Download VOA Videos of November(MP4+MP3+Text)

• [11.30]2012年11月份VOA视频下载目录

• [11.30]Obama Appeals to Public About 'Fiscal Cliff'

• [11.30]Astronauts Criticize US Space Program

• [11.30]Kaman Muslims Raise Concerns of Wider Conflict

• [11.30]Slow Progress on Curbing Deforestation Expected at Climate Conference

• [11.28]Violin Maker Keeps Family Tradition Alive

• [11.28]Chinese Tourism to US Growing

• [11.28]Easing Burma Sanctions Draws Interest of US Business

• [11.28]Media-Savvy Militants Lure Foreigners for 'Holy War' in Somalia

• [11.27]Muslim Women Host Fundraiser for Sandy Victims

• [11.27]White House: Consumer Spending Will Decline Unless Congress Averts Fiscal Cliff

• [11.27]Gaza Residents Hope Israeli Blockade Will End After Cease-fire

• [11.24]US Shoppers Flock to Stores Searching for Bargains

• [11.24]Kyoto Protocol Winds Down As Delegates Head To Doha

• [11.24]Home TB Treatment Is Helping Patients in Swaziland

• [11.22]Some Discontented Texans Talk Secession

• [11.22]New Procedure Shows Promise For Severe Asthmatics

• [11.22]After Rhakine Violence, Burma's Muslims, Buddhists Ponder Segregation

• [11.22]UN Chief Warns of Perils Ahead of Climate Change Conference

• [11.22]After 50 Years, Muslim-Jewish Band Reunites

• [11.21]Critics of Jordan's King Bemoan Missed Opportunities

• [11.21]Obama Meets Chinese, Japanese Leaders at East Asia Summit

• [11.20]Author Celebrates LA Chinatown

• [11.20]Experts Not Hopeful About Doha Climate Conference

• [11.20]Scandals Highlight Ethics Lapses in Military

• [11.19]China Watching Obama's Burma Visit

• [11.19]Obama: Burma's Journey an Example for Asia, World

• [11.19]Anti-Terror Operations Stoke Religious Tension in Kenya

• [11.18]World Prematurity Day Aims to Lower Rates of Premature Births

• [11.17]Historic Marijuana Vote Pits States Against US Government

• [11.17]'Gangnam Style' Boosts Korean Tourism

• [11.17]NYC Tourism Bounces Back After Super Storm

• [11.16]Panetta Orders Military Ethics Review

• [11.16]Afghan Economy Slows

• [11.16]Burma Stop Expected to Highlight Obama Asia Tour

• [11.15]Burma to Welcome Obama for Historic Visit

• [11.15]Religious Minorities Find Sanctuary in Kurdistan

• [11.15]Psychologist Tells Inspiring Story of His Giant Uncle

• [11.14]Afghan Recruits Train for Guerrilla War

• [11.14]Kurds Have New Hopes Amid Mideast Changes

• [11.12]Lebanese Children Learn Abbreviated National History

• [11.11]Breathe Carolina Re-Releases "Hell is What You Make it"

• [11.10]Britain Pushing Harder for International Resolution in Syria

• [11.10]Obama, House Speaker Take Positions on Budget Before Negotiations

• [11.10]New 007 Movie Reveals Bond's Inner Demons

• [11.09]Post-Storm, 'Occupy Wall Street' Becomes 'Occupy Sandy'

• [11.08]New York Officials Work to Curtail Price Gouging

• [11.08]Government, Private Groups Active in Stricken New Jersey Cities

• [11.07]New Jersey Voters Go to Polls Despite Impact of Hurricane

• [11.07]Celebrities Support US Presidential Candidates

• [11.07]Ukraine Feminists Campaign Against Sex Tourism

• [11.06]Obama, Romney Head to Key States on Election Eve

• [11.06]American Red Cross Feeds Hungry After Hurricane

• [11.05]Sandy Victims in Staten Island Get Help from Near and Far

• [11.04]New Jersey Recovering from Hurricane Sandy

• [11.04]Amateur Dinosaur Tracker Uncovers Some Rare Fossils

• [11.03]Despite Storm, New York and New Jersey Prepare for Elections

• [11.03]Numerous Global Security Challenges Await Next President

• [11.03]Southeast Turkish Village Heals Wounds on Basketball Court

• [11.03]Obama, Romney Continue Battle for Women's Votes

• [11.02]US Study Says Afghans Not Ready to Manage Forces

• [11.02]Disasters Pose Leadership, Political Challenges for US Presidents

• [11.02]Europeans Wary About US Election

• [11.02]Hurricane Sandy Reignites Climate Change Debate

• [11.02]Unemployment Remains Key Factor for US Voters

• [11.02]US Looks for New Civilian Leadership in Syrian Opposition

• [11.01]Storm Aftermath Brings Ruin for One NYC Family