2025-08-15
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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Jackie Leonard, and in the early hours of Friday,
the 15th of August, these are our main stories.
Donald Trump says he believes Vladimir Putin is ready to make a peace deal,
as the two leaders prepare for talks in Alaska later today.
U.S. scientists have used artificial intelligence to create new potential antibiotics that can kill drug-resistant superbugs.
And there's been fierce international criticism of the Israeli finance minister's decision to build thousands of homes in the occupied West Bank.
Also in this podcast.
Bratwurst is a staple of German and Austrian cuisine and is readily available at sausage stands.
The row about the origins of the bratwurst sausage.
President Trump says he believes Russia and Ukraine could make peace as a result of his talks with Vladimir Putin later today in Alaska.
But Mr Trump acknowledged that the risk of the talks failing could be as high as 25 percent.
Speaking at the White House on the eve of the summit,