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On the anniversary of the death of Wang Wei - the Chinese pilot whose fighter jet collided with an American aircraft over Hainan island in 2001 - China's internet sphere is filled with messages praising his heroism as well as condemning the United States.

Russia said Tuesday that it is engaged in an "active dialogue" with Afghanistan's ruling Taliban and is working toward removing them from Moscow's list of terrorist organizations.

More than 50,000 people fled the Haitian capital of Port-au-Prince over the course of just three weeks last month, the United Nations said Tuesday.

Statement for Interactive Dialogue with the High Commissioner on Haiti. Delivered by UK Human Rights Ambassador, Rita French.

Kyrgyzstan President Sadyr Japarov on Tuesday signed a controversial law modeled on Russia's "foreign agents law" over objections of nonprofit groups who say it will stigmatize them and create unnecessary bureaucratic hurdles.

The killing of seven humanitarians by an Israeli strike in Gaza on Tuesday - 196 overall since hostilities began last October - is "an inevitable result" of the way the war is being fought, said the UN chief.

Cambodia's first leadership change in almost four decades has given the United States an opportunity to reset its relationship with Phnom Penh, analysts and experts told VOA Khmer following a recent visit from an American diplomat.

Bassirou Diomaye Faye was sworn in Tuesday in Diamniadio as Senegal's fifth president, having defeated main rival and ruling party coalition candidate Amadou Ba and winning the delayed election with over 54% of the vote.

He ran as the candidate with a platform of "rupture," championing greater sovereignty for his homeland — including by leaving the CFA West African Franc currency union, created by France nearly a century ago.

Gabon's National Dialogue, called to pave the way for a return to constitutional order and an end to the 55-year Bongo dynasty, began Tuesday in the central African state.

The South American nation of Peru is in the grips of another political crisis after six members of President Dina Boularte's cabinet abruptly resigned Monday after a police raid of her home.

Ukrainian Foreign Minister Dmytro Kuleba has announced that Ukrainians can now file claims for damages suffered in Russia's invasion at a newly established register based in The Hague.

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The U.N. Office of the High Commissioner for Human Rights accuses Russia of serious violations of international human rights and humanitarian laws in its war against Ukraine.

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On 2 April 2024, the Cabinet of Ministers approved an informative report and a draft order on Latvia's involvement in the reconstruction of Ukraine in 2024.