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Give us 5 minutes, and we'll give you the world. Around the clock, Voice of America keeps you in touch with the latest news. We bring you reports from our correspondents and interviews with newsmakers from across the world.

Give us 5 minutes, and we'll give you the world. Around the clock, Voice of America keeps you in touch with the latest news. We bring you reports from our correspondents and interviews with newsmakers from across the world.

Give us 5 minutes, and we'll give you the world. Around the clock, Voice of America keeps you in touch with the latest news. We bring you reports from our correspondents and interviews with newsmakers from across the world.

Give us 5 minutes, and we'll give you the world. Around the clock, Voice of America keeps you in touch with the latest news. We bring you reports from our correspondents and interviews with newsmakers from across the world.

Rescue brigades in Bolivia used boats to save livestock amid floods following torrential rainfall in much of the Andean country that has claimed the lives of 15 people. (Reuters)

Press freedom crushed in Hong Kong. Chinese find freedoms in Australia. Recalling an active year on Capitol Hill. Another vaccine warning from the WHO. A space telescope comes home. Orchestral holiday cheer.

Give us 5 minutes, and we'll give you the world. Around the clock, Voice of America keeps you in touch with the latest news. We bring you reports from our correspondents and interviews with newsmakers from across the world.

Acting US Ambassador to South Africa Todd P. Haskel will speak to VOA about the legacy of Archbishop Desmond Tutu; Fighters from Somalia's al Shabaab group attacked a town north of the capital, Mogadishu, killing at least seven people; And Four soldiers were killed and a dozen more injured when...

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Volunteers are busy decorating floats for the annual Tournament of Roses parade, an American tradition since 1890. Mike O'Sullivan reports the flower-decked parade entries will brighten the streets of Pasadena, California, in a blaze of color New Year's morning.