(26 Jun 2025)

RESTRICTION SUMMARY: MUST CREDIT NASA

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NASA TV - MUST CREDIT NASA

International Space Station - 26 June 2025

1. Mid of International Space Station

2. Mid of SpaceX Axiom 4 Dragon about to dock

3. Mid of SpaceX Axiom 4 Dragon docked

STORYLINE:

The first astronauts in more than 40 years from India, Poland and Hungary have arrived at the International Space Station, ferried there by SpaceX on a private flight.

SpaceX Axiom 4 Dragon successfully docked at the International Space Station on Thursday after lifting off from NASA’s Kennedy Space Center in Florida.

The SpaceX Dragon spacecraft lifted off at 2.31am EDT Wednesday (6.31am GMT), carrying four astronauts.

The crew of four will spend two weeks at the orbiting lab, performing dozens of experiments.

America’s most experienced astronaut, Peggy Whitson, is the commander of the visiting crew. She works for Axiom Space, the Houston company that arranged the chartered flight.

It's the fourth Axiom-sponsored flight to the space station since 2022.

The company is one of several that are developing their own space stations due to launch in the coming years.

Besides Whitson, the crew includes India’s Shubhanshu Shukla, a pilot in the Indian Air Force; Hungary’s Tibor Kapu, a mechanical engineer; and Poland’s Slawosz Uznanski-Wisniewski, a radiation expert and one of the European Space Agency’s project astronauts on temporary flight duty.

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(23 Dec 1988) }8852B RR 8852B - CUBA: REACTIONARIES

RR (dur: 7 mins 11 secs / eng.sot:29 secs)

23.12.88 STORY: As Mikhail Gorbachev continues to press home his

policies of Perestroika and Glasnost at home, the programme

is being questioned by Cuban leader, Fidel Castro. He wants

a return to the revolutionary spirit of the Sixties and it

threatens to cause a rift in relations between the two

allies.

SHOWS: Freight train = sugar plantation = sugar harvesting =

queues at shops = Havana harbour = Soviet ships = fields =

oil refinery = Soviet Embassy = Fidel Castro = file Castro

with Che Guevara = Castro speaking to crowd in Havana = Cuban

defence force on parade = volunteer on neighbourhood patrol =

dissidents meeting = fishermen = children playing.

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(25 Nov 1963) 11/00/63 a0029622

Washington: John F. Kennedy funeral:

Uncut "JFK - funeral" shows: shots of Jackie, Caroline, RFK along with other spectators in the rotunda: guard taking the casket up the capital steps shots of Mrs Kennedy and kids with RFK: shot of (bust or statue) of Lincoln: Robert and Ted Kennedy alongside Mrs. Kennedy as they march up the stairs: walking back down also shot of the parade: Lincoln statue and of more spectators in the rotunda passing the casket: shots of a crowd coming down the steps of the capital some of the people go into cars also ls of the capital: shots of the guards walking down with the casket following are armed forces officials and the Kennedy family along with LBJ and others also shots of them getting into cars and the cars drive away:

(shot 11/00/63 400ft)

Kennedy, john f - funeral

Kennedy Jacqueline

Kennedy, Caroline

Kennedy, Robert

Kennedy, Edward

Lincoln, Abraham - statue

Johnson, Lyndon B.

xx / 400 ft / 16 neg /

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(26 Jun 2025)

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Buenos Aires, Argentina - 6 June 2025

1. Aerial view of fish tanks containing mosquito-larvae-eating fish, commonly known as “Madrecita de Agua” (Cnesterodon decemmaculatus) - “Mother of Water” in English

2. Nina Fasoletti working around the fish containers

3. Close-up of Nina Fasoletti at work

4. Various shots of Nina Fasoletti and Maria Paz Gamba working with the fish containers

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Nina Fasoletti, Environmental Science graduate:

“This project aims to solve the problem of mosquito breeding in water reservoirs that cannot be emptied — for example, abandoned or unused pools, Australian tanks (name of the tanks), rainwater collection drums, etcetera. Controlling these breeding sites is essential to reduce mosquito populations and, in turn, the spread of diseases like dengue, as well as others that affect both humans and animals.”

