In this episode of the BBC World Service Global News Podcast, we explore several pressing global issues. Human Rights Watch has accused Israel of committing war crimes in Gaza by forcibly displacing Palestinians. Meanwhile, Super Typhoon Usagi poses a new threat to the Philippines, which is still recovering from recent storms. Concerns are rising over Donald Trump's cabinet selections, with questions about their qualifications and potential conflicts of interest. In a troubling environmental development, Delhi's air pollution levels have now surpassed those of Lahore. A new study indicates that global diabetes cases have doubled over the past 30 years. Russia is facing a declining birth rate and is introducing controversial measures to encourage families to have more children. Lastly, Hollywood is bracing for the potential effects of Trump's return to the presidency on the film industry.
