International edition
A few days away from the March 29 Brexit deadline, European leaders decided on Thursday evening to grant the United Kingdom two options for a postponement.
And, New Zealand continues to pay tribute to the victims of the Christchurch mosques. Still on Thursday, the authorities banned semi-automatic weapons and assault rifles.
Ruth Lago bring you these and more topics in this episode of International Edition, a program dedicated to the major global news events covered by our various editorial teams.
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As Brexit nears, UK's Johnson pushes for deeper trade ties with Africa
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EU, ECOWAS react to Gambia protests: caution against 'coup' voices
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Fact check: Zimbabwe not under any EU sanctions
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China wants 'illegal' EU, US sanctions on Zimbabwe lifted
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An eye for an eye: EU declares Benin envoy 'persona non grata'
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Self-driving Ethiopia PM grants 'crisp interview' ahead of Nobel ceremony