6. “Madrecita de Agua” fish in tank eating mosquito larvae

7. Nina Fasoletti feeding the fish mosquito larvae

8. Nina Fasoletti handing over fish to Damian Rodriguez, UPSOUND (Spanish) Nina Fasoletti: “Any questions about the instructions?” Damian Rodriguez: “Yes, what do they eat?” Nina Fasoletti: “Mainly aquatic insects, including mosquito larvae.”

9. Damian Rodriguez looks at the container of fish. UPSOUND (Spanish) Damian Rodriguez: “So, I just throw them in and that’s it?” Nina Fasoletti: “Yes.”

10. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Damian Rodriguez, Electrician:

“I’m going to use them — I have a pool that’s unused in the winter, and it started filling with bugs. I heard about the project, they said these fish eat mosquito larvae, so I’ll throw them in.”

11. Various shots of Nina Fasoletti and Maria Paz Gamba preparing fish containers for community distribution

12. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Nina Fasoletti, Environmental Science graduate:

“We generally deliver 40 fish per unit — that’s what we call the containers. If the reservoir is larger or smaller, we adjust the quantity. These fish reproduce rapidly, so even a small amount quickly populates the water body and effectively controls larvae.”

13. Nina Fasoletti entering the Aquaculture Laboratory at the University of Buenos Aires

14. Fish tank containing “Madrecita de Agua” (Cnesterodon decemmaculatus) under research

15. Various shots of Nina Fasoletti observing a fourth-stage mosquito larva (pre-pupa) under a microscope

16. Alejandro López talking with Nina Fasoletti, UPSOUND (Spanish) “We already saw that tarp the other day where water accumulated.”

17. Alejandro López continues: UPSOUND (Spanish) “They remain still — to me, they’re no longer hatching.”

18. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Alejandro López, Environmental Science graduate and project coordinator:

“These fish are effective because we rely on a natural solution. It replicates predator-prey interactions in ecosystems. These fish are natural predators of mosquito larvae. In urban reservoirs, built by humans, those predators don’t exist.”

19. Close-up of “Madr... [truncated]

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(26 Jun 2025)

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Yangon, Myanmar - 26 June 2025

1. Wide of drugs getting blown up

2. Mid of drugs on fire

3. Mid of officials observing ceremony

4. Various of firefighters extinguishing hoses

STORYLINE:

Nearly $300 million worth of confiscated illegal drugs were destroyed in Myanmar's major cities on Thursday to mark the annual International Day Against Drug Abuse and Illicit Trafficking, officials said.

The drug burnings came nearly a month after U.N. experts warned of unprecedented levels of methamphetamine production and trafficking from Southeast Asia’s Golden Triangle region and Myanmar’s eastern Shan State in particular.

The country has long been a major source of illegal drugs destined for East and Southeast Asia, despite repeated efforts to crack down. The U.N. agency labeled it in 2023 as the world’s largest opium producer.

In Myanmar’s biggest city, Yangon, a massive pile of drugs worth more than $117 million went up in a spectacular blaze.

The destroyed drugs included opium, heroin, methamphetamine, marijuana, ketamine and the stimulant known as ice, or crystal meth, Yangon Police Brig. Gen. Sein Lwin said in a speech at a drug-burning ceremony.

Similar events also occurred in the country’s second-largest city of Mandalay, and in Taunggyi, the capital of eastern Myanmar’s Shan state, all areas close to where the drugs are produced.

A police official from the capital Naypyitaw told The Associated Press that the substances burnt in three locations were worth 297.95 million US dollars. The official spoke on condition of anonymity because the information has not yet been publicly announced.

Myanmar has a long history of drug production linked to political and economic insecurity caused by decades of armed conflict.

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(26 Jun 2025)

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Kafr Malik, West Bank - 26 June 2025

1. Various of burned vehicle

2. Close of empty tear gas containers and empty bullets cases

3. Tilt up from bandaged hand of Munjed Nawaf Hamayel, who was injured and his brother, Murshed, was killed in the settler attack

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Munjed Nawaf Hamayel, Palestinian injured in Israeli settler attack:

"What happened yesterday is that we were sitting at the entrance to the house, we were surprised that the settlers started attacking the houses and burning the cars. They burned the cars here, targeted the balcony and started fires at our neighbors. The people, the children.. We have many children and women, we sent everyone away. No one stayed, only me and my brother, with some other people who were here in front of us. I came from the inside and we stayed here. The soldier came from that direction and shot him. He (the soldier) saw that he had nothing with him."

