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Spain's Geological and Mining Institute released footage of a huge molten boulder sliding down Cumbre Vieja volcano, Friday. (Reuters)

The Islamic State terror group launched a deadly attack on two Kurdish villages in northern Iraq on Thursday, killing more than a dozen people, including at least 10 Kurdish Peshmerga fighters. VOA's Ahmed Zebari has more from the region in this report narrated by Namo Abdulla.

Nearly two years after the coronavirus was first reported in China, a new variant discovered by scientists in South Africa has led to a fresh round of travel restrictions affecting millions around the world.

The tale of two South Sudanese brothers recently rescued in the Mediterranean Sea is a common one among the many African migrants seeking better lives in Europe. The two men left Libya on a flimsy boat, but the engine broke down and they were eventually picked up by the Ocean Viking rescue ship.

Eagle hunters gathered at an annual contest in a northern Kazakh village over the weekend to celebrate and display their ancient discipline. (REUTERS)

Ccording to the group Human Rights Watch, the Taliban have carried out hundreds of summary executions and forced disappearances in a series of revenge attacks since seizing power in Afghanistan in August following the withdrawal of Western forces. Henry Ridgwell reports.

From navigating shopping centers to government offices, South Africa’s Little People say public spaces aren’t designed to be accessible for them. One advocacy group in Johannesburg is calling for better support to help people live independently.

Africa 54 - November 30, 2021

It’s bird migration season in the skies over Israel, one of the world’s busiest migration routes connecting Europe, Asia and Africa. Each autumn about 500 million birds fly over Israel from the north in order to spend the winter months in Africa.

Security is worsening in Burkina Faso with the deadliest attacks by Islamist militants in the West African country in years on civilians and security forces. People are protesting the failure of Burkinabe and international forces to stop the violence, with some calling for change at the top.