Nick Miles
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first heard Dec 2024
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Neuroscientist, die mit Überlebenden aus dem Israel-Nova-Festival gearbeitet haben, nach dem 7. Oktober-Hamas-Attack, sagen, dass es frühere Zeichen gab, dass MDMA oder Ekstase eine psychologische Schutz von Trauma bieten kann. Vorliegende Findungen aus einer großen-scale-Studie, die aus Israels Haifa-Universität herausgebracht wurde,
suggest that the illegal drug was associated with better mental health outcomes among survivors from the festival. It's thought to be the first time scientists have been able to study a mass trauma event where large numbers of people were under the influence of mind-altering drugs. Our Middle East correspondent Lucy Williamson has this report from Jerusalem.
Train-Services at the Gare du Nord in Paris saw a day of disruption on Friday caused by the discovery of a large unexploded bomb from the Second World War. No Eurostar trains ran all day between Paris and London and the company said normal cross-channel services will not resume before Saturday.
The bomb, weighing just more than 450 kilograms, was found by maintenance workers near tracks north of the station. Our Paris correspondent, Hugh Schofield, spent the day at the Gardenoor.
It has been a difficult few days for commercial space exploration. A new generation of rocket made by Elon Musk's SpaceX firm exploded in the skies over North America on Thursday morning. And the company which landed one of its craft on the moon now says that the mission has ended prematurely because the machine can't generate any power. Our science reporter Georgina Ranard has more details.
Georgina Renhardt It is International Women's Day and we're hearing from women and girls in Afghanistan about how their lives have changed over the course of more than three years of Taliban rule. Girls over 12 years old are now barred completely from education and banned from speaking in public. UN-Experts have warned that the policies amount to gender apartheid.
Our producers have voiced over the women we've heard from. We're not using their real names either, so as to not put them in danger. Let's first hear from Lima, an 18-year-old from a rural district in Afghanistan, who loves to sing. First you hear her singing Wildflower by US-Star Billie Eilish.
Lima there. And this is Freshta, a midwife who had her education interrupted during the Taliban's first period of rule more than 20 years ago. She gets one Friday a month off, but her free time used to look very different.
Yogita Limoy And that is all from us for now, but there will be a new edition of the Global News Podcast later. If you want to comment on this podcast or the topics covered in it, you can send us an email. The address is globalpodcast at bbc.co.uk. You can also find us on X at BBC World Service. Use the hashtag Global News Pod.
This edition was mixed by Masoud Ibrahim Kail and the producer was Rebecca Wood. The editor is Karen Martin. I'm Nick Miles and until next time, goodbye.
And you've looked at what you can do. If you've got a tubby lab to start with, you're a vet by training, aren't you? What can you, as it were, just exercise them more, restrain what's put in front of them?
Is that what we should be doing then? Not stocking the fridge for someone who's got the gene?
You can listen to various European leaders, Rebecca, and they each seem to have their own phrase. Five minutes to midnight, decision time, the critical moment, all underlining just what an important moment this is. But will the action follow this?
They had President Zelensky with them today for this meeting, so if they needed to focus their minds, I'm sure he would have given a vivid account of the... Die Ordeel, die die Menschen weiterhin mit Bomben auf ukrainischen Städten und Städten verursachen, die Koreografie heute begann mit dem warmen Willkommen für Präsident Zelenskyj, aber dann kam es zum Geschäft.
Und diese europäischen Führer aus den 27 Ländern in der Europäischen Union, sie schauten spezifisch darauf hin, Ja. Ja.
We're not fast enough, I think, would be the simple answer to that. This is planning for the future. And if you listen to the leaders, they're saying it's a future threat from Vladimir Putin, among others. I mean, it's quite interesting if you listen to what Donald Tusk, the Prime Minister of Germany, Poland was saying today.
He is someone whose country spends more than 4% of their GDP on defense spending. But if there is any sort of peace deal, a ceasefire in Ukraine, he says he can't afford to send any of his soldiers there to be peacekeepers because of the threat he describes from Russia that they may invade Poland. So I think that's an indication of the level of concern.
Certainly the Baltic countries are talking about the threat of Russian military Ja, genau.
Ja, aber das ist, was alle dachten, kann passieren. Viktor Orban, der hungarische Bundespräsident, ist sympathisch mit Moskau, hat viel wärmere Beziehungen mit Präsident Putin als die große Mehrheit der EU-Führer. Und er hat in der Rückkehr zu diesem Summit gesagt, dass es keine Art Kommunikation gibt,
Any sort of statement which said that the EU would continue to fund and support militarily Ukraine for as long as it takes. And his rationale, Mr. Orban, was saying that the facts have changed and actually Europe should be following the lead of Donald Trump. Sie sollten Präsident Putin anrufen, um einen Deal zu streiten, um diesen Konflikt nicht zu perpetuieren.
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