2026-02-12
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I'm Alex Ridsson and in the early hours of Thursday the 12th of February these are our main stories.
Voting is underway in Bangladesh in the first election
since the uprising in 2024 that toppled long-serving Prime Minister Sheikh Asena.
President Trump tells Israel's Benjamin Netanyahu that he'd prefer to do a deal on Iran's nuclear program than take further military action.
Meanwhile in Iran,
the president apologizes for government failings on the 47th anniversary of the Islamic Revolution.
Also in this podcast.
Birdwatchers are flocking to the Canadian city of Montreal after what's believed to be the first recorded sighting of a European robin in Canada.
We start in Bangladesh,
where voting is underway in what's perhaps the most important election to take place there for many years.
This is the first national poll since the country's former premise,
a casino, was deposed in 2024 after several months of violent unrest.
Since then, Bangladesh has been run by a caretaker government,