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

I'm Nick Miles, and in the early hours of Tuesday,

the 30th of May, these are our main stories.

Dozens of people, including NATO peacekeepers,

have been injured as police clashed with Sir Protestors in Northern Kosovo.

The United States and Saudi Arabia say the warring factions in Sudan

have agreed to extend a ceasefire hours before it was due to expire.

Observes from the OSCE say there was not a level playing field

for Sunday's presidential runoff in Turkey,

but they do not dispute President Erdogan's victory.

Also in this podcast.

Yes, and let's go.

I've never watched Turkey before, but today is an incredible win.

It's a victory for the entire nation of Latvia.

How an historic win over the mighty United States

brought the country to a standstill.

NATO has strongly condemned attacks on its peacekeepers in Northern Kosovo.

25 of its service personnel were wounded when they tried to intervene in clashes

between police and Sir Protestors.

The demonstrators were angry at ethnic Albanian mayors being installed

in Sir Majority areas.

The Serbian President Alexander Vuchich called for calm.

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