Kyrgyzstan’s President, Roza Otunbayeva, spoke to VOA before she was presented an “International Women of Courage Award” at the State Department.
First of its kind event held in front of a live Tibetan-American audience at the Newseum
Free interactive site provides glimpse into everyday American life along with lessons
The Voice of America (VOA) is a dynamic international multimedia broadcaster with service in 44 languages. Serving an estimated weekly global audience of 123 million, VOA provides news, information, and cultural programming through the Internet, mobile and social media, radio, and television. VOA is funded by the U.S. Government through the Broadcasting Board of Governors.
Lwin Htun Than, Chief of VOA’s Burmese Service, was a student leader during the 1988 uprising against Burma’s military government and fled through the jungle to reach Thailand. See what he has to say inside.
Myroslava Gongadze, TV anchor and reporter for VOA’s Ukrainian Service, is an award-winning journalist and an advocate for independent media. See what she has to say inside.
Setareh Derakhshesh is a lead anchor on VOA’s Persian News Network (PNN). See what she has to say inside.
An exclusive look at some of VOA's most popular programs and productions. Take a brief video tour, and see many aspects of our productions that are not usually open to public view.
The Voice of America Studio Tour is a behind-the-scenes look at live broadcasting in radio, television, and the Internet in several of our 44 languages. Make your reservation today!
Press release from VOA's parent agency addresses website and satellite interruptions
Parazit co-creators say this week's show breaks with its sometimes comic format because of what happened in Iran
Former U.S. Special Envoy to Sudan urges Washington to provide stability to the region
New English language web page makes it easier than ever to see the top stories and issues that people are talking about
CBS News 2/27/11 story "Internet sparks protests in 23 Chinese cities" shows VOA's Stephanie Ho being pushed and detained by Chinese police in Beijing. See the story on the CBS website.
View the webcast on demand. Discussion was held at VOA headquarters on Thursday, February 17.
Turn to VOA's handy guide to pronounce names in the news.
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