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Thursday 19th March 2026. Pakistan Afghanistan ceasefire. Iran gas supply attack. Australia EC talks. Britain meningitis vaccines...

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Thursday 19th March 2026. Pakistan Afghanistan ceasefire. Iran gas supply attack. Australia EC talks. Britain meningitis vaccines...

The transcription begins with an advertisement for Kachava's new decaffeinated coffee-flavored nutrition shake, highlighting its protein and fiber content. The main segment is a world news summary from March 19, 2026. Key stories include a temporary ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan for Eid, an alleged Israeli attack on Iran's major Pars gas field prompting threats of retaliation, and the UK launching a meningitis vaccination program for students. In Europe, Poland plans to ban mobile phones in schools for those under 16, while Scotland's parliament voted against an assisted dying law. In the Americas, Chile is digging trenches on its border with Peru to curb illegal migration, and El Salvador amended its constitution to permit life sentences for severe crimes. US intelligence assesses Iran's government as intact but degraded. In Africa, rhinos were reintroduced to a Ugandan national park after 40 years. The broadcast concludes with an advertisement for the hiring platform Zippercruiter, which actively sources candidates for employers.

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Craving the coffee flavor you love. But without the caffeine, Kachava's got you covered with their newest coffee flavor. This all-in-one nutrition shake delivers bold, authentic flavor, crafted from premium, decaffeinated Brazilian beans, with 25 grams of protein, six grams of fiber, greens, and so much more. Treat yourself to the flavor and nutrition your body craves. Go to kachava.com and use code news. New customers get 15% off their first order. That's kachv.com code news. Good morning. This is Send 7 World News in 7 minutes. I'm Juliet Martin and today is Thursday, the 19th of March, 2026. (upbeat music) Starting in Asia and Oceania. Pakistan and Afghanistan have said they will pause fighting for Eid. According to the UAE Moon Sighting Committee, Eid will begin on Friday, the 20th of March. Pakistani information minister Atala Tara said the pause in fighting will last from yesterday until midnight on the 23rd of March, in good faith and in keeping with Islamic norms. The Taliban made a similar announcement. In Iran, the pause gas field was struck yesterday. Pause is the Iranian section of the largest natural gas deposit in the world. Iranian media reported that the attack was carried out by Israel with the agreement of the United States. Neither country has claimed responsibility. Iran has said it will respond with attacks on oil and gas targets throughout the Gulf. European Commission President Ashilev Von Dalyan will visit Australia next week. According to reports, the two sides are likely to finalize a free trade agreement. Europe. Britain will roll out meningitis vaccines to university students after two people died in a new outbreak. Health Secretary Wes Streeting said the spread of the outbreak was unprecedented. The vaccine program will target group B meningitis, starting at the University of Kent. In Norway, an Oslo prosecutor has said that the stepson of Norway's crown prince should be sentenced to seven years and seven months in prison for charges, including the rape of four women and domestic abuse. Marius Borghoibe has pleaded not guilty to these charges. His seven week trial is due to end today. Poland plans to ban the use of mobile phones in schools by under 16s, according to education minister Barbara Novaka. Countries including the Netherlands, South Korea, and Italy have already banned smartphones in schools. Poland's ban would begin on the 1st of September. Scotland's parliament voted against an assisted dying law on Tuesday. 57 lawmakers supported the bill while 69 voted against. The law would allow terminally ill, mentally competent adults who have lived in Scotland for at least 12 months to legally end their lives. Australia, Canada, and some US states allow assisted dying. England and Wales lawmakers voted in favor of an assisted dying bill in June. The Americas. In Chile, trenches are being dug along the northern border with Peru. President Jose Antonio Cast took office last week and has promised to crack down on illegal migration across the border. He said, we want to use trucks to build a sovereign Chile that has been violated by illegal immigration drug trafficking and organised crime. El Salvador has approved an amendment to the constitution which would allow life sentences for crimes including murder, rape, and terrorism. Previously, prison time was capped at 60 years. 59 out of 60 lawmakers voted in favor of the reform. In the United States, director of national intelligence, Tulsi Gabbard said that the Iranian government appears to be intact but degraded. The ICSS is that Operation Epic Fury is advancing fundamental change in the region that began with Hamas' attack on October 7, 2023 and continued with the 12-day war last year, resulting in weakening Iran and its proxies. The ICSS is the regime in Iran appears to be intact but largely degraded due to attacks on its leadership and military capabilities. Even so, Iran and its proxies continue to attack US and allied interests in the Middle East. Africa. Nigeria's president, Bollart-Nubu, visited Britain's King Charles at Windsor Castle. This is the first state visit to Britain by a Nigerian leader in 37 years. Around 300,000 Nigerians live in the United Kingdom. Senegal has been stripped of its Africa Cup of Nations title by the Confederation of African Football's Appeal Board. Morocco was awarded the victory instead. Senegal has been judged to have broken tournament rules by walking off the pitch to protest a goal ruling. The Senegalese Football Federation has said the decision is unfair, unprecedented and unacceptable and casts a shadow over African football. And in Uganda, rhinos have returned to Kadeppo Valley National Park for the first time in more than 40 years. The last rhino in the park was killed by poachers in 1983. Pouching activity made rhinos extinct in the wild in Uganda. On Tuesday, two southern white rhinos were transported to the park with the aim to repopulate. That's your world news in seven minutes. If you enjoy this podcast, please tell your friends about us. You can get in touch with us in a voice message at sen7.org or by sending an email to [email protected]. I'm Juliet Martin. Tomorrow you will be with Stephen Devyn Chenzie. Have a great day. Finding great candidates to hire can be like, well, trying to find a needle in a haystack. Sure, you can post your job to some job board, but then all you can do is hope the right person comes along, which is why you should try Zippercruder for free. At zippercruder.com/zipp. Zippercruder doesn't depend on candidates finding you. It finds them for you. It's powerful technology identifies people with the right experience and actively invites them to apply to your job. 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  1. Kachava introduces a decaffeinated coffee-flavored nutrition shake with 25g protein and 6g fiber.
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  4. Zippercruiter is promoted as a recruitment tool that actively finds candidates for employers.

