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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. I'm Celia Hatton and we're recording this edition at 15 GMT on Thursday, the 9th of April. Iran's president accuses Israel of violating the ceasefire deal with its deadly bombardment of Lebanon and warns negotiations with the United States on ending the war will be meaningless if attacks continue. But Israel pledges to keep striking Hezbollah targets.
Chapter 2: What are the implications of Iran's accusations against Israel?
Also in this podcast, Argentina approves a law making it easier to mine in glacier regions, but campaigners say it threatens crucial water sources. And what's it like to watch your husband blast off into space?
A lot of excitement, a lot of anxiety, but we are just so, so happy to see him living his dreams. So we're having the time of our lives watching him. We'll hear from Dr. Katherine Hansen, wife of the Artemis II Canadian astronaut Jeremy Hansen.
Yhteistyössä Yhdysvalloissa maailma ottaa yhden yhden yhden ympäristön, kun odotamme, onko Yhdysvalloissa rauhoittuminen Iranin kanssa. Iranin presidentti Massoud Pazeshkian sanoi, että Yhdysvallojen keskusteluja lopettamiseen vaaralla olisi epäonnistunut, jos Israel pysähtyy lebanonin sääntöön.
He vowed that Tehran would not abandon the Lebanese people. Iran's deputy foreign minister Saeed Hatibzadeh told the BBC the strikes on Lebanon were a grave violation. You cannot have a cake and eat it at the same time. That was the message that Iran sent quite clearly, crystal clearly to Washington and to the Oval Office last night.
Ja kansainvälinen puheenjohtaja sanoi myös sitä, ettei pysty pyytämään järjestelmää. Ja sitten ottaa esiin asioita, joita järjestelmä on sopimassa. Ja nimetä Libanon, juuri Libanon siinä. Ja sitten ystäväsi aloittaa massakkaus. Se oli semmoinen genocidi Israelin järjestelmän järjestelmä Libanon jälkeen, kun järjestelmä oli sopimassa.
More than 200 were killed in Wednesday's strikes, and the Israeli prime minister Benjamin Netanyahu has pledged to keep attacking the Iran-backed group Hezbollah wherever necessary.
Meanwhile, Donald Trump says US forces will remain in the region until Tehran complies with what he described as the real agreement. He's pushing for Iran to allow ships through the Strait of Hormuz, a move which would allow a significant portion of the world's oil to flow again. At this rate, will the US and Iran make it to Saturday when they're scheduled to sit down for talks in Pakistan? Let's hear from our chief international correspondent Lise Doucette.
Israel now says it has killed the nephew of Naim Qassan. He's the leader of Hezbollah in Lebanon. He's the personal secretary as well in the organization. To Iran this will again emphasize that this ceasefire is being violated and it will again test terrorism.
just how committed it is to at least keeping the pretense of a ceasefire alive, that it can continue with what are expected to be talks with the United States at a high level in Islamabad over the weekend. How much pressure are the Americans, is Donald Trump under at the moment, to open the Strait of Hormuz and to bring down the global price of oil, to keep this ceasefire in place?
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Chapter 3: How is the situation in Lebanon affecting civilians?
Toisaalta J.D. Bandt sanoo, että miksi Iran tekee niin paljon lebanilaisuutta, joka ei ole mitään liikaa Iranin kanssa, mutta tietenkin se on kaikki liikaa Iranin kanssa. Se ei voida nähdä, että Iran jätetään yksi tärkeä yhdistys, jota se teki tämän maan, jotta se auttaisi sen Israelin vastaan.
Ja Yhdysvaltain, joka sanoi, että se on yksi näistä 10-pointin suunnitelmista, joita presidentti Trump sanoi, että se on hyvä basis for negotiations. Ja kyllä, Hormo, kuten sinä kuulet, ja meidän kuulijoillemme voivat olla kuullut osa sitä kysymystä, että Saeb Khatibzadeh, puheenjohtaja,
Suomalainen ministeri. Iran tekee sen täysin selvästi. Tämä on heidän rauhassaan. Tämä ei ole vain yksi asia Yhdysvalloissa. Yvette Cooper, Ruotsin puheenjohtaja, kutsuu nyt Iranin avaamiseen Hormoonin rauhasta. Puhuin yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen yhdysvaltalaisen
They get anywhere close to an agreement. Listening to you talk, Liz, it just underlines the fact for me how many players we have involved in this conflict. I mean, just to focus on Israel for a moment. Will Israel listen to the Americans if the US wants the Israelis to stop airstrikes on Lebanon?
Prime Minister Netanyahu in his first response to the ceasefire announcement said that Israel agreed to cease its attacks against Iran, but not against Hezbollah. But he also added, we're not done yet with Iran. And this is the point that Iran keeps making and why initially it didn't agree to a ceasefire, because it doesn't want to keep going ahead.
