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Jena, Louisiana - 20 June 2025

1. Wide of Khalil being released from the immigration facility in Jena, Louisiana

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahmoud Khalil, Palestinian activist:

"The hundreds of men who I left behind me shouldn't be there in the first place. The Trump administration are doing their best to dehumanize everyone here. Whether you are a US citizen, an immigrant, or just a person on this land doesn't mean that you are less of a human."

3. Wide of LaSalle ICE Processing Center sign highlighting the location of Khalil's release

4. Wide of American and other flags waving in Jena, Louisiana, symbolizing Khalil's release from immigration detention

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahmoud Khalil, Palestinian activist:

"The message is justice will prevail. No matter what this administration may try to portray, portraying the immigrants are whether criminals or any of that trying to do all of this now, this simply is not true and just to keep the fight against this administration."

6. Wide of Central Louisiana ICE Processing Center sign in Jena, Louisiana, amid Khalil's release news.

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Mahmoud Khalil, Palestinian activist:

"The moment you enter this facility, your rights leave you, leave you behind. Um, so once you enter there, you, you, you see a different reality, uh, just a different reality about this country that supposedly champions human rights and and liberty and justice, but once you cross literally that door, you see the opposite side of of of what actually happening in this country."

8. Wide of LaSalle ICE Processing Center entrance amid Khalil's release

9. Mid of unidentified individuals accompanying Khalil to a car following his release

10. Wide of a Tesla parked on the roadside amid the release of Khalil in an immigration case

11. Wide of vehicles approaching the entrance of a detention facility amid Khalil's release

STORYLINE:

Palestinian activist Mahmoud Khalil was released Friday from federal immigration detention, freed after three months by a judge’s ruling after becoming a symbol of President Donald Trump’s clampdown on campus protests.

The former Columbia University graduate student left a federal facility in Louisiana on Friday. He is expected to head to New York to reunite with his U.S. citizen wife and infant son, born while Khalil was detained.

The Trump administration is seeking to deport him over his role in pro-Palestinian protests.

Khalil was released after U.S. District Judge Michael Farbiarz said it would be “highly, highly unusual” for the government to continue detaining a legal U.S. resident who was unlikely to flee and hadn’t been accused of any violence.

Later in the hourlong hearing, which took place by phone, the judge said the government had “clearly not met” the standards for detention.

Khalil said Friday that no one should be detained for protesting Israel's war in Gaza. He said his time in the Jena, Louisiana, detention ... [truncated]

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(21 Jun 2025)

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Jerusalem - 21 June 2025

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1. Various of Iranian missiles being intercepted over Jerusalem

STORYLINE:

Iranian missiles were intercepted over Jerusalem in the early hours of Saturday.

A week into their war, Israel and Iran have exchanged more strikes, while diplomatic efforts led by the Europeans took place in Geneva.

Iran’s foreign minister held hours of meetings Friday with the European Union’s top diplomat and counterparts from the United Kingdom, France and Germany.

Earlier, thousands protested in Iran’s capital over the ongoing Israeli strikes.

A week of Israeli strikes on Iran have killed at least 657 people and wounded 2,037 others, the Washington-based group Human Rights Activists said Friday.

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(21 Jun 2025)

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Larnaca, Cyprus - 8 June 2025

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1. Wide of stage and audience members at the Larnaca promenade

2. Lyricist Adamos Peratikos (left) sings a tongue-in-cheek rhyme aimed at demonstrating his lyrical supremacy over his opponent

3. Close of Peratikos

4. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Adamos Peratikos, Cypriot lyrical dualist:

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"This draws us and we like it. It’s tradition and we want to maintain the tradition. We urge other kids who like it to come along to safeguard this institution. The goal isn’t about awards. The goal is to keep tradition alive."

5. Contestant awarded prize for performance

6. Close of trophies as contestants leave stage

7. Close of violinist and lute player performing at a poetry and dance competition

8. Various of audience watching, applauding

9. Various of lyrical duel

10. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Adamos Peratikos, Cypriot lyrical dualist:

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"Certainly it’s an innate skill, but it needs practice and you’ve got to practice in your mind. If I would say a rhyme (tsiattisto), how would he (my opponent) respond? I try to figure out what how he could possibly respond, so I can get into the mindset of my opponent."

