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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Charlotte Gallagher and in the afternoon of the 13th of February, these are our main stories.
The German Chancellor opens a global security conference by saying that the rules-based world order no longer exists.
Bangladesh's election commissioner says the nation has emerged victorious after a landslide win for the Bangladesh Nationalist Party.
A British court rules the government's ban on a pro-Palestinian campaign group under terrorism legislation is unlawful.
Also, in this podcast,
we'll get the latest on the hunt for the missing mother of a US news anchor as the FBI increases the reward money.
They are absolutely convinced that within those leads,
within leads from the public, they will be able to solve this case.
The Munich Security Conference in Germany, bringing together more than 50 international leaders,
has got underway with Europe's relationship with the US under the spotlight.
It's the first such meeting since President Trump threatened to take control of Greenland,
a move widely condemned by Washington's European allies.
Last year, the U.S.