2026-02-22
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This is the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.
I'm Chris Bero and in the early hours of Sunday the 22nd of February, these are our main stories.
University students in Iran protest against the government again for the first time
since last month's deadly crackdown.
President Trump says he's increasing his worldwide tariff to 15% after the US Supreme Court struck down many of his previous trade levies.
And there's controversy at the Berlin Film Festival after the head of the jury said cinema should stay out of politics.
When I used to work, I had a lot of money left for travel, for some fun.
And now, almost all my income goes to food.
We look at how Russia has changed over four years of the Ukraine war,
and what do the Epstein files tell us about the patriarchy?
Let's start in Iran.
Students at several Iranian universities have been protesting against the government again,