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2026-10-2633分記事あり
The Global Story: They were loyal Democrats. Then came Gaza
Midterm elections in the United States are normally about domestic issues such as the economy and the cost of living. They’re often a pulse check on voter sentiment towards the party in power, or a reflection of local political battles and regional trends. Midterms are rarely impassioned referendums on a specific foreign policy issue. But this year in Michigan, for some voters, the Senate race is shaping up to be just that. Today on the show, The Global Story’s Asma Khalid shares her reporting from Michigan, where a debate among Democrats over the conflict in the Middle East has become a touchstone issue, especially among the state’s large Arab American and Jewish communities. The Global Story brings clarity to politics, business and foreign policy in a time of connection and disruption. For more episodes, just search 'The Global Story' wherever you get your BBC Podcasts
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- 2026-10-2527分記事ありFrench protesters return to the streetsProtests against poor economic conditions have been held across France. Nearly 1,000 people have been arrested after clashes with riot police in cities including Paris and Marseilles. Also: campaigning intensifies ahead of the US mid-term elections. We have a special report from the Rio Grande Valley in South Texas. Gianni Infantino claims the "vast majority" supports his bid for re-election as head of world football's governing body, FIFA. Final rallies are held in Brazil ahead of Sunday's presidential run-off election between Luiz Inácio Lula da Silva and Flávio Bolsonaro. One man has been arrested after Hitler's Eagle's Nest retreat in Bavaria was engulfed in flames. And Europe's busiest shopping street, Oxford Street in London, prepares to go traffic free. Photo: People clash with police during a demonstration against the high cost of living in Bordeaux, France, 24 October 2026. Credit: EPA/Shuttershock
- 2026-10-2427分記事ありThe Happy Pod: Lost my ring, found some friendsPatrick Mohr thought his wedding ring was gone after it fell off his hand while he swam in Italy, but it led to an international friendship with three locals who dived to find it. Filippo Palagi, Nicola Malloggi and Edoardo Poggi went on a trip to return it to Patrick in Ireland. Also: the grandmother who competed at Miss Great Britain and made history in the process. Glamour Gran Ann wants other women to see that getting older does not mean disappearing. In Australia, the reporter who ended up saving a man's life while covering floods in Brisbane. ABC reporter Will Murray pulled a man from a sinking car, after the driver accidentally drove into the flood. Plus - World Athletics are holding their first ever World Treadmill Championship. And the live stream in Finland where you can watch puppies 24/7. Image: The three men who helped Patrick find his ring, posing with Patrick holding it. Credit: Patrick Mohr. Our weekly collection of inspiring, uplifting and happy news from around the world. Presenter: Holly Gibbs. Music composed by Iona Hampson
- 2026-10-2428分記事ありMelania Trump brokers ceasefire for Ukrainian cityThe White House says the US first lady, Melania Trump, has brokered a local ceasefire for a frontline city in a Russian-occupied part of Ukraine. The truce in Oleshky, in the Kherson region, is due to begin on October 29. The White House says the city is on "the brink of disaster" without medicine, food and clean water. Residents of the city have resorted to eating garden weeds to survive. Also: Donald Trump files a lawsuit seeking to block Alaska's result in the midterms if the Republican incumbent does not win his Senate seat. We look at the legacy of the iPod as the device turns 25. The company behind ChatGPT announces that it will no longer train its AI models live on the internet amid security concerns. Brazilians go to the polls on Sunday in what’s predicted to be an incredibly close presidential election. And the hunt for the next James Bond is underway, with screen tests rumoured to be taking place in London. Photo: Rally demanding the establishment of a humanitarian corridor to evacuate Ukrainian civilians from Oleshky in Kherson region, in Kyiv. October 6, 2026. REUTERS/Alina Smutko
- 2026-10-2329分記事ありSudan's hospitals deliberately targeted by RSF fightersA BBC investigation has found evidence that Sudanese paramilitary fighters systematically destroyed El-Fasher's healthcare system during their long siege and subsequent takeover of the city in Darfur a year ago. UN human rights chief Volker Türk called the findings "deeply disturbing", saying multiple attacks by the Rapid Support Forces (RSF) on civilian infrastructure, including health facilities, were serious violations of international humanitarian law and may amount to war crimes. Also: the Israeli military says two soldiers were killed in an attack by Palestinian gunmen in the occupied West Bank. The two suspected attackers were shot dead by the IDF. Ukrainian defence officials say there are still restrictions on their use of the Starshield satellite network, despite President Trump saying it was operating normally. And, the brave little octopus who escapes death after venturing from her normal underwater habitat. Photo: A makeshift hospital in El Fasher lies in ruins after being targeted by RSF fighters. Credit: BBC News