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The transcription begins with an advertisement for Kachava's new decaffeinated coffee-flavored nutrition shake, highlighting its protein and fiber content. The main segment is a world news summary from March 19, 2026. Key stories include a temporary ceasefire between Pakistan and Afghanistan for Eid, an alleged Israeli attack on Iran's major Pars gas field prompting threats of retaliation, and the UK launching a meningitis vaccination program for students.

In Europe, Poland plans to ban mobile phones in schools for those under 16, while Scotland's parliament voted against an assisted dying law. In the Americas, Chile is digging trenches on its border with Peru to curb illegal migration, and El Salvador amended its constitution to permit life sentences for severe crimes. US intelligence assesses Iran's government as intact but degraded.

In Africa, rhinos were reintroduced to a Ugandan national park after 40 years. The broadcast concludes with an advertisement for the hiring platform Zippercruiter, which actively sources candidates for employers.

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Kachava's new coffee flavor is a decaffeinated all-in-one nutrition shake made from premium Brazilian beans, offering 25 grams of protein, 6 grams of fiber, and greens.

New customers can get 15% off their first order by visiting kachava.com and using the code 'news'.

Pakistan and Afghanistan have agreed to pause fighting for Eid, from March 22 until midnight on March 23, in good faith and in keeping with Islamic norms.

Iran stated it will respond with attacks on oil and gas targets throughout the Gulf, following an alleged Israeli strike on the Pause gas field.

Poland plans to ban the use of mobile phones in schools for students under 16, starting September 1, following similar bans in countries like the Netherlands and Italy.

Scotland's parliament voted against an assisted dying law, with 69 lawmakers opposing and 57 supporting the bill that would have allowed terminally ill adults to legally end their lives.

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