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Chris Barrow

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Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Otan LähiTapiolan henkivakuutus ja lepäät rauhassa. Henkivakuutuksen myöntää LähiTapiola keskinäinen henkivakuutusyhtiö. LähiTapiola, samalla puolella. I'm Tristan Redman in London and this is The Global Story.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Every weekday we'll bring you a story from this intersection, where the world and America meet. Listen on BBC.com or wherever you get your podcasts.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

As battles rage on for more of the Epstein files to be released, the documents we have so far have painted a picture of an ecosystem surrounding a powerful, rich and well-connected sex offender. Due to the sheer scale of emails and images to get through, journalists are still excavating the files. Guardian reporter Amelia Gentleman has picked up on one trend. For women, these files offer an unprecedented chance to eavesdrop on conversations from which we are usually excluded.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Pluck any message at random from the millions that have been released and you'll understand something new about what a cast of distinguished global figures are thinking and saying about women when they assume the women aren't listening. Most fascinating for me has been the way the files exposed the workings of a global patriarchy in action.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

I think sometimes the word patriarchy makes people feel a bit uncomfortable. It's become unfashionable, perhaps because it can sound a bad-tempered accusatory term or an unsubtle framing that doesn't reflect the nuances of modern life, where we like to believe we're inching towards greater gender equality. But reading the files convinced me that this actually is the best word to describe the environment in which Epstein exists.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

This is a world where the men are rich and powerful and the women are not. The emails showcase the private behavior of a male ruling class as they network, joke and trade information. Women exist at the periphery, tolerated only because they organize the diaries of the busy men. They arrange the food. They provide sex.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Epstein yhä yrittää yhdistää tärkeämpiä ihmisiä yöpöydällä New Yorkissa tai Karabaanilannissa. Yhdellä päivällä hän voi aloittaa ja päättää, että järjestäisiin pari seminaaria voimasta ja rahaa, joten hän edustaa sekretäriä, naisen, aloittamaan kontaktia 20 tai enemmän influenssia ihmisiä. Epsteiniltä ei tapahtu, että jokainen naisi jätetään näihin keskusteluun, eikä kukaan huomioi heidän huoltaan.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

There are two groups of people in the Epstein files. The men, the billionaires, the tech entrepreneurs, the bankers, statesmen, leaders, and the women, who exist as insignificant plus ones, or as the people he doles out money to because they're providing him with services. Women feature as objects to be looked at and improved. They have teeth that need fixing, sexually transmitted infections that must be treated.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Plastic surgery that needs to be booked. It might be tempting to dismiss these files as just evidence of the unpleasant behavior of a lone convicted sex offender. But the emails reveal how many of Epstein's eminent acquaintances behave just like him. They simply fail to notice that they are operating in a world mostly unpeopled by women, apart from those who are there for sex.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Amelia Gentleman. Despite hundreds of meetings, including recent talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States aimed at ending Moscow's war on Ukraine, there still hasn't been a breakthrough. Tuesday will mark the fourth anniversary since the start of the conflict. Nearly two million soldiers on both sides have been killed or injured, with millions of civilians forced from their homes. Our correspondent James Beardsworth was based in Moscow at the time of the invasion. He's been looking at how the country has changed.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Noin neljä vuotta sitten russin presidentti Vladimir Putin laittoi yksityiskohtaisen yksityiskohtaisen yksityiskohtaisen yksityiskohtaisen yksityiskohtaisen yksityiskohtaisen yksityiskohtaisen

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Everything will be fine. There won't be a war. Ukraine will be crushed and that will be it. For Ukrainians, the war would mean the destruction of cities, millions of its citizens displaced and hundreds of thousands more killed and injured. In Russia, wartime crackdowns and sanctions were about to reshape life. New laws banned criticism of Russia's armed forces. Almost all the country's independent media organizations left. Anti-war protests, thousands of people were arrested.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Vlad kuulostaa, kuinka sotilas oli tunnettu, ei vain kaupungissa, mutta myös yhdessä ystävien ja perheiden välissä. Minun isäni oli niin pro-Kremlin. Olemme puhuneet paljon. Viime vuonna hän on todennäköisesti mennyt ulos. Emme edes kuitenkaan pysyneet yhteiskuntamme. Vastaukset sanovat, että 1 miljoonaa ihmistä on jäänyt Russiaan vuonna 2022. Monet of those fled in the early days of the war, while a partial mobilization in September 2022 led to another exodus.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Minä olin yksi ministeriä paikallisessa hallituksessa. Mikhail, ei hänen todellinen nimi, siksi, että hän on turvallinen, oli regionaalinen poliitikko jatkuvasti joulukuussa 2022. Joulujen jälkeen, kun hän jätti työtään, 10 kuukautta myötä, hän saati miltääristöä Ukrainaan. Kun tuntui, että menin Ruskiaan... Kun menin Kazakstaan, Mikhail meni UAEen, sitten Meksikon, ja sitten meni Yhdysvaltoihin, jossa hän kestää asiloa. Kertoisin hänet, missä hän on nyt. Minä menen autolla.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Joten olen rannikkojärjestelmässä kolme vuotta ja nyt olen rannikkojärjestelmässä Staten Islandissa, New Yorkissa. Ajan alussa Ilya Yashin oli usein kutsuttu Venäjän suurimmalla opetussuunnitelmalla, eikä rannikkojärjestelmällä tai rannikkojärjestelmällä. Olin rannikkojärjestelmällä ystäväni ja todennäköisesti rannikkojärjestelmä tuli minulle. He kertovat minulle, että rannikkojärjestelmä tuli minulle. Ja tämän päivän aikana olin 25 kuukautta rannikkojärjestelmällä.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

Ajan vuodesta 2024 Yashin jätettiin rikollisuudessa Yhdysvalloissa ja Ruotsissa. Tämä sopimus tuli vain monta kuukautta myöhemmin kuin ehkä suurin rikollisuus Ruotsin järjestäjälle. Ruotsin jollakin maailmassa on saapunut rikollisuus Aleksei Navalnyille. Hänen kuolemansa rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikollisuudestaan rikoll

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

The BBC has identified the names of 186,000 Russian soldiers that have been killed in Ukraine. During that time, though, President Putin's popularity has continued to grow, according to independent pollster, the Levada Center. Jeremy, not his real name.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

From the small town of Naginsk in the outskirts of Moscow, says many of his friends support the war. The bigger threat to President Putin's popularity, analysts say, is Russia's struggling economy, weakened by almost four years of Western sanctions. When I used to work, I had a lot of money left for travel, for some fun. But now, almost all my income goes to food. That instability and a war that continues to drag on means that for Mikhail, he doesn't know if he'll ever return home.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

James Beardsworth with that report. Thailand is home to a critically endangered population of Indo-Chinese tigers, but it also has a lucrative trade in tiger tourism. Visitors flock to controversial private parks to take pictures with the animals. In fact, there are more tigers in captivity than in the wild. Now in one of the worst incidents of its kind, a virus has killed at least 72 captive tigers in the northern Chiang Mai province. Officials are trying to contain the outbreak. Our reporter Tom Bailey told us more.

Global News Podcast
First large protests in Iran since deadly crackdown

The authorities have described this as a really unusual situation and they're understandably keen to get to the bottom of what's caused these 72 deaths over the last two weeks. And of course to limit any further spread. And preliminary tests seem to point towards this highly contagious disease known as feline parvovirus. It's a really unpleasant condition that attacks an animal's digestive system and immune response and causes some pretty unpleasant symptoms internally.