Nepal's major political parties demand parliament be reinstated

This BBC News Hour podcast presents several global news stories. It begins with the political turmoil in Nepal, including youth protests, the collapse of the government, and the appointment of an interim Prime Minister. The podcast then shifts to Donald Trump's stance on NATO members buying Russian oil amid the Ukraine war, featuring an analysis of the complexities of oil sanctions and price caps. Following this, the episode covers a far-right organized march in London, addressing immigration concerns and clashes between protesters and counter-demonstrators. Next, the podcast reports on three Austrian nuns who returned to their former convent against the wishes of the local diocese. The episode continues with a discussion of the Israeli-Palestinian conflict, focusing on an Israeli strike in Qatar and the Qatari government's response, followed by a report on Palestinian homes being used as temporary military bases by Israeli forces in the West Bank. Finally, the podcast touches on lighter topics, including the world's first tram driver championship in Vienna and the increasing reliance on global positioning systems, highlighting potential vulnerabilities.