This is a global news podcast from the BBC World Service.

I'm Janet Jalil and 14 hours GMT on Friday the 17th of February, these are our main stories.

The annual security conference in Munich is underway, but this year Russia has not been

invited.

A British security guard at the Embassy in Berlin has been jailed for passing secrets

to Moscow.

Our shoddy building standards to blame for the enormous death toll in Turkey's earthquakes.

Also in this podcast which big cat is making a return to India.

It's the only large carnival species, so any carnival species that's gone extinct in

modern India.

So there was a real desire to reintroduce the cat to the country.

It reads like a who's who of the global security world.

Since Prime Ministers and diplomats, just some of those in attendance at the Munich Security

Conference has got underway a few hours ago.

There is a notable emission however, in that this year Russia didn't make the guest list.

Topics up for discussion will be US-China tensions, climate change and of course Russia's invasion

of Ukraine.

A key question will be the extent of Western resolve in its support for Kiev.

A former Ukrainian member of Parliament, Hannah Hopko, explained what she hoped to get out

of the conference.

We need to mobilize the whole world, the idea of Ukraine winning this war this year.

And why it's important, and not just to mobilize like tank coalition, fighter jets, storm

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