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

I'm Nick Horacey and in the early hours of Wednesday the 24th of January,

these are our main stories.

A projected win for Donald Trump in New Hampshire over

Nicky Haley in the Republican primary, but she vows to keep fighting.

New Hampshire is first in the nation. It is not the last in the nation.

She was up and I said, wow, she's doing like a speech like she won.

She didn't win, she lost.

Also to come, the Turkish parliament

finally ratifies Sweden's bid to join NATO.

As Argentina prepares for a general strike, we have a profile of the controversial new President Javier Milay.

He talks to a dog that's been dead for six or seven years.

He also says that the dead dog communicates with God, and that God was the one who told him that he would be president as clone dogs are the ones that advise him on political decisions.

Also in this podcast, the murder rate in Haiti has more than doubled in the last 12

months amid the rise in gang violence and the wildlife park with feathered

friends that have become infamous.

Oh, the relentless swearing parrots, so I will try my artists to make sure that I disguise anything that they say,

but I am very close to them, but I don't think they'll swear while I've got to

saliforn in my hand. So can the potty-mouthed parrots be taught to swear just a

little less. After his resounding victory in Iowa last week, it was widely expected that Donald Trump

would put off a similar feat in the New Hampshire

Republican primary. At the time of recording this podcast the votes are still being counted

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