It doesn't want the kind of ceasefire that was in Lebanon, which was then immediately violated, the ceasefire in Gaza, which was then immediately violated. It wants a permanent end to this war. And whether or not President Trump will do as he did ending the 12-day war against Iran in 2025, he said to Prime Minister Netanyahu, stop. This war has now ended. Will he do it again? He hasn't yet, but he could.
Lise Doucette. Let's get a better sense of what's happening inside Lebanon after yesterday's bombardment. Many of the Israeli strikes hit residential areas that were packed with people. Some there say they had no warning. The BBC spoke to one man helping with the search and recovery operations in Beirut, who said this was becoming the new normal for Lebanon.
Meillä on jotain normaalia, mutta muiden ihmisten kanssa se ei ole normaalia. Minäkin, kuten kaikki. Me olemme täällä, jotta teemme tämän työn. Ja toivomme, että löydämme rauhan koko maailman, ei vain Libanon. Meillä on tämä uudistus BBCn Lina Sinjabin Beirutissa.
Ihmiset toivovat, että jotkut tulevat edelleen. Ihmisiä ja perheitä on menossa. Yhdysvallat on huomannut, että yli 1 000 on syöttänyt ja 203 on syöttänyt.
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Chapter 4: What changes are being made to Argentina's glacier protection laws?
Samira Husein, uudistus NASA's lunar journey now. As the Artemis II mission enters its final stage, the astronauts on the Orion spacecraft have been reflecting on their extraordinary path around the moon. The crew have traveled deeper into space than any humans have before.
Astronauti Kristiina Cook sanoi, että hän olisi pahannut ystävyyttä, lisäksi, että he olisivat olleet kuin isoja ja isoja. Ja tiimit sanovat, että heillä on paljon enemmän kuvia ja tarinoita, joita he järjestävät maailmalle, kun he valmistuvat maailmalle viikonloppuun. Ja muut ovat parempia nähdä heitä kuin heidän perheensä. Dr. Katherine Hansen on kanadalaisen astronautin Jeremie Hansen. Minun kollegani Emilio Criccio kysyi hänet, miten hän oli tuntunut, kun hänen isänsä on kotona.
Ajatukset ja tunteet ovat kaikkialla paikalla. Meillä on ollut paljon toivoa, paljon, sanoisin, huolta ja huolta, mutta lisäksi me olemme niin, niin iloisia, kun nähdään hän elämään hänen elämään.
Olemme tosi onnellisia nähneet hänet zero gravityn kanssa, puhuttelemme häneltä vihreää, puhuttelemme kaikkia asioita, joita hän tekee maailmassa, jotka ovat paljon parempia. Hän sanoo, että tuntuu kuin lapsi, joten olemme katsomassa hänen elämässämme. Kerro minulle hieman siitä kommunikaatioa. Voitko kommunikoida suhteeni ja kollegoillasi?
It's so remarkable that we can do that, absolutely. We had our second private family conference last night, and we have two girls in Canada, my son was here in Houston with me, and all of us around, just like having a family FaceTime conversation. It was absolutely remarkable to see him, to watch him. Of course, they're in a very small space, so he got to show us his crewmates, and we got to wave at Victor, Reed, and Christina as well.
And we've even had some emails back and forth. They get email syncs a couple times a day and he's asked for us to send him some messages from Earth. You mentioned three kids. What do the kids say about all this? Yeah, the kids are so, so excited to see their dad living his dream. So we've been waiting for this a long time. They were really little when he was first recruited and now they're young adults off at university. They couldn't be happier. They're really managing this very well, all things considered.
This has been years in the making. Is it fair to say the families of the astronauts have also been heavily involved in this mission?
Oh, without question. And I think one of the most heartwarming things that I am noticing out of this mission and this live feed is the way the crew is bringing their families into the conversation. The way every chance they get, they're talking about how much they miss their families, how much they love it up there. And we've seen some very heartwarming conversations around different crew members' families.
Mielestäni meillä on ollut, kun olemme yhdessä perheessä, niin todella tuntuu, että olemme yhdessä tämän rannan kanssa. Olemme tuottaneet treeniä monin eri tavoin ja olemme olleet olemassa, olemme olleet olemassa, ja olemme olleet olemassa, ja olemme olleet olemassa, olemme olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olemassa olem
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Chapter 5: How do recent state elections in India impact Modi's party?