11. Close-up of sign of the three-day festival known as "Kataklysmos;" pans left to show people strolling along the promenade lined with different stands

12. Nicoletta Demetriou, an ethnomusicologist and director of the Cyprus Music Archive walking along the promenade with Iosif Hadjikyriakos, director of the Larnaca Archives

13. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Nicoletta Demetriou, ethnomusicologist and director of the Cyprus Music Archive:

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"We can’t exactly date the origin of the tsiattista. We know that poetic duels have been around since the time of antiquity, but the format of tsiattista as we now know it came later. Tsiattista, as we know of them today, evolved only when rhyming lyrics made their way to the Greek-speaking world, around the 15th and 16th centuries."

14. Close of a bust of the ancient Greek General Kimon with the flags of Greece, Cyprus and Larnaca Municipality in the background

15. Close of violin being played

16. Traditional flutist practicing

17. Lyricists, poets and musicians sitting together in an area reserved for competitors located behind the stage

STORYLINE:

In Cyprus, poets face off in sharp-witted rhyme battles which trace their roots back centuries.

Known as tsiattista, the tradition combines quick thinking, lyrical flair and a deep sense of cultural pride.

A violin and lute open a traditional poetry and dance competition on the Larnaca promenade.

The music sets the rhythm, but it’s words that take centre stage.

Lyrical dualists in Cyprus spit rhymes in head-to-head contests that keep alive the tradition of tsiattista, which emerged centuries before the likes of Kendrick Lamar and Drake.

Tsiattista made UNESCO’s list of Intangible Cultural Heritage in 2011.

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(20 Jun 2025)

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Southern Israel looking into Gaza - 21 June 2025

1. Blast on skyline of Gaza

STORYLINE:

Israel continued its attacks on the Gaza Strip in the early hours of Saturday amid an internet and phone outage in much of the territory.

The Gaza Strip has experienced at least 10 communications outages since the war began in October 2023, according to Palestinian telecom company Paltel.

This week’s outage has impacted aid efforts, emergency services, suspended academic classes, and cut off displaced Palestinians from the rest of the territory.

The Ramallah-based Telecommunications Regulatory Authority said an outage on one of the main routes caused by an Israeli strike cut off communications earlier this week.

Paltel said Friday that internet and landline services were restored in some areas in southern Gaza, with repairs ongoing in other southern and central areas.

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(20 Jun 2025)

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New Delhi – India, 18 June 2025

1. Ajay Sud a yoga instructor playing a conch, a wind instrument

2. Various of people doing yoga in a park

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New Delhi – India, 16 June 2025

3. Nakul Sharan a yoga teacher praying in front of a photograph of Swami Sivananda Saraswati who was a yoga guru, before starting a yoga session,

4. Various of people doing Yoga, Saran leading the class

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Nakul Sharan, Yoga teacher

“India is where yoga is originated from, so we have given yoga to the world.”

6. Various of Nakul conducting a yoga class

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Nakul Sharan, Yoga teacher

“Yoga does not stem out of Hinduism the way the world sees it today. Hinduism is a very broad scientific knowledge, and yoga is also very scientific. We are, the way we are learning, teaching, and seeing yoga in the world today is barely scratching it at the surface. So, it goes much deeper, the longer you practice, you get to see yoga in a different light every day. It affects you physically, mentally.”

8. More of Nakul conducting the class

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Nakul Sharan, Yoga Scholar

“Yoga is more popular outside of India and then it has come back to India in a big way. That itself speaks volumes. All forms of yoga are being practiced and even when it is not yoga it is just plain exercise people call it yoga. "

10. Nakul conducting class

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New Delhi – India, 18 June 2025

11. Ajay Sud, a yoga instructor conducting a class in a park

12.SOUNDBITE (English) Ajay Sud, Yoga Instructor

“It is amazing, actually if you want to achieve, be, utilize the ultimate immense potentiality of a human being. So, Yoga will allow us to achieve our infinite potentiality.”

13. Various of people doing yoga in a park

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Ajay Sud, Yoga Instructor

“The biggest disease in coming times will be the mental health, you know because for physical health we are able to get through let's say medicines to a certain extent but mental health what we can do through meditation by doing gyan yoga which is called you know which is Swadhyay, knowing ourselves. So, we can go to a psychologist, or a psychologist can study us, but if we can study ourselves that is the highest path to being in control of our mind.”

15. Various of people doing yoga in a park

16. SOUNDBITE (English) Ajay Sud, Yoga Instructor

“So, evolution in terms of, you know, if we say, these days now, yoga is being seen only as an Asana. So, if you say, evolution as an Asana, as an exercise, that is a very, let's say, shallow aspect of yoga. And there's a lot that the world is going to see and there's lot that world will discover because they've only discovered one aspect of it right now, which is only Asana.”

