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Paris - 21 June 2025

1. Wide of boats navigating the Seine River in Paris

2. Various of people relaxing in the shade by the river

3. Various of people gathering around a misting station

4. Close of misting system spraying water

5. Mid of people gathering under mist sprays

6. SOUNDBITE (French) Nino Chevillon:

"The advantage of Paris compared to other major European cities and even those around the world, is that we have a lot of green spaces. And we benefit from these green spaces, and a lot of shade, due to the buildings and even the coolness of Parisian stone. This really adds beneficial aspects to our urban environment. Here, we are in a square, so it's very intense. But as soon as you enter the city, in the streets of the Marais or even in the areas nearby, like République or Châtelet, there is a coolness between the buildings. And in the streets that is much more significant and feels refreshing compared to big squares like this where it's very intense."

7. Various of people queuing for water fountain

8. Close of a water bottle being filled

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Tommy Banker:

"Oh yeah. Shade, I might need to buy one of those little fans to cool off, but shade and as much shade as we could possibly find really. But other than that, I'm exposed to the sun just because we want to explore and walk around, and enjoy the beautiful sights of Paris. So yeah, just trying to stay cool, but it's worth it."

10. Wide of people under mist in street

11. Various of people seeking shade under trees

12. Wide of people walking along the Seine River

STORYLINE:

British and French authorities have issued health warnings related to hot weather this weekend, as northern Europe bakes under an early summer heat wave.

Temperatures are forecast to peak at 34 degrees Celsius (93 degrees Fahrenheit) in parts of eastern England on Saturday following a week of unusually warm weather, according to the Met Office, Britain’s national weather agency.

That’s about 12 degrees Celsius (22 degrees Fahrenheit) higher than normal for this time of year.

It’s expected to be even hotter in France, where forecasters said temperatures are likely to reach 38 C (100 F) in western and southern parts of the country.

Parisian Nino Chevillon said the architecture of the city is helping him stay cool.

"We have a lot of green spaces. And we benefit from these green spaces, and a lot of shade, due to the buildings and even the coolness of Parisian stone," he said.

Temperatures in Paris on Saturday afternoon reached 34 C.

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Rio de Janeiro – 21 June 2025

1. Yoga enthusiasts getting ready for a class during sunrise

2. Various of group of people during a yoga class

3. Woman filming the sunrise with her phone

4. Various of group of people during a yoga class

5. Yoga class with Ipanema Beach in the background

6. Set up shot of Marta Reis

7. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Marta Reis, Head of Brand Experience at Mude:

“Today is a celebration day, here and everywhere where yoga has reached, which I believe is the whole world. We are all celebrating, doing the mantras, asking for a better situation for all, that people have more opportunities, live in peace, have less anxiety and more balance.”

8. Various of group of people during a yoga class

9. Juliana Monte Ramos with her pet

10. SOUNDBITE (Portuguese) Juliana Monte Ramos, marketing producer:

“It was a huge life change, from body awareness to mental (change), the peace and tranquility that I have acquired since I moved to Rio and brought yoga to my daily life.”

11. Various of group of people during yoga class

12. Aerial shot of yoga class at Arpoador Beach ++MUTE++

STORYLINE:

Yoga enthusiasts gathered at sunrise for a yoga class in Arpoador Beach in Rio de Janeiro on Saturday to mark the 11th International Day of Yoga.

International Yoga Day was established in 2014 by the United Nations to promote the physical, mental, and spiritual benefits of yoga.

Celebrated annually on June 21, the day is marked by events and activities worldwide.

“Today is a celebration day, here and everywhere where yoga has reached, which I believe is the whole world. We are all celebrating, doing the mantras, asking for a better situation for all, that people have more opportunities, live in peace, have less anxiety and more balance,” said Marta Reis, Head of Brand Experience at Mude, the event organizer.

The roots of yoga can be traced back thousands of years to ancient India, where it was developed as a discipline to harmonize the mind, body, and spirit.

The practice involves various physical postures, asanas, breath control, pranayama, and meditation (dhyana), aiming to achieve balance and harmony within the individual.

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Vilnius, Lithuania - 21 June 2025

1. Various of diplomatic vehicles driving

2. Pan of white van with freed Siarhei Tsikhanouski inside

3. Wide of vehicle driving

3. Close of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty correspondent Ihar Karnei and RFE/RL CEO Steve Capus inside taxi

4. Wide of taxi leaving

STORYLINE:

Belarus has freed Siarhei Tsikhanouski, a key dissident figure and the husband of exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, following a rare visit by a senior U.S. official Saturday.

