2025 March 12 BBC 2-minute World News

Описание: BBC News with Roshin Hasty 190 train passengers in Pakistan are said to have been freed after being taken hostage by gunmen in the southwest.
The Jaffa Express was carrying more than 400 people when armed men blew up the tracks and opened fire near a mountain tunnel in Balochistan province.
Russia says it will wait to be briefed by American officials before commenting on a proposal for a 30-day ceasefire which has been backed by Ukraine.
It is understood to include a truce along front lines as well as in the air and at sea.
Meanwhile, the Kremlin says its forces are continuing to recapture parts of Russia's southwestern Korsk region from Ukrainian troops who seized territory there last August.
The European Union has retaliated against 25% tariffs the United States imposed on all and aluminium imports.
Brussels will impose counter tariffs on more than $28 billion worth of US goods from next month.
The opposition Democratic Party in Greenland has won the general election with almost 30% of the vote.
The centre-right party, which favours slowly gaining independence, more than tripled its results from the 2021 election.
A hotel siege in central Somalia has ended nearly 24 hours after all Shabab fighters stormed the building.
The local mayor said security forces killed all the attackers.
The Angolan president has announced plans to mediate talks between the Democratic Republic of Congo and the Rwandan-backed M23 rebels who have seized territory in the country's east.
President Jauh Lorenzu says he will contact M23 to arrange direct negotiations in Luanda.
And an Australian man has reached a medical milestone by surviving for 100 days with a titanium heart while waiting for a human donor transplant.
He also became the first person to be discharged from hospital while relying on the device.