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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
This BBC podcast is supported by ads outside the UK. Tapahtuipa kerran, että pessimisti, optimisti ja saletisti suunnittelivat tapasiltaa. Ja niinhän siinä kävi, että saletisti onnistui.
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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. I'm Pete Ross and in the early hours of Sunday the 7th of June, these are our main stories.
Chapter 2: What criticism did Pete Hegseth make about European migration policies?
At an event commemorating the D-Day landings in Normandy, U.S. Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth criticizes Europe for not doing enough to stop the arrival of migrants on its shores. Iran accuses the U.S. of discrimination after several members of its World Cup delegation are denied visas. And Peruvians prepare to elect our ninth president in ten years.
Also in this podcast, more evacuations in South Africa following a wave of attacks on migrants. A teenager is crowned the women's French Open tennis champion and... I brought my skills definitely to the crushers. We found that using the humble potato masher turned out to be an excellent way of crushing grapes. Could Irish wine give the French and Italians a run for their money?
The European Migration Policy has once again become a target of criticism from the Trump administration, showing a clear divide in attitudes on either side of the Atlantic. This time that message came from the US Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth, who has criticized European nations for allowing what he described as an invasion of migrants on their shores.
He was speaking in Normandy in France, 82 years after Allied forces stormed French beaches to liberate Nazi-occupied northwestern Europe in 1944. Hegseth said in the years since D-Day, some European capitals had grown too comfortable with their hard-fought freedoms. Sadly, today, different European beaches are stormed by different dangerous ideologies. Beaches in Spain, in Italy, in Greece...
Boats and men arrive. When will European capitals do something about that invasion? Or is it too late? I pray not and I believe not.
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Chapter 3: How did Iran respond to the U.S. visa issue for World Cup staff?
On Friday the US Vice President J.D. Vance blamed the murder of a British student by a British Sikh man on what he called the mass invasion of migrants. Downing Street responded by criticizing those it says are seeking to stir up division on our streets. Tobias Elwood is a former British government minister. Excess remarks would be discourteous, irresponsible, coming at any time from any, indeed any American, let alone a senior representative.
But the fact that this happened on the anniversary of the D-Day landings is particularly telling. And many veterans and families will rightly see this as misguided, indeed insulting.
Chapter 4: What recent events have occurred in South Africa regarding migrant safety?
Our correspondent in Washington, Tom Simons, told me more about what Pete Hexeth had been saying. He suggested that European countries were not doing enough to defend Western values. He said that the men who stormed ashore on D-Day knew that liberating Europe, these are his words, took industry and courage, not empty slogans, lavish summits and not communiques. And that seemed to be a reference to the US administration's feeling that some European countries...
are too relaxed and insufficiently prepared to invest in fighting wars. But he also made these comments about migration. He said that Mediterranean beaches were being stormed by people, and that was the words he used, with different dangerous ideologies. And he asked when will European capitals do something about that, quote, invasion, or is it too late? I pray not and I believe not, he said, but he was clearly very critical of that situation.
Any sense why Washington is weighing in on this issue now? Well, there's a clear and obvious difference in approach and policy about migration. Donald Trump's administration frankly prides itself on preventing as many migrants as possible from reaching America. Whereas in Europe, governments have signed up to protecting the rights of refugees through the Refugee Convention.
Ja siksi täällä on tunne ja kontentti, jotka todella osoittavat, että on erilaisia asioita molemmilla puolilla Atlanttia. Uskon, että amerikkalainen hallitus on todella iloinen, joskus mahdollisimman, jotta saadaan selkeästi itsensä itsensä omasta tuntemuksestaan ja itsensä omasta näkökulmastaan näitä asioita. Ja se on selkeästi kulttuurinen ero Trumpin hallituksessa ja, kuten se näkyisi, eurooppalaisissa hallituksissa.
Tom Simonsen. Tämän viikon jälkeen Men's World Cup alkaa Meksikossa, joka järjestää tuntemuksen Kanadassa ja Yhdysvalloissa. Tämä on ensimmäinen Men's Football World Cup, jossa yksi järjestäjät on saanut maan, jota se on vallannut. Iranin tuntemuksen osallistuminen Yhdysvalloissa ei ole koskaan olennaista.
The Iranian team are scheduled to play at least two games in the US, and while the players themselves have been granted visas, Tehran says 15 members of its backroom staff have been refused. The team has also had to base itself in Mexico, and Iran's ambassador to Mexico, Abelfazel Pasandide, says the team will have to cross into the US on match day and leave the same day.
Washington says some applicants affiliated with the team had been rejected for requesting visas under false pretenses. I got more details from Manny Jasmi, a reporter for BBC Sport.