Tsikhanouski, a popular blogger and activist who was jailed in 2020, arrived in Vilnius, Lithuania, alongside 13 other political prisoners.

Released alongside Tsikhanouski was longtime Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty correspondent Ihar Karnei, the U.S. government-funded broadcaster confirmed.

Karnei, who had also worked with prominent Belarusian and Russian newspapers, had been serving a three-year service on extremism charges he rejected as a sham.

The release came just hours after Belarusian authorities announced that President Alexander Lukashenko met with U.S. President Donald Trump’s envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, in Minsk.

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Vilnius, Lithuania - 21 June 2025

1. Various of diplomatic vehicles driving

2. Pan of white van with freed Siarhei Tsikhanouski inside

3. Wide of vehicle driving

3. Close of Radio Free Europe/Radio Liberty correspondent Ihar Karnei and RFE/RL CEO Steve Capus inside taxi

4. Wide of taxi leaving

STORYLINE:

Belarus has freed Siarhei Tsikhanouski, a key dissident figure and the husband of exiled opposition leader Sviatlana Tsikhanouskaya, following a rare visit by a senior U.S. official Saturday.

Tsikhanouski, a popular blogger and activist who was jailed in 2020, arrived in Vilnius, Lithuania, alongside 13 other political prisoners.

Released alongside Tsikhanouski was longtime Radio Free Europe / Radio Liberty correspondent Ihar Karnei, the U.S. government-funded broadcaster confirmed.

Karnei, who had also worked with prominent Belarusian and Russian newspapers, had been serving a three-year service on extremism charges he rejected as a sham.

The release came just hours after Belarusian authorities announced that President Alexander Lukashenko met with U.S. President Donald Trump’s envoy for Ukraine, Keith Kellogg, in Minsk.

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New Delhi- 21 June 2025

1. Various of people doing yoga to mark International Day of Yoga

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Nusa Dua, Bali, Indonesia - 21 June 2025

2. Various of people doing yoga to mark International Day of Yoga

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Batu Caves Temple, Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 21 June 2025

3. Various of people doing yoga to mark International Day of Yoga

STORYLINE:

Thousands of people across Asia stretched in public parks and on sandy beaches Saturday to mark the 11th International Day of Yoga.

The mass sessions of yoga were held in various Indian states, where crowds performed poses, meditated and practised breathing exercises.

In the capital New Delhi, scores of people from all walks of life and age groups gathered at the sprawling Lodhi Gardens to mark the day and performed yoga exercises in synchronisation with an instructor instructing from stage.

Similar sessions were planned in countries like Malaysia and Indonesia.

More than a thousand people gathered on Indonesia’s resort island of Bali to celebrate the day with a sunset session.

Tourists, students and yoga enthusiasts from across the island rolled out their colorful mats as they joined mass yoga exercises in a park near Nusa Dua Beach, one of the island’s upscale tourist spots.

Meanwhile in Malaysia, colourful yoga mats lined the grounds at an iconic limestone cave temple, as more than 1,000 yoga enthusiasts participated in a bend-and-stretch session to celebrate International Yoga Day.

The annual event at the Batu Caves, a popular tourist attraction and site of Hindu festivals on the outskirts of Kuala Lumpur, was organized by the High Commission of India.

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Meghri, Armenia - 20 June 2025

1. Various of people and vehicles at the Armenian-Iranian border

2. SOUNDBITE (English) No name given, person crossing border:

"Tehran is a little bit scary right now. People are getting out very fast. But in other parts of Iran actually life is running like normal. In other parts, in other cities but in Tehran it's a little bit strange. Everyone is leaving Tehran right now."

3. Wide of people boarding a taxi at border

4. Various of people walking with suitcases

5. SOUNDBITE (Armenian) Lenora Aharoyan, 76, local resident:

"They have increased (the price) by 100%. It is not a right thing to do. I have just heard that the bus takes [them to Yerevan] for 12000 AMD ($30). Let the taxi ask 13000 AMD."

6. Various of people at border

7. SOUNDBITE (Armenian) Name not given, local resident:

"They have to make peace finally, Israel should initiate. It started bombing the whole city, a lot of people leave to Armenia, Turkey, other places. This is Trump's style. When he says to stop, there will be peace, when he won’t, it will continue and you see what situation was created."