If a glacier is deemed effective hydrological function, so basically if it has a key water function, it will remain protected. Otherwise it will be exposed to mining activities to extract copper and silver and gold. And that, along with it, comes risk of water pollution and those chemicals used in the mining process seeping into the wider region. So activists and environmentalists
are very concerned about the water security, as well as it affecting especially fresh reservoirs. So there is lots of concern. There have been many protests across the country, and there has been a lot of people concerned that this is not just a matter for now, but also will affect climate change going forward. Mimi Swaybi. Now to India, where millions of people are voting in state elections, seen as a test for the prime minister, Narendra Modi's Hindu Nationalist Party.
According to India's election commission, the five regions where polls are taking place have a combined 174 million voters, or about 18% of the country's electorate. Our global affairs reporter Ambarasan Etirajan told me what's at stake in these elections.
Elections are quite huge in India, both conducted at federal level and the state level. Now these elections are to four states, state assemblies and one federally administered territory. So what happens in the outcome of these elections is not going to have an impact on the party of elections. Narendra Modiin.
Whether they can extend their influence in these different states like in West Bengal, in Tamil Nadu and in Kerala. Or they can retain power in the state of Assam. So that's why it becomes like a staging post for the next federal level elections. Now if you win this one, then you are in power. It becomes easier for you. You have the advantage when you go for the national elections. Okay, that explanation makes sense. But it's not just what's happening during this election. There's been controversy around who's allowed to vote.
Now, the Election Commission of India announced what they call special intensive revision. The whole idea was to remove the names of those who have migrated from the state, from one state to another, and second, those who passed away, who died, and some names are duplicated. So that intention looks very good on paper. But what the opposition parties are saying is that, for example, in the state of West Bengal, 9 million voters have been left out of the list.
Ja mitä he sanovat, he väittävät valtuuston komissiota jättämään nimiä erityisesti muslimista, monimuotoista muslimia. Nyt he sanovat, että usein muslimit tuntuvat valitsemaan ja vastaan BJPin, koska hindu-nationaalinen poliisi, ja he edustavat. Tämä on yleensä vaikuttanut demokraattisen prosessin.
Voter ID is important. Why? Your name should be there. Because people living in border areas, for example like in West Bengal and Assam, they think if they don't have this voter ID, they won't be considered as a national, they will be treated as an illegal immigrant, and they will be deprived of many government welfare projects. Embarrassing attarajan.
A 300 million year old fossil, long described as the remains of the world's oldest octopus, has been on display in a museum in the American city of Chicago for more than two decades. The fossil was also featured in the Guinness Book of Records. But it turns out the octopus preserved in the fossilized remains is not an octopus.
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Chapter 6: What was the significance of the 300 million-year-old fossil discovery?
Dr. Thomas Clemens, and if you want to see an artist's impression of what the ancient nautilus would have looked like, have a look at the BBC News website. And last, the late British monarch, Queen Elizabeth II, would have been 100 years old later this month. To mark the occasion, some of her most recognizable outfits are going on public display at the King's Gallery at Buckingham Palace.
The exhibition includes everything from her wedding and coronation gowns in her early years to the favorite tartans and tweeds she wore in more recent decades. Our royal correspondent Daniela Relf has been taking a look. Across the gallery, mannequin after mannequin is dressed in some of the most memorable outfits of the queen's life.
Suurin piirtein kymmenen vuoden aikana suurin osa hänen välineensä oli pysähtynyt. Hänen keskustelunsa on pysähtynyt pysähtyneen. Lisäksi on esillä hänen peitsikulvinen keskustelu 2012-London olympiasta. Yhdessä hänen keskustelunsa on replika, joka on tehty stuntmanille, joka oli hänen yksikölleen, jota hän pysähtyi stadiumiin. Tämä pysähtynyt velvettä keskustelu on 1956-luvulla.
The next star the queen meets, Marilyn Monroe. It was for when two of the most famous women in the world first met. The red wool dress and coat were the cut and look of many of the queen's choices in the later part of her life. Vivid color featured strongly. She wore the outfit on one of the most public days of the year, Christmas at Sandringham in 2015. A lot of them would have been double wool crepe.
It was created by Stuart Parvin, a favoured designer. You always knew that you would love any shade of bright green and bright yellow. Any shade of yellow would be a popular choice.
The late queen had a distinct style. Comfortable, practical, British designed and often colourful. The exhibition included accessories and raincoats too. Each item tells a story. Many marked significant events in British history. Others showed the more private, dressed down moments of a monarch who was an early fashion influencer. Daniela Relf.
And that's all from us for now. If you want to get in touch, you can email us at globalpodcast at bbc.co.uk. You can also find us on X at BBC World Service. Use the hashtag Global News Pod. And don't forget our sister podcast, The Global Story, which goes in-depth and beyond the headlines on one big story.
This edition of the Global News Podcast was mixed by Jack Wilfen and the producers were Stephanie Zachrisson and Chantal Hartl. The editor is Karen Martin. I'm Celia Hatton. Until next time, goodbye.
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