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Islamic State Attack on Kurdish Villages Leaves Over Dozen Dead - Vimarsana News

Islamic State Attack on Kurdish Villages Leaves Over Dozen Dead

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.

Omicron Travel Restrictions - Vimarsana News

Omicron Travel Restrictions

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.

Two South Sudanese Migrants Rescued at Sea Tell of Dreams, Hopes - Vimarsana News

Two South Sudanese Migrants Rescued at Sea Tell of Dreams, Hopes

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 Compete at Traditional Kazakh Competition - Vimarsana News

Eagle Hunters Compete at Traditional Kazakh Competition

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

Rights Group: Taliban Committing 'Revenge Killings' Against Former Afghan National Security Forces - Vimarsana News

Rights Group: Taliban Committing 'Revenge Killings' Against Former Afghan National Security Forces

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.