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

I'm Nick Miles and at 13 hours GMT on Friday the 20th of June, these are our main stories.

Iran and Israel have again traded air strikes.

European foreign ministers are meeting with their Iranian counterpart in Geneva to de-escalate the crisis.

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I'm really worried about it.

For the young people that doesn't care about politics, because this kind of things that

is happening is disappointed to everyone.

We hear from Spain, where many are wondering whether Pedro Sanchez's left-wing government

will survive a recent corruption scandal.

And Thailand says the population of endangered Indo-Chinese tigers is making a remarkable recovery.

President Trump says he wants to give negotiations with Iran a chance before launching any US military action.

European foreign ministers are meeting with their Iranian counterpart, Abbas Arachi, in Geneva.

Sources involved have told the BBC that the Europeans will be offering Iran a take it or leave it on behalf of America

that will aim to completely stop Iran's nuclear enrichment of uranium.

Kazranaji of BBC Persian Service is following developments.

We don't know what details are really, but listening to various people like the French and others,

it seems that what's on the table as far as the French and the Germans, at least, are concerned,

is a zero enrichment in Iran and a stop to ballistic missile program in Iran.

So they have brought the ballistic missile program into the fray

because the Iranian ballistic missile attacks on Israel has inflicted damage.

And some of these missiles have very large range, possibly beyond 2,000

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