5. Various of burned car

6. Close of window broken glass

7. Various of burned place inside a house

8. Afi Afif, moving parts of the window glass from his house

9. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Afi Afif, resident of Kafr Malik:

"The attack on us was quick. No less than 70 to 80 settlers taking part. Within five minutes, they entered the area, scattered among most of the houses. You could say that each house was surrounded by 10 (attackers). At first, they started with the car, broke the windows and then burned it. He (settler) came to the house here, the window shutter was open, broke the glass and threw a bomb. There was a one-month-old baby girl sleeping in the bed here."

10. Various of burned vehicle

STORYLINE:

Palestinian residents of Kafr Malik said Thursday that there were casualties and property damage after Jewish settlers attacked their town in the occupied West Bank on Wednesday.

The Palestinian Health Ministry said three people were killed there late on Wednesday.

Munjed Nawaf Hamayel said that he was injured and his brother Murshed was shot dead by a soldier during the attack.

"We were surprised that the settlers started attacking the houses and burning the cars," said Hamayel.

He added that a solder approached his brother near their house and shot him.

"The soldier came from that direction and shot him. He (the soldier) saw that he had nothing with him," Hamayel said.

Najeb Rostom, the head of Kafr Malik, said more than 100 settlers entered the town Wednesday evening, set property ablaze and opened fire on residents who tried to stop them.

The Israeli military confirmed that settlers set fire to property in Kafr Malik and said five were arrested.

It said soldiers opened fire on Palestinians who had thrown rocks on forces and that there were a number of people killed and wounded as a result.

CCTV footage released on Thursday by B’Tselem, a human rights group, showed Israeli settlers holding sticks and hurling stones, setting fire to vehicles in the towns of Kafr... [truncated]

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(26 Jun 2025)

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(26 Jun 2025)

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Venice, Italy - 26 June 2025

1. Wide of Venice canal

2. Mid of man on a gondola

3. Wide of gondolas

4. Mid of married couple kissing

5. Wide of external view of Aman Hotel where Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sánchez are staying

6. Close of hotel entrance

7. Law enforcement boat

8. Man taking pictures

9. Wide of the city

10. Man fishing

11. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Mario, Venice resident:

"They are ruining the planet, just for the money business. Don't they have grandchildren? What do they leave them?"

12. Man reading a local newspaper

13. Close of local newspaper with front page title reading (Italian): "Let the party begin"

14. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Guido, Venice resident living in Switzerland:

"For me, fine, there is not all this fuss. He said (Bezos) that it is the most beautiful city in the world, he made a donation for Venice and its preservation. I do not see the reason for those who are against the marriage."

15. Couple taking pictures

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Greg, tourist from Colorado:

"Well we booked this vacation before we even knew that the wedding was happening. So, there was a little bit of an inconvenience when we heard about it and what it might do to the city but so far there has been zero impact. We had an awesome time and haven't seen anything. But yeah we were surprised and didn't like the press about it because we were worried the city would be a mess for Americans. but yeah it has been no problem."

17. Wide of canal

STORYLINE:

Amazon founder Jeff Bezos and Lauren Sanchez arrived in Venice, Italy, Wednesday ahead of their star-studded weekend wedding, which has galvanized an assortment of protesters.

Their wedding has drawn protests by groups who view it as a sign of the growing disparity between the haves and have-nots, while residents complain it exemplifies the way their needs are disregarded in the era of mass tourism to the historic lagoon city.

Local residents and visiting tourists had mixed reactions about the news of the upcoming nuptial.

Some people said it was highlighting wealth inequality, others didn't seem to mind the pomp and circumstance.

AP video shot by Niccolo Lupone

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(26 Jun 2025)

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MOFA Briefing

Spokesperson: Guo Jiakun

Date: 26 June 2025

Duration: 5 min 4 sec

STORYLINE:

1. The Summer Davos Forum has just concluded in Tianjin. World Economic Forum President Børge Brende recently said that we must return to the win-win mindset of "what’s good for your economy is also good for ours," rather than clinging to the outdated notion of zero-sum competition where only one side can win. Against the backdrop of an increasingly unstable and uncertain global economic and trade environment, what role can China play in advancing global economic development?