Päivän jälkeen, kun Amerikassa aloitti Iranin, puolueen presidentti sanoi televisiossa, että sillä oli huomioita, että Iranin menettäminen World Cupiin liittyviin tunteisiin. Esimerkiksi koulutusministeriön tunteet olivat erilaisia. En ole koskaan ajattelut, että Iranin voisi menettää World Cupiin. He yrittivät aloittaa FIFA-ohjelmansa Meksikkoon, eikä se ollut mahdollista.
Mutta he ovat, kuten sanoit, muuttaneet koulutuksensa Meksikolle. Ja se tulee olemaan suuri rauha Iranin koulutusjärjestölle, koska he olivat huolehtineet, että Amerikassa olisi paljon anti-režimen Iranit, jotka elävät yhteiskunnassa. Ja se koko asia olisi tullut kirkkoon. Joten se on ollut nyt järjestetty. Ja pelaajat ovat olleet visoja, koulutukset ovat olleet visoja. Se on vain suurin piirtein periferaalista työtä.
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Chapter 5: What are the key issues in the upcoming presidential election in Peru?
Lähtökohtaisesti heillä on ryhmä, josta he voivat edistää eteenpäin. Heillä on Belgiassa, joka on tärkein ryhmä, ja sitten Ruotsissa ja Egyptissä. Jätäkseen fisa-vaihtoa, on kysymys, onko heillä mahdollista mennä Yhdysvalloissa viikkoa ennen pelejä, jotta he voivat treenata paikallaan.
Tämä on osa FIFA-statutista. Ja sitten, kun matkat aloittavat, on ympäristö ympäristössä Iranin amerikkalaisilla. Kun anthemi sopii, olisin yllättynyt, jos se ei ole boot. Iranin regio haluaa, että ne sopivat.
Jotkut kokemukset, jotka ovat heidän puolestaan, oppositiivisuus, monikistit ja anti-regime, haluavat heitä tehdä toisistaan. Ja mielestäni se on todella epäonnistunut. Nämä pelaajat ovat pelaajat, jotka ovat pelaajat, jotka ovat pelaajat, jotka ovat pelaajat.
että heidät voidaan vain soittaa, harjoitella, syödä, nukkua ja soittaa. Luulen, että siinä tulee kontroversioita koko ajan. Olemme nähneet kontroversioita kohdallaan. Olemme nähneet kontroversioita kohdallaan. Luulen, että ne voivat mennä ja mennä koko ajan.
Chapter 6: How is the political climate affecting voters in Peru?
Manny Jasmi.
Yevhen Karas, 413. järjestön järjestö, kertoi minulle, että russalaiset airdefenssit ovat haastaneet hänen drooninsa. ...operaatioissa Suomessa ja Kremiassa. Jokaisella puolella, sydäntässä ja sydäntässä, me saamme russiaa, kuten se on meidän omassa maassa. Melkein ei ole resistenssiä, ei ole vaikeaa saada tarkoituksia.
Ukraina-alueilla sanotaan, että he saavat vahvistaa maailmanlaajuisen ja öljynpohjan ulkopuolella.
President Zelenski called the attack a just response to Russia's aggression. The authorities in St. Petersburg say hundreds of local residents were evacuated from an area near a military facility which had caught fire. According to them, 144 Ukrainian drones were shot down near St. Petersburg and hundreds more across the country.
Vaatimukset tulevat päivän jälkeen, kun Vladimir Putin välttää Volodymyr Zelenskyn tehtävää viestintätalkoja ja järjestelmää. Ruskaiset drone-vaatimukset ovat jatkunut myös Ukrainaan. He tappoivat noin kaksi ihmettä ja vahvistivat 11 muuta Suomalaiskäräjää.
In occupied parts of Ukraine, movement on two key roads linking them to Russia has been restricted because of Ukrainian drone strikes targeting Russian logistics. The Moscow-installed authorities in occupied Luhansk region banned bus and coach services on the two motorways leading to Mariupol and Crimea for security reasons. Earlier this week, the Russian authorities said a number of civilians were killed in Ukrainian strikes on a bus and a commuter train in occupied territories. Vitaly Shevchenko
In Peru, people are heading to the polls on Sunday to choose their next president. The choice is between the right-wing Keiko Fujimori, who's pledged a tough military crackdown on organized crime, and the left-wing Roberto Sanchez, who's promised to expand the state and give it greater control over the country's natural resources.
Peru has had eight presidents in ten years. Rapidly rising homicide rates have meant insecurity as well as political instability have become top issues for voters. From the capital Lima, our South America correspondent Ioni Wells has been finding out what's driving people's votes.
Peru's capital Lima is a bustling metropolis known for its food, its architecture, its sweeping sea views. And the bus network here is the backbone of its transport network for its 10 million or so residents. But in recent years there's been a surge in extortions of bus drivers, leaving some fearful to take a seat near them.
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Chapter 7: What details emerged about the funeral of the Palestinian baby in the West Bank?