17. More of people doing yoga in the park

STORYLINE:

LEAD IN :

First practiced by Hindu sages, yoga has become one of India’s most popular cultural exports.

Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi had successful... [truncated]

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(20 Jun 2025)

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(20 Jun 2025)

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Lesbos, Greece – 14 May 2025

1. Wide of abandoned shipwreck partially submerged in sea and rusting on rocky shore, at Akrotiri cape, near Sykamnia village

2. Mid of waves crashing against the rusted shipwreck

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Lesbos, Greece – 15 May 2025

3. Wide of numerous graves at cemetery for refugees

4. Close of gravestone marked "Unknown" in Greek and English

5. Wide of cemetery

6. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Stratos Valamios, fisherman: ++PART COVERED BY SHOTS 2, 3, 5 & 5, 7 & 8++

“The hard times were when there were shipwrecks, when we were collecting the babies who were drowning, when you saved the mother and the baby was drowning, when the baby was drowning and you saved the mother. And you would come here, and the mother would say, why did you save me and let the baby drown? Thousands, thousands have drowned."

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ARCHIVE: Lesbos, Greece – 28 October 2015

7. Mid of refugees on boat making peace signs as they approach shore near Skala Sykamnia village

8. Mid of rescue workers assisting migrants in life jackets

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ARCHIVE: Lesbos, Greece – 29 October 2015

9. Wide of abandoned life jackets near Skala Sykamnia village

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Lesbos, Greece – 14 May 2025

10. Wide of an abandoned life jacket on rocky shore

11. Wide of a discarded tire, used as life jacket, among rocks and debris

12. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Stratos Valamios, fisherman: ++PART COVERED BY SHOTS 10, 11 & 12++

“The only thing I feel is not that I was scared or that I wanted a psychologist. The only thing I feel is anger, you understand?”

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Lesbos, Greece – 15 May 2025

13. SOUNDBITE (Greek) Stratos Valamios, fisherman:

“That such things can happen, that babies can drown. They’re just numbers. Nobody cares.”

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Lesbos, Greece – 12 May 2025

14. Various of refugee Soheib Shehk from Pakistan working at a sewing machine on the ‘Safe Passage’ support initiative workshop

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Soheib Shehk, refugee: ++PART COVERED BY SHOTS 14 & 15++

"There was chaos in Pakistan, like everyday bomb blasting and stuff, firing and stuff like that. So, I was mixed in in this kind of stuff. It was, the trip was nothing that difficult. I was pretty young also like maybe 17 or maybe something like that, 16 or something. So, yeah, that didn't feel that much difficult and life-threatening."

17. Various of Shehk showing products

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Lesbos, Greece – 13 May 2025

16. Various of Mavrovouni refugee camp

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Efi Latsoudi, activist, Lesbos Solidarity director: ++PART COVERED BY SHOTS 18 & 20++

“Camps should be a very temporary and a very short-term solution for refugees and for any person. At the same time, we have a society that is more calm, because they don't see the refugees so much, but we don't know what will happen if the policies change.”

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Lesbos, Greece – 13 May 2025

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(20 Jun 2025)

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Madrid - 20 June 2025

1. Various of protesters marching with Palestinian flags and signs

2. Mid of protesters holding large Palestinian flag

3. Various of protest

4. Protester holding sign reading (English): "All peoples lose all wars"

5. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Mabel Bernardos, analyst:

"That the governments or those in power are not doing what they should be doing. They are repressing the people who are trying to end the war. So, it's truly discouraging."

6. Mid of protesters gathering with Palestinian flags

7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Eisa Alsoweis, born in Belen, Spain resident:

"We are highlighting the double standards of the entire Western world, except for a few countries, right? Especially the United States. How it looks at what Israel does with double standards and claims it has the right to defence when it is actually the one attacking."

8. Wide of protesters holding a large Palestinian flag

9. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Laura Ferre, activist of Rescop, university teacher:

"Seeing these days with the tensions also with Iran, it is a new phase of escalation, another new front. But let's not forget that Israel is not only massacring the Palestinian people, but we have also seen Syria. We have seen Lebanon, we have seen Yemen, and we have seen so many other peoples in the region affected by its policy."

10. Wide of protesters chanting UPSOUND (Spanish): "Palestine will win from the river to the sea"

11. Various of protest, people chanting

12. Wide of police vehicles blocking street during protest

STORYLINE:

Protesters gathered in downtown Madrid