The 16th Annual Meeting of the New Champions was successfully held in Tianjin. Premier Li Qiang attended the opening ceremony and delivered a keynote speech. He also met with guests from various countries and held discussions with business leaders, demonstrating strong confidence in the continued steady growth of China’s economy and clearly signaling China’s commitment to contributing its dynamism to the global economy through deeper integration into global markets. China remains committed to inclusive and equitable economic globalization. It advocates resolving differences and disputes through equal consultation, safeguarding common interests through mutually beneficial cooperation, and achieving shared success by expanding new areas of growth. China will continue to build itself into a major power in development, consumption, and innovation, contributing its development capacity to meet the needs of the global economy. We welcome enterprises from all countries to invest in China, take root in China, and grow together with China. We look forward to working with all parties to undertake meaningful, pioneering, and mutually beneficial initiatives and create a brighter future together.

2. Today is United Nations Charter Day. As a founding member of the UN, how does China view the historical significance and contemporary relevance of the signing of the UN Charter?

As we mark the 80th anniversary of the signing of the United Nations Charter, we should not only revisit its spirit but also carry it forward and breathe new life into it. As the first country to sign the UN Charter, China has always strictly adhered to the norms of international relations, faithfully fulfilled its international obligations, and made positive contributions to the cause of peace and development for humanity. China stands ready to work with all parties to revisit the original aspiration of the founding of the United Nations, uphold the purposes and principles of the UN Charter, practice genuine multilateralism, jointly promote a stronger role for the UN, improve global governance, uphold international fairness and justice, and create a better future for all.

3. NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte said on Wednesday that given the situation such as the Russia-Ukraine conflict and China’s large-scale military buildup, it is trul... [truncated]

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Jakarta, Indonesia - 17 May 2025

1.Various of volunteers wearing reflecting vest, walking among traffic

2. SOUNDBITE (Indonesian) Siswanto (only one name given), volunteer:

"Since 2010, 2011, 2012 up to 2016, we have collected four tons of nail mines from volunteer friends. We have collected four tons of nails from Bekasi and other places."

3. Volunteers walking while pulling a wheeled tool with a magnet underneath to pick up nails on the road

4. Volunteer directing traffic with light stick

5. Volunteers stopping after sweeping one lane of the road

6. SOUNDBITE (Indonesian) Dian Anggraeni, Volunteer:

“After I finished sweeping nails from the road, I felt it was enough, I had done enough to reduce casualties. But even after I finished, I found more nails five or ten minutes later. It’s a bit annoying too, so I want this to end. It seems like it’s already over, no more nail traps, but they move to different locations again. That’s why it feels like we never finish.”

7. Various of volunteers removing nails attached to magnet before using it again to sweep the road

8. Volunteers sweeping nails off the street

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Jakarta, Indonesia - 21 May 2025

9. Street scenes, traffic on the road

STORYLINE:

Clad in reflective vests and waving traffic control sticks, a crew on a main road in central Jakarta cheerfully waved to people as they cleared hidden hazards with iron bars and circle magnets tied to ropes.

The volunteer team covered half a kilometer (0.3 miles) and scooped up a haul of sharp metal including nails, threaded bolts and scraps of umbrella frames.

Jakarta’s main roads are notorious for the patches of sharp metal pieces that are believed to be spread by vandals intent on damaging the tires of cars and motorbikes, usually on main roads where traffic moves fast.

Siswanto, a West Jakarta resident, began collecting metal from the streets in 2010.

Inspired by his efforts and fueled by their own bad experiences with the pesky tire traps, more Jakarta road users joined in.

The effort soon grew into a community known as the Sapu Bersih, also known as the Clean Sweep or Saber community.

“From 2010 to 2016, we collected 4 tons of the nail traps from Jakarta and other areas, like Bekasi. We collected them from the volunteers,” said Siswanto, now 51, who used a rope tied to a magnet to collect sharp pieces as he patrolled a roadside with a fellow volunteer.

After 15 years, the community members are still trying to clean the streets.

They take turns before they go to their workplaces in the morning or before returning home in the evening.

At least 250 grams (8.8 ounces) of metal pieces are collected every morning from several locations, Siswanto said.

When bikers hit the metal pieces, tires deflate relatively quickly.

“The nail trap is harmful. It particularly can damage tubeless tires. If it’s a small hole that can still be patched. If it’s a big on... [truncated]

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