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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.

President Donald Trump blames Democrats for the immigration crisis on the U.S.-Mexico border, White House officials says planning is underway for a summit between President Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin and we hear about a mother-daughter adventure on top of Tanzania's Mount Kilimanjaro.

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.

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.

Outrage continues over the separation of children from parents at the U.S. border. The U.S. and China appear to be closer to a trade war. A deadly earthquake hits western Japan. How food is bringing Muslims and Latinos together in the U.S.

United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights Zeid Ra'ad Al Hussein said he was deeply concerned by the recently-adopted policies.He said the policies punish children for their parents' actions and noted that in the past six weeks, nearly 2,000 children had been forcibly separated from their parents. The United States House of Representatives is expected to vote on major reforms to U.S. immigration law this week. A day after hundreds of migrants were allowed to dock at a Spanish port after being refused permission by Italy and Malta, the divisive issue of migration is threatening the coalition government of German Chancellor Angela Merkel. Binoy Kampmark is a senior lecturer in global studies at Australia's RMIT University tells VOA Rome's refusal to allow the Aquarius to dock put the spotlight back on Europe's inability to rally around a single unified migration policy. Plus, for the first time, the World Health Organization is adding Gaming disorder to the section on Mental and Addictive Disorders in its new International Classification of Diseases.