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Syrian government forces pull out of the province of Sweda after days of sectarian violence and Israeli airstrikes.
And Ukraine's President Vlodimir Zelensky appoints a new prime minister.
Also in the podcast, the Malian photographer displaying his work on local buses.
People don't really know what is Mali.
And I think Mali is one of the biggest cultures in West Africa, so I really want to show the world.
And a woman who avoided death by playing cello for the Nazis in Auschwitz turns 100.
Their shopping centre, which burnt down in the Iraqi city of Quto,
is reported to have only opened five days ago.
At least 67 people were killed as the blaze swept through the five-storey building.
The fire appears to have begun on the first floor, above the main shop, before quickly spreading.
Aerial footage from the scene showed the entire front of the building in flames lighting up the night sky,
while a group of people huddled on the roof hoping to be rescued.
Today, mourners visited the charred structure.
Emergency services have been working to recover bodies from the rubble.
I got this update from our Arabic correspondent, Salih Nabil.
Search operations are still ongoing.
Some of the bodies are too charred to be identified.
Local authorities have been asking people to provide DNA tests so that they can help identify some of the bodies.