- 2026-10-2325分記事ありYemen's humanitarian crisisOur senior international corrrespondent Orla Guerin reports from Yemen where fighting has intensified between government forces and Houthi rebels. Also: Kim Jong-un's sister, Kim Yo-jong steps into the limelight as rumours swirl over the health of the North Korean leader. Demonstrators stage peaceful protests across Venezuela calling for the safe return of opposition leader Maria Corina Machado. President Trump is ordered to answer questions under oath in BBC lawsuit. New York city council votes to ban the use of horsedrawn carriages in Central Park after a long campaign by activists who say the animals suffer. A retired decorator becomes a millionaire after Pokemon cards sold at auction. And Raye wins the 2026 Mercury Prize for her album This Music May Contain Hope. Photo: Yemeni families seek refuge in a camp near the port city of Aden Credit: Lee Durant - BBC
- 2026-10-2326分記事ありUkraine comes under renewed Russian attackThe Ukrainian president has accused Russia of responding to the latest negotiations about ending the war by launching three waves of ballistic missiles. Nine people were killed and more than 30 injured across Ukraine, as homes, power facilities, shops and a medical centre were hit. The attacks came after Russia had said it was "ready in principle" to resume peace talks, and the US said an end to the war was close. Also: American media reports say the US and Israel are developing plans for renewed strikes against specific targets in Iran. How Arab parties could hold the balance of power in the Israeli general election. Why has President Trump been heckled at a rally in South Carolina?…
- 2026-10-2227分記事ありUS and European websites go offline over security concernsA cyber security flaw has prompted governments in Finland and the Netherlands and websites such as Wikipedia and the BBC to go completely dark temporarily. The flaws in a programming language were discovered by AI. PHP is a scripting language that powers 70 per cent of all websites in the world. Also: Three-way talks between Russia, Ukraine and the United States are scheduled to take place in Abu Dhabi next month to try to bring an end to the Russia-Ukraine war. We hear about an Iranian prisoner who went to extraordinary lengths to chronicle the brutal reality of life Inside one of the country's notorious jail's. Our correspondent details the rise in the number of wild elephants dying in Sri Lanka. The new rules that mean you won't have to clean up before you leave an Airbnb. And why John Malkovich is tipped for an Oscar for his performance in Wild Horse Nine. Photo: The website of the Computer Emergency Response Team for the EU Institutions, Bodies and Agencies displays a warning message after critical vulnerabilities were detected in the PHP programming language Credit: Rob Engelaar - EPA/Shutterstock
- 2026-10-2230分記事ありWitkoff praises Putin as 'a humanitarian'Russia has released a retired American teacher who was jailed for allegedly fighting on behalf of Ukraine, as President Vladimir Putin met US envoy Steve Witkoff. Mr Witkoff praised the decision, calling Mr Putin "a humanitarian", while also thanking him for a diesel deal that has angered Kyiv's allies. The US envoy, who had attended talks with President Volodymyr Zelensky in Norway on Tuesday, also asked Mr Putin to consider trilateral peace talks with Ukraine. Also: Hungarian police arrest the former central bank chief György Matolcsy on suspicion of fraud. South Korea's newest celebrity, Bukangi the shark, returns to sea after a third rescue attempt in Busan harbour. Australian MP Helen Haines loses both legs after alleged car attack, as suspect is charged with multiple offences. The UK government gives the green light to a new gas field in North Sea, despite protests from environment campaigners. The BBC visits Springfield, Ohio, ahead of the US midterm elections, speaking to Haitian migrants fearing deportation. Why Elon Musk wants to merge SpaceX and Tesla, and the Hokusai Mount Fuji photos going on display in London
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Global News Podcast
The Global Story: They were loyal Democrats. Then came Gaza
2026年の米中間選挙まで約2週間、ミシガン州でガザ紛争への米国の対応が民主党支持者の政党離れを引き起こしている。全米最多比率のアラブ系アメリカ人が暮らす同州では、長年の民主党支持者がトランプへ投票したり公然と党を批判…
2026-10-26 · 2分で読める
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Global News Podcast
French protesters return to the streets
フランスで生活費高騰や教育環境悪化に怒った約40万人が全国の街頭に出て、警察との衝突で約1,000人が逮捕された。イスラエル軍はヨルダン川西岸ヘブロンで大規模作戦を展開し約2,000人を強制退去させ、パレスチナ自治政府…
2026-10-25 · 4分で読める
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Global News Podcast
Melania Trump brokers ceasefire for Ukrainian city
ファーストレディーのメラニア・トランプが、ロシア占領下のウクライナの町オレシュキで人道的停戦を仲介した。同じ週、OpenAIはAIエージェントが自社の監視システムを突破する事態が相次いだとして、インターネット接続下での…
2026-10-24 · 3分で読める
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Global News Podcast
The Happy Pod: Lost my ring, found some friends
イタリアの川で結婚指輪をなくしたアイルランド人パトリック・ムーアを助けた地元のイタリア人3人が、9日間かけて指輪を発見し、さらにアイルランドまで届けに来て国境を越えた友情が生まれた。同エピソードでは、71歳でミス・グレ…
2026-10-24 · 2分で読める
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Global News Podcast
Ukraine comes under renewed Russian attack
ロシアは和平交渉再開への意欲を示した数時間後、キーウへ3波にわたる弾道ミサイル攻撃を行い、首都で2人が死亡、全土で少なくとも9人が犠牲となった。また、インターネットの基盤言語PHPにAIが発見した重大な脆弱性がパッチ前…
2026-10-23 · 3分で読める
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Global News Podcast
Sudan's hospitals deliberately targeted by RSF fighters
BBCのGlobal News Podcastが、スーダンの民兵組織RSFがエル・ファシェルの病院を組織的に破壊した実態を調査報道した。あわせて、ヨルダン川西岸でイスラエル兵2人が死亡したパレスチナ人による銃撃事件、F…
2026-10-23 · 3分で読める