became the latest among more than 145 U.N. member states to officially recognize Palestinian statehood.

Dr. Fukuyama was awarded an Excellence in Public Diplomacy Award and discussed the state of the American political climate.

Exiled Crown Prince of Iran, Reza Pahlavi, addressed a crowd on USC’s campus, stressing the importance of resistance movements in Iran against Ayatollah Ali Khamenei’s government.

How the Middle East is repeatedly perceived as a pawn in foreign interest wars.

During military conflict, people across the Arab world are finding their locations scattered across the region — but this isn’t the first time.

Liberal Party leader Mark Carney wins the 2025 federal election, serving as the 24th prime minister of Canada.

Syrian and Ukrainian refugees in Germany have integrated differently after conflicts brought them to Central Europe.

Four months after the end of the Gisèle Pelicot trial, Zayane El Solh reflects on the precedent this sets for French society.

Hours after his death, thousands visited the Vatican on Easter Monday to pay their respects to the ‘People’s Pope.’

Masses were held citywide to honor the Pope’s passing this morning.

On Monday evening, hundreds gathered for a public prayer vigil at France’s most-visited cathedral in honor of Pope Francis.