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International Edition delivers insight into world news through eye-witnesses, correspondent reports and analysis from experts and news makers. We also keep you in touch with social media, science and entertainment trends.

International Edition delivers insight into world news through eye-witnesses, correspondent reports and analysis from experts and news makers. We also keep you in touch with social media, science and entertainment trends

The New York Times publishes a damning article from an anonymous Trump Administration official. The march toward a major offensive in Syria seems to move closer. Africa's elephants continue to be murdered for their ivory we'll talk to a group working to save them.

International Edition delivers insight into world news through eye-witnesses, correspondent reports and analysis from experts and news makers. We also keep you in touch with social media, science and entertainment trends.

International Edition delivers insight into world news through eye-witnesses, correspondent reports and analysis from experts and news makers. We also keep you in touch with social media, science and entertainment trends.

International Edition delivers insight into world news through eye-witnesses, correspondent reports and analysis from experts and news makers. We also keep you in touch with social media, science and entertainment trends.

Myanmar convicts two Reuters journalists who uncovered Rohinga atrocities. A U.N. watchdog calls the bombing of a school bus in Yemen a possible war crime. A mainly white South African worker union strikes over descrimination. Confusion over the Aretha Franklin's estate as the late queen of soul didn't leave a will.

The decision by a judge in Myanmar to convict two journalists of violating the country's secrecy laws is widely condemned, the United States cuts military assistance to Pakistan and an internship program in Hollywood tries to create more diversity behind the scenes.