Tällaisia käsittelyjä on saunut viime vuosina Perussakin, joissa lähes 30 000 tapauksia osoitettiin viime vuonna. Viime vuonna yksittäisiä käsittelyjä oli 239, kuten yksittäinen käsittelykysymys.
The conservative Keiko Fujimori is running for a fourth time, pledging an iron fist approach to tackling crime and restoring order, including deploying troops to the streets to combat violence. In my father's government, we worked together to defeat terrorism, and we will do that again. I declared war on the extortionists. I declared war on these criminals.
She's invoked the memory of her late father Alberto Fujimori, the former president of Peru, who was known for his hardline approach on tackling insecurity. He was also convicted of crimes against humanity. Her supporters want a similar tough stance now. One of her proposals is to put a heavy hand on crime. It's something sorely lacking in these times that no authority dares to do, one young supporter says.
For economic stability and for democracy we choose Fujimori, another says. Fujimori's left-wing challenger Roberto Sanchez has promised sweeping changes to tackle inequality and corruption, including expanding government spending, nationalizing more natural resources and reforming the tax system.
Tämä päivä on tullut ihmisille. Ihmisille, jotka eivät ole koskaan olleet vahvistuneita. Ihmisille, jotka eivät ole pyytäneet rauhallisuutta tai arvoja, vaan rauhallisuutta ja oikeuksia.
Tietysti on nationalisaatio, mutta me olemme myös ajoittaneet ulkomaalaisia, jotka haluavat osallistua meidän maailmaan, sanoo Marija. En usko, että kommunismi laittaa ulkomaalaiset investointeja. Toinen tuottaja, Raul, sanoo, että hän uskoo, että Sanchez saa enemmän investointeja terveyden, opetuksen ja infrastruktuurin ulkopuolella.
Olen paikassa Limeassa, jossa on kattava kattava yliopisto. Haluan kysyä opiskelijoille, miten he tuntevat valinnan ja mitä he haluavat tulevaisuudessa. Luulen, että poliittinen kylpy on poliittinen kylpy. Se on mobilisoitunut erityisen nuoria ihmisiä, jotka ovat tyhjiä siitä, miten poliitikko on tehty. Ei ole oikeastaan yksityistä nuoria ääniä. Jos Fujimori tai Sanchez venevät, on paljon yksityisyyttä.
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Chapter 8: How has the rise of Irish vineyards been influenced by climate change?
I will vote critically for Sanchez. Not because he's my favorite option, but it is the only option that I feel can at least try to block Fujimori. I don't think she'd bring a government of change. I'd like a more modern right. Speaking to Peruvians of all different ages, one thing that unites them as they go to vote for their ninth president this decade is they want an end to the political instability that has rocked this country. To tackle issues like corruption, crime, inequality, they want somebody who will be able to stay in the job long enough
To really be able to make change. Ioni Wells reporting from Peru. Still to come in this podcast, a funeral's been held for a seven-month-old Palestinian baby, shot and killed by Israeli forces in the occupied West Bank. To say it happened by mistake, that I didn't know you were coming here, or that the bullet passed through by accident, no.
This is the Global News Podcast. Another group of foreign migrants were evacuated from South Africa on Saturday following a recent surge in attacks on immigrants. The BBC's Nomsa Maseko in Johannesburg told Rebecca Kesby more about the background to this story.
There has been an intensified drive in terms of anti-illegal immigration protests that have been taking place. It started late last year around October. There have been protests at least once a month, but those protests have now intensified in almost two weeks. Joka päivä.
on alueelliset hallituksen valmennukset tämän vuoden. Kun valmennuksen jälkeen nähdään vahvaa maahanmuuttajien tai ilmaisen maahanmuuttajien protesseja, se aloitti ensin kuin poliitikkojen vahvistaminen yksilöitä yhdessä, mutta pahissa kaupungeissa, jossa rauha, rauha ja frustraatio Suomalaisista, jotka eivät saa työtä ja rauhoittavat maahanmuuttajia,
That's quite palpable on the ground. And also the fears of this 30th June deadline. Remind us what that's about, the deadline? The protest organizers have said that all undocumented migrants need to leave South Africa by the 30th of June. And that is seen as a threat against those who have not left the country, even those who are documented. I've seen in the last couple of weeks businesses saying,
joita tiedän olevan afrikkalaiset migraatit, ovat olleet lopettaneet omaa turvallisuuttaan ja turvallisuuttaan. Joten siellä on hauska. Ja se on melko tarkoitettavaa, koska vuonna 2008 62 ihmistä tullut. Vuonna 2009 oli myös enemmän. Vuonna 2015, vuonna 2019.
This is now 2026 and it's getting much bigger. But these protests are kind of forcing the government's hand into actually doing what they have been promising to do, to ensure that because of the country's constitution, the labor laws that say that small-scale farming or a laundromat or a car wash, those businesses are only supposed to be done by South Africans. But
Nomsa Miseko puhuu Rebecca Kesbystä.
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