8. Various of people waiting for transport at Armenian-Iranian border

9. UPSOUND (English) Woman crossing border, no name given: "I'm from Tehran."

Reporter: "What's the situation there right now?"

Woman: "Honestly, we don't know. The area we were at was okay. But I'm not sure. We heard some stuff, but we were in a building."

Reporter: "So you are planning to stay in Armenia?"

Woman: "No, no. We live in the U.S. We were visiting."

10. People standing with suitcases

11. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Morteza Abedin Varamin, Iranian Consul General to Armenia:

"We had about 20 planes going to Armenia weekly, but because of the conflict, these flights have been cancelled."

12. Various of people at border

13. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Morteza Abedin Varamin, Iranian Consul General to Armenia:

"We expect to help around 300 hundred people travel daily who are intending to go to different countries through Armenia."

14. UPSOUND (Armenian) Reporter: "Where there explosions in you area?"

Man crossing border, no name given: "Not in our area, but in the surrounding one. "

Reporter: "When did you leave Tehran approximately?"

Man: "Yesterday 6pm Tehran time."

Reporter: "Has the city been emptied?"

Man: "Quite a lot. You are right."

15. Close of fence

16. Close of sign

17. Various of people boarding vehicle

STORYLINE:

Iranians and foreign citizens on Friday were seen crossing the land border from northern Iran to the Armenian town of Meghri.

"Tehran is a little bit scary right now. People are getting out very fast," a man crossing the border told the Associated Press. Many crossing the border reported hearing or witnessing explosions in Iran.

Local residents said that prices for taxis have sky rocketed due to the number of people crossing the border amid escalating tensions between Iran and Israel.

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Larnaca, Cyprus - 21 June 2025

1. Various of cruise ship docked at Limassol port

2. Mid of Cypriot flag atop the ship

3. Various of Israelis waiting to pass security at departure hall

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Assaff Zamir, Israeli passenger:

"Yeah, it's actually the last part of the journey. We originally landed in Sicily, for just a vacation, and once the entire war started, our flight got canceled and we decided right away to find a closer destination to go back home. So we flew to Athens, we were there for a week, and then we found a place on the ship, flew again to Larnaca, took a taxi to Limassol and here we are."l

5. Various of Israelis waiting to pass security

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Michelle Roazen, Israeli passenger:

"I was very relieved because I was spending all day trying to find an option to get back to my children. So once I actually secured the place on the cruise, it was quite a relief."

7. Various of Israelis waiting to pass security

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Assaff Zamir, Israeli passenger:

"You know, I think it's a complicated situation for everyone. Although I think, in overall, the population in Israel are resilient and I think we are strong. Nevertheless, I think that most of us have kids at home, which makes things much more complicated for us. And this is why you see so many people looking any way to go back home. I think that this is part of who we are. We are not running away."

9. Various of Israelis waiting to pass security

STORYLINE:

Hundreds of stranded Israelis were queuing outside the departures area of Cyprus' main port of Limassol on Saturday waiting to board a cruise ship that would take them home.

Israeli Michelle Roazen said she spent all day trying to find a way to get back to her children in Israel.

"Once I actually secured the place on the cruise, it was quite a relief," she said.

The Israeli cruise ship, Crown Iris, arrived in Limassol earlier on Saturday carrying an estimated 1,500 evacuees, mostly young people from all over the world, who were in Israel as part of a 10-day tour of the country to reconnect with their Jewish identity.

It was the cruise ship's second trip to Cyprus after bringing evacuees and taking back Israelis two days earlier.

Cyprus, some 270 kilometers (167 miles) away from Israel, is the closest European country.

It has been a key transit hub for Israeli's wishing to return, as well as third-country evacuees seeking to be repatriated.

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Milan - 21 June 2025

1. Various, models rehearse for taking lap outside venue as part of Dolce & Gabbana show

2. Wide shot Theo James poses for photo then takes his seat at Dolce & Gabbana

3. SOUNDBTE (English) Colleen Barry, The Associated Press ++PART OVERLAID BY SHOTS 4 AND 5++

"We're here at the Dolce & Gabbana runway show, where the designers create a collection that was a little bit formal and a little bit informal. There were crumpley pyjama tops and bottoms worn under double-breasted suits, sometimes paired with flaxen knitwear. The collection closed with a bunch of suits made out of pyjamas with beautiful beading, and sometimes finished with a pair of lovely cameo brooches. Furry slip-on shoes finish the looks. It's all about comfort, mixing it with formality. You can feel like you're going to the beach, but you can also be in the office."

