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Food shortages plague Aleppo as the fight against Islamic State rages on. European far-right candidates gaining appeal. Fires burn wild in Israel amid a new debate on settlements. A lawyer leaves court for the farm. There's a new kind of keyboard to play.

Food shortages plague Aleppo as the fight against Islamic State rages on. European far-right candidates gaining appeal. Fires burn wild in Israel amid a new debate on settlements. A lawyer leaves court for the farm. There's a new kind of keyboard to play.

U.S. stocks get a boost from signs of strong consumer spending as holiday shopping season begins with Black Friday; France says it foiled an imminent terror attack; VOA reports from southeastern Guinea on how region might cope if Ebola virus reemerges; California's Draper University uses unconventional methods to train young entrepreneurs.

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

Moderator Fred Barnes, Executive Editor of The Weekly Standard, Tom DeFrank, Contributing Editor at National Journal, and Oren Dorell, Foreign Affairs Reporter for USA Today discuss the presidential transition, President-elect Trump’s cabinet nominations, the reversal in his key campaign themes and the final days of the Obama administration.

Prominent Washington correspondents discuss topics making headlines around the world.

Prominent Washington correspondents discuss topics making headlines around the world.