Gaza: US pledges $30 million to controversial aid system

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  This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

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  I'm Uncle Desai and at 13Hours GMT on Friday 27th June, these are our main stories.

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  In the Middle East,

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  millions are pumped into the controversial aid distribution system in Gaza,

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  but concerns remain.

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  Peace beckons between the Democratic Republic of Congo and Rwanda,

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  with the US taking the credit.

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  Also, in this podcast, in South Sudan, students continue to wait for exam results,

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  while the government says it doesn't have enough money to pay for exam markers.

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  And?

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  The dreaded blue screen of death sound when your Windows computer has a problem is set to be retired by Microsoft.

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  We explain why.

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  Ever since the US and Israeli-backed Gaza humanitarian hub began operating in the territory one month ago,

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  we've been getting daily reports of Palestinians being killed

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  while trying to collect food.

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  This has continued today with seven people reportedly killed by Israeli forces

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  while waiting near a distribution site.

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  Dozens more have been killed by Israeli airstrikes and shelling elsewhere in Gaza.

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  The Israeli military has repeatedly said it will investigate reports of deaths near its aid sites,

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  but the charity Médecins Sans Frontiers or Doctors Without Borders describe the scheme as slaughter masquerading as aid.

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