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Chapter 1: What is the main topic discussed in this episode?
Aika yllättää äiti, vaikkapa kuvakirjalla tai mukilla, sillä tämän päivän nauru on huomisen lempilahja. Tila äitien päiväksi viimeistään 26. huhtikuuta.
Huhu, äiti tulis käymään. Äiti, mä koodaan. Katoppa, DNAlta tuli sulle postia. Siis kananmunia. Eiku mitä nää on? Ne siis näyttää mulle närhemunat. Niin, voi kuolta pieni kun DNAn uusiin liittymiin kuuluu turvallinen nettiselaus. Se estää ihmisiä menemästä sun huijaussivustoille. Kirottua DNA. DNA huoleton on uuden ajan liittymä turvallisella nettiselauksella.
Chapter 2: What did Pope Leo say in response to Donald Trump's criticism?
This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service. I'm Jonat Jalil, and at 15 hours GMT on Monday the 13th of April, these are our main stories. Pope Leo has responded to scathing criticism from Donald Trump by saying he has no intention of debating with the US president, but will continue to speak out against war. A US blockade of the Iranian coastline is coming into force as Tehran warns of retaliation.
Hungary's incoming prime minister Peter Modor has promised to usher in a new era for the country which he said had become the poorest and most corrupt in Europe. Also in this podcast... We need to design something original for the astronauts to use to indicate zero gravity. ...how a plushy toy designed by an eight-year-old became part of the Artemis moon mission.
In what has turned into an extraordinary spat between the world's most powerful man and the first American head of the Roman Catholic Church, Pope Leo has said he has no fear of the Trump administration and plans to continue speaking out against war. This comes after Donald Trump lashed out at the Pope over his opposition to US immigration policy and the war in Iran.
The US president accused the pontiff of being, quote, weak on crime and terrible for foreign policy, and uploaded an AI-generated image of himself dressed as Jesus curing the sick, before later telling reporters that he is, quote, not a big fan of the pope.
We don't like a pope that's going to say that it's okay to have a nuclear weapon. We don't want a pope that says crime is okay in our cities. I don't like it. I'm not a big fan of Pope Leo. He's a very liberal person, and he's a man that doesn't believe in stopping crime. He's a man that doesn't think that we should be toying with a country that wants a nuclear weapon so they can blow up the world. I'm not a fan of Pope Leo.
The Pope has described Mr. Trump's threat to destroy Iranian civilization as unacceptable. Speaking en route to another mainly Muslim country, Algeria, a visit that has been described as an attempt to build bridges between the Muslim and Christian world, Pope Leo spoke about why he felt compelled to speak out.
En katsota roolini poliittisena poliitikkoa. En halua mennä keskusteluun hänen kanssaan. En usko, että viestintäpäivä on tarkoitettu vahvistaa niin kuin jotkut tekevät. Pidän jatkuvasti puhumaan ääntä vahvistuksesta, haluan tukea rauhallisuutta.
ja vahvistaa dialogia ja multilateraaleja yhteiskuntia Yhdysvalloissa, jotta voidaan löytää juuri ratkaisuja. Paljon ihmisiä on koko maailman syntyneitä. Paljon ilmaisia ihmisiä on syntyneitä. Minusta joku pitäisi pysyä ylös ja sanoa, että on parempi tapa tehdä tätä.
Pope Leo's visit to Algeria kicks off a 10-day tour of Africa, one of the fastest growing regions for the church and home to a fifth of the world's Catholics. Our global religion correspondent Lebu Di Seco told me more about the row that's threatening to overshadow his visit.
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Chapter 3: How is the US military enforcing the blockade of the Strait of Hormuz?
Congratulations have poured in from across the European Union after Peter Modjols' landslide victory. The head of the European Commission, Ursula von der Leyen, said Hungary had chosen Europe. Britain's Prime Minister Keir Starmer described it as a historic moment not only for Hungary but for European democracy. And Germany's Chancellor Friedrich Mertz said Mr Modjols' victory showed that democratic societies are still resilient against Russian propaganda.
Right-wing populism suffered a major defeat in Hungary yesterday, and this has implications beyond Hungary's borders. Hungary is sending a very clear message against right-wing populism around the world. In that sense, yesterday was a good day.
So how was Peter Modja able to win more than two thirds of the seats in parliament given Mr. Orban's stranglehold on the media and the political system? A question for our Budapest correspondent Nick Thorpe. I think there are many sort of key explanations all equally valid for Peter Modja's enormous victory in this election. One was the fact, perhaps the most important of all, was that he's also coming from the center right side.
liberaaleja ja enemmän vasemmallisia ihmisiä,
Kun he kriittisivät Viktor Orbania ennen, Viktor Orban pystyi käsittelemään sen omasta vahvistaan. Hän pystyi käsittelemään, että nämä ulkomaalaiset menevät taas meihin. Olemme totuudet. Viktor Orban oli monopoli kansallisesta tunnistamisesta. Peter Magyar oli myös oikeassa, mutta keskustelussa, eikä kansainvälistä tai suomalaista poliitikkoa.
He were able to criticize Mr. Orban from a right-wing perspective, from a conservative perspective, from a national perspective. It was interesting watching him on his endless national tours. He'd always arrive walking through the crowd excited.
carrying a Hungarian tricolor flag in his hand. So he managed to sort of break Mr. Orban's monopoly on what it is to be Hungarian, what it is to stand up for national interests, for Hungarian national sovereignty. That's a key issue in all of this. So how will Peter Mojo change Hungary, given the fact that he's had this landslide victory and significantly a two-thirds majority in parliament?
It's very much about the two-thirds, Jeanette. Viktor Orban in the last 16 years has reshaped Hungary in his own image. He changed the electoral system, he changed the economy, he changed the way that the constitutional court judges are elected. He put his own person at the head of the supreme court. And indeed, if Tisiran Peter Madja had not won a two-thirds, they would have had to continue to govern in a way
...Viktor Orbánin rakennuksen sisällä. Tämän kaksi kolmannen suurin osaajan kanssa he voivat muuttaa erilaisia aspekteja. He voivat pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä pysyä
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Chapter 4: What changes does Hungary's new prime minister promise to implement?
I'm Janet Jalil. Until next time. Goodbye.
Tapahtuipa kerran, että pessimisti, optimisti ja saletisti grillasivat. Ja niinhän siinä kävi, että saletisti onnistui.