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A man described as having chronicled the soul of India, the renowned photographer Raghu Rai, has died at the age of 83. His photographs range from pictures of world famous people, including Mother Teresa and the Dalai Lama, as well as victims of war and images of everyday life. A colleague called him the greatest to ever hold a camera from our country.
And last to Indonesia, where a camera hidden in the rainforest has captured what's thought to be a world first, a Sumatran orangutan slowly crossing a specially installed bridge. The newsroom's Anna Aslam tells us why this marks an important moment.
Sumatran orangutansi ovat kriittisesti vahvistuneita, koska heillÀ on vahvistus ja ilmaisuus. Joten oli erityisen huolta yhdellÀ yhdellÀ yhdellÀ, kun rauha oli rakennettu heidÀn rauhassaan, joka kÀsittelee yhdellÀ. Esitykset huolivat, ettÀ inbreedingin voisi vaikuttaa terveysmahdollisuuksiin ja lisÀtÀ kÀsityksen saavutus. Helen Buckland on Indonesiassa SOS-konservatiivista.
Rangitaneet ovat erityisesti vaarallisia genetiikkiin. Kun tÀmÀ jÀrvi pysÀhtyi heidÀn pystymÀÀn lÀhtemÀÀn koko maailman, se voisi jÀlkeen liittyÀ paikalliseen ja funktiolliseen vahvistuksiin. Helen's team worked with others to build canopy bridges above the road to help the 350 orangutans in the area move around.
Other animals quickly started using the bridges. Squirrels, langurs, gibbons, but no orangutans. Until a young male finally braved the crossing.
Tarkastelua tÀllÀ hetkellÀ kaksi vuotta on ollut yllÀttÀvÀÀ. Kun se tapahtui, olemme todella yllÀttyneitÀ. Se oli todella mahtavaa nÀhdÀ.
Me haluaisimme todella nÀhdÀ nÀitÀ rikkoja replikoituneita, joissa rikkoja puuttuu metsÀssÀ. Ne voivat todella auttaa ihmisiÀ ja maahanmuuttajia elÀmÀÀn yhdessÀ. Orangotanssit ovat erittÀin hyviÀ muotoja ja voivat tehdÀ mentaalia uusia rikkoja ympÀrillÀ. Joten, kun nuori naisi puuttuu ympÀrillÀ, nÀmÀ rikot voivat auttaa rikkoja puuttelemaan yhdessÀ. Anna Aslund.
Kiitos.
This edition of the Global News Podcast was mixed by Philip Bull and the producer was Ed Horton. The editor is Karen Martin. I'm Celia Hatton. Until next time, goodbye.
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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. I'm Celia Hatton, and at 1500 GMT on Wednesday, the 22nd of April, these are our main stories. A possible game changer for Kyiv. A $100 billion loan to Ukraine has been approved by the European Union, after Hungary dropped its veto on the money.
Three container ships have been targeted by Iranian gunfire trying to transit the Strait of Hormuz. Plus why the South Korean police are preparing to arrest the mogul who created the K-pop supergroup BTS.
Also in this podcast... The Colombian mercenary help, technical facilitation of drones and other kind of firing techniques, helped the RSF take over the city. A new report says Colombian mercenaries backed by the United Arab Emirates helped Sudanese paramilitary fighters capture the city of El Fasher last year. And how climate change might be affecting your ability to vote.
Aloitamme kehityksen, joka voisi olla tÀrkeÀ Ukrainaan ja sen taistelun edelleen. Euroopan yliopistot ovat valmistaneet 100 miljardia dollaria Ukrainaan, kun Hungrisia loppui vetoon. TÀmÀ tarkoittaa lopputuloksen lopputuloksen. Budapest pysÀhti rahaa, kun se pysÀhti russin öljyÀ Drusba-pipelineen, joka yhdistÀÀ Ukrainaa. Kyiv sanoi, ettÀ pipeline oli pysÀhtynyt.
After a Russian strike. But now says the oil has started flowing again. Hungary's departing prime minister Viktor Orban had accused Ukraine of deliberately blocking the oil by failing to carry out repairs. An accusation Kyiv denies. Karin Karlsbro is a Swedish MP for the Renew Europe group. She welcomed the decision to release the funds.
Ukraine is not only fighting for its own existence, Ukraine is fighting for us. And finally the European Union could deliver. But it's painful that some member states have blocked and slowed down the process, but finally the decision we're taking. And now we have to immediately prepare the next step to use the frozen Russian assets in our support to Ukraine.
Our Europe correspondent Jessica Parker in Kyiv told me both the EU money and the oil will soon start to flow. It seems like both are flowing imminently. So it looks like in terms of the oil along that section of the Drushba pipeline, that's going to get going again quickly.
Today, tomorrow, not exactly clear, but imminently after President Zelensky last night said repairs have been completed. And look, we need to go back a bit to understand this story. It was late January that Kiev said Russian strikes had damaged this area, an oil hub and the pipeline that takes Russian oil through Ukrainian territory to Hungary and Slovakia. And the oil stopped.
Now Hungary in particular, Viktor Orban, the outgoing prime minister, got very angry about this. He accused Kyiv of basically mounting an oil blockade. As you were mentioning, Viktor Orban, yes, he lost the recent election, but his government has maintained close ties with Russia. So his accusation, his government's accusation was that this was essentially political interference.