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You're listening to the Global News Podcast from the BBC World Service.

Hello, I'm Oliver Conway.

We're recording this at 14 hours, GMT on Wednesday the 27th of March.

Thailand becomes the first Southeast Asian country to pass a marriage equality bill.

Investigators in the US recover the data recorder from the ship that destroyed a bridge in

Baltimore and a top EU official says Europe will continue to support Ukraine but needs to step up

its own defense production.

Also in the podcast, the authorities in the Australian town of Alice Springs

order young people off the streets at night and later.

Their hips are displayed because they're on horseback and they're clearly practicing and shooting

bows and arrows because they have deformities to their fingers and to the muscle remains.

Did the Amazonian women fighters of Greek mythology really exist?

Apart from Nepal and Taiwan, same-sex weddings are barred across Asia.

Now Thailand is bucking the trend, becoming the first nation in Southeast Asia to allow LGBTQ-plus couples to have their marriages legally recognized.

The lower house of the Thai parliament approved the move by a big majority. Some politicians waved rainbow flags in the chamber.

Chania Ratanatada is an equality campaigner in Thailand.

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