4. Various, Dolce & Gabbana catwalks show at Milan Men's Fashion Week

5. Various, models show suit pajamas

6. Wide shot, Stefano Gabbana, left, and Domenico Dolce take bow

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PRODUCTION: Paola Masera

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Tehran, Iran - 21 June 2025

1. Tehran resident Nasrin in a hospital bed gripping the rails

2. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Nasrin (no first name given), Tehran resident:

"I live in Naft 11 street, in Simon Bolivar street. First there was some gunfire, the kind that is not too loud. I looked out the window and then went to sit down in the living room because I was scared. My cat went towards the window, I grabbed her and tossed her aside. Then I was thrown across the room and hit the wall. It felt like my apartment was directly hit. Our building was empty. I somehow dragged myself to the door. I have to thank my neighbors, they were packing to leave, but they called an ambulance and it drove me here. I've had five surgeries. I think I have nothing right here that is intact. It feels like inside my belly everything was replaced. And my leg... I don't even know. I just survived."

3. Drip bag

4. Patient in bed

5. Tehran resident Shahram Nourmohammadi talking to reporters while lying in a bed

6. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Shahram Nourmohammadi, Tehran resident:

"I'm a delivery guy. I had two deliveries to make. I dropped off the first one just south of Azadi street, on Behboodi street, and then headed north. When I reached the Khoshroo intersection and was about to turn, something blew up right in front of me. I realized my head was bleeding, I touched it and saw blood on my hand. Shocked and panicking, I started shouting. My motorbike had a flat tyre from the blast, so I left it on the sidewalk. Then someone offered to take me to the hospital."

7. Nurses at desk

8. SOUNDBITE (Farsi) Ali Jafarian, Iran's deputy health minister:

"So far over 430 people (civilians have been killed).There are 143 injured women, with 51 being younger than 20. Among the martyrs, we have 42 women, with two of them being pregnant, plus 12 children."

9. Patient in bed, hands trembling

STORYLINE:

Iran's health ministry says at least 430 civilians have been killed since Israel started its strikes on Iran over a week ago.

Deputy health minister Ali Jafarian said 42 women and 12 children are among the victims. He said the total number of injured was over 3,500.

The government arranged a media tour on Saturday, taking journalists to Rasool Akram hospital in Tehran.

Nasrin, a woman tossing and turning in pain, described how she was thrown against a wall in her apartment in western Tehran in an Israeli strike.

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Chicago - 18 June 2025

1. Pasta with added protein in grocery store

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New York - 18 June 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Federica Amati, Imperial College London: ++COVERED++

“Adding protein to foods is very beneficial for the profits of that food because consumers tend to spend more money on high protein products. It's perceived as a sort of a high quality or a highly valuable addition.”

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Chicago - 18 June 2025

3. Oatmeal with added protein in grocery store

4. Cereal with added protein

5. Frozen treats with added protein

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New York - 18 June 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Federica Amati, Imperial College London:

“It is not based on health. It is not backed by science. If you're buying a highly processed chocolate bar and it has added protein, it's just a highly processed chocolate bar with added protein. It does not have any health benefit. And a lot of the time, these foods are in fact high-risk processed foods.”

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7. Wide of supermarket produce

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New York - 18 June 2025

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Federica Amati, Imperial College London: ++COVERED++

“When we look at the data from across different age ranges, populations, the average US adult gets 0.54 grams per pound, which is plenty. It's more than we need.”

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9. Person shopping in market

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10. Person browsing groceries

11. Shoppers serving hot prepared food

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New York - 18 June 2025

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Federica Amati, Imperial College London:

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“The classical sources that everyone's aware of are meat, including red meat, processed meat, chicken, fish, eggs, things like yogurt, cheese, milk. And then you have the plant proteins. So plant proteins include lentils and chickpeas, soybeans, tofu, tempeh, seitan.”

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13. Various meats and fish in grocery store

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14. Eggs in refrigerated case at deli

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Chicago - 18 June 2025

15. Yogurt in grocery store

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16. Deli with cheese

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Chicago - 18 June 2025

17. Milk in grocery store

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18. Close-up of lentils

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19. Tofu products

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New York - 18 June 2025

20. SOUNDBITE (English) Federica Amati, Imperial College London: ++COVERED++

“Nuts and seeds, and whole grains are often the unsung heroes in the protein world.”

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Chicago - 18 June 2025

21. Almonds on shelf in grocery store

22. Quinoa and rice packs in grocery store

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New York - 18 June 2025

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