Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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Olen Chris Barrow ja viimeisenä päivänä, 22. februariin, nämä ovat meidän mainit tarinoitamme. Yliopistot Iranissa protesteivat hallitukseen taas ensimmäistä kertaa. Presidentin Trumpi sanoo, että hän on lisäänyt maailmanlaajuisen tariffinsa 15% jälkeen, kun Yhdysvallan puolustus on loppunut monia of his previous trade levies. Ja on kontroversio Berliinin filmifestivalin jälkeen, kun juuri sanoi, että cinema pitäisi pysyä pois poliitikasta.
Also in this podcast? 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. We look at how Russia has changed over four years of the Ukraine war, and what do the Epstein files tell us about the patriarchy? Let's start in Iran. Let's start in Iran.
Students at several Iranian universities have been protesting against the government again, the first large-scale rallies since last month's deadly crackdown by the authorities. Thousands of people are known to have been killed in the repression. The true figure could be much higher. The BBC has verified footage of demonstrators marching on Saturday on the campus of the Sharif University of Technology in Tehran. Crowds chanted death to the dictator, a reference to Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei and other anti-government slogans.
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Chapter 2: What sparked the recent protests in Iran?
Skuffles were later seen breaking out between them and government supporters. A sit-in was held at another Tehran university, and a rally was also reported in the northeast. I asked Bahman Kalbasi from the BBC's Persian service what we know about the scale of these recent demonstrations.
Se, mitä olemme nähneet viime aikoina, on todella yllättävän yllättävän monta perheä, ystäviä ja jäseniä. Kaikki niitä, joita Irannissa on tullut, ovat järjestyneet pienissä kaupungeissa, suurissa kaupungeissa ja myös suurissa kaupungeissa.
ja tulevat yhdessä järjestämään menettelyä ja käsittelemään niitä järjestelmiä protestaatioon. Se on saanut järjestelmää, jossa he ovat laittaneet omaa rakastustaan. Se on tullut joitain protesteja ja järjestelmiä joissain kaupungeissa. Olemme kuulleet samanlainen slogan Suomessa ja koko Islanti-yhdistelmästä 40 päivää aiemmin, jatkuvasti 8. ja 9. jatkuvasti.
If the hope of the government of Iran was that with that massacre they have shut down protests and have instilled the kind of fear that would prevent people from repeating it, that has clearly failed. But what we have seen in the last few days, in the last 24 hours, we've seen this spread to a few major elite universities in Tehran, Sharif University, University of Tehran.
Polytechnic University, ja nämä kolme yliopistoa ovat suurin piirtein liittyviä tarkoituksia siitä, kuinka paljon yhteiskunta, erityisesti opiskelijat näissä yliopistoissa, ovat valmiita riskittämään uudestaan. Ja ne todella ovat. Ja se antaa vain tarkoituksen siitä,
Olemme kuulleet paljon Iranin sisäisistä katsojista, että he ovat huomannut, ettei mitään tule takaisin ennen 8. ja 9. jälkeen. Tämä on todella totta. Yhteiskunta on muuttunut. Iranin yleisö on yllättynyt eteenpäin, jota ei ole koskaan nähnyt ennen. Ja se rauha ja se tuntee, se tuntee pahaa.
Kuinka paljon regiimi oli valmis käyttämään sellaista brutaalisuutta, jota emme edes ajattele, että se on mahdollista, se on muuttunut Iranin ja se on muuttunut yleisölle. Onko hallitus vastannut vielä näistä protesteista? Ei tällaisesta väliä, jota olemme nähneet aiemmin, mutta emme pitäisi...
Toivottavasti he eivät tarvitse pysyä kiinni, jos tämä menee ulkomailla ja kaupungilla uudestaan. He ovat tietysti huoltajia tällä hetkellä, että he eivät edelleen käyttäisi niitä ilmaisuutta, joita he tekevät 8. ja 9. jäljellä, koska kaikki katsovat niin, etteivät ole koskaan kuvattuja.
Odotamme, jos he vastaavat, mutta se ei tarkoita, että he eivät, jos he tuntevat, että tämä voisi muuttaa jotain, mitä me näimme 40 päivää aiemmin. Me tiedämme, että Yhdysvalloissa on nyt enemmän sääntöä Iranin lähellä. Donald Trump sanoo, että hän miettii jotain sääntöä. Onko ihmiset kaupungissa nyt myös miettineet sitä?
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Chapter 3: How is President Trump's tariff policy impacting global trade?
and later on the red carpet made no apologies. Since my film is political, my position is obvious. Nowadays in the world, around the world, especially in my country, you cannot stay out of politics. It's impossible. We don't have that luxury, because politics is determining every sphere. As I told in speech, my friend is in prison, so I cannot stay out of politics. I know what's happening to her. Understand?
I do. Elsewhere, Queen at Sea, a drama that follows French star Juliette Binoche managing her mother's dementia, won two prizes. And Nina Rosa, about an art curator verifying work by a child prodigy, won best screenplay. Closing the ceremony, the festival's chief recognized it had been an emotionally charged edition, but said that showed the event doing its job and cinema doing its job.
Yksi. Kaksi. Kolme. Neljä. Kolme. 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.
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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.
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.
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.
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Chapter 4: What are the implications of the ongoing Russia-Ukraine conflict?
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
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.
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.
Nyt en tunne, että minulla on kotimaisuutta. Päätin emigrantin tavoitteen.
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.
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.
Including vomiting, diarrhea, loss of appetite and high fever. And Wetzler pointed out that unlike domestic pets like cats and dogs, as humans are not in close contact with tigers, it's often really hard to spot these symptoms until it's too late. They had loads of tigers at this site, well split into two sites, but they haven't had an outbreak for a long, long time of anything similar. We've got to go back more than 20 years, I think.
As I say, this is a very unusual case, but it isn't the first time Thailand has seen an incident of mass deaths of captive cats. In 2004 there was an outbreak of bird flu in eastern Thailand that actually almost saw almost 150 tigers die or actually be euthanized to prevent the spread of the outbreak. And this case was actually blamed on chicken carcasses that had been fed to the tigers, and that's where they believed the bird flu had come from back in 2004. But yeah, very, very rare. It hasn't happened for a long time.
Is there anything else that can be done in this latest case to try and stop it from spreading further, protecting other animals at the zoo? What's going on now is an effort to, as I say, limit the spread. So there's enhanced disinfection measures going on at the zoos and the wildlife facilities. There's also a plan to roll out vaccines for healthy animals to prevent them catching this. And also there's a quarantine going on as well. So many of the animals that haven't actually been infected yet are being isolated away to protect them.
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