2026-01-20
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They rescued thousands of migrants from the sea of Greece.
Then they were charged with people smuggling.
Now seven years on, those volunteers have been tried and acquitted.
What does it mean for them and for migration policy?
Join me, Tim Hewell, for the story of a dramatic trial.
Listen now by searching for the documentary wherever you get your BBC podcasts.
Are the US-EU trade tensions about to flare up again, this time over Greenland?
It's well-visited expressed from the BBC World Service IMBC at De Baio.
China reports 5% GDP but concerns remain over its future growth and winners crown on and off the pitch at the Football's African Cup of Nations.
So,
leaders of European countries have reacted angrily to the threat of additional tariffs by the US.
Donald Trump says he'll first put 10% and then 25% extra import tax in nine countries,
including Germany,
France and the UK,
as he increases the pressure on his claim for Greenland to be sold by Denmark to the United States.
Here's just some of that reaction.
Tariffs benefit no-one and harm almost everyone.
American consumers are now noticing the effects of tariffs.