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

I'm Nick Miles and in the early hours of Thursday, the 14th of March,

these are our main stories.

China has described a potential US ban on Tik-Tock as an act of bullying.

Israel says it's investigating a strike on a UN Food Distribution Center in Gaza.

The Dutch populace leader Gert Wilders has abandoned his bid to become Prime Minister

despite his party's dramatic victory in last year's election.

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The US House of Representatives has passed a bill that could force the Chinese owners of

Tik-Toc, the social media platform, to either sell the app or be banned in the US.

The measure received widespread bipartisan backing.

It now goes to the Senate where some lawmakers say they will oppose it.

The vote increases tensions between Beijing and Washington over who controls technology that could affect national security

and free speech.

The leading House Democrat Hakim Jeffries said if the measure is approved by the Senate,

US consumers will be more protected.

I don't support a ban on Tik-Tok.

The legislation did not ban Tik-Tok.

It's simply a divestiture of Tik-Tock so that this social media platform can be owned by an

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