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This is the Global News Podcast, from the BBC World Service.

I'm Nigel Adelie and at 14 hours, GMT on Tuesday, the 13th of February, these are our main stories. Senior officials from the US, Egypt and

Qatar are meeting in Cairo to discuss a ceasefire in Gaza, but there are warnings of a

bloodbath if Israel insists on launching a ground

attack on Ratha. Indian farmers face riot police as they head to Delhi from

neighboring states to protest and the US Senate approves billions of dollars to

support Ukraine, Israel and Taiwan. Also in this podcast the former Thai leader Tax in Shinawat is to be released from hospital where he's serving a prison sentence.

And...

If you look at a map that would paint the countries that have already legislated marriage equality.

In Europe you will find that they are bunched in the north and in the west.

Greece will break that mould.

Will Greece become the first majority Orthodox country to allow gay marriage.

As we record this podcast, senior officials from the United States, Qatar and Egypt are meeting in Cairo to discuss

a possible ceasefire in Gaza. The head of the Israeli Spy Agency, Mossad, is also reported to be attending the talks.

They take place against warnings of a potential bloodbath if the Israelis insist on launching

a ground attack in the southern Garden City of Raffer.

More than half of Garza's population, around 1.4 million people, are now crammed into

Raffer in appalling conditions. The head of the UN's Relief Agency for

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