News of a broken ceasefire and evacuation in Aleppo, Syria, made a handful of front pages on Wednesday, mostly in Europe. Meanwhile, the United Nations reports that pro-Assad forces killed 81 civilians.
Here’s a look at a small collection of front pages from around the world, via Newseum. The translation of this first front from France, via Bing, is “Here lies Aleppo.”
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In a statement explaining its decision, the AP said Trump has the authority to change the mountain’s name, but the gulf is a global name
The network is cutting 200 traditional TV jobs but plans to add as many over time to support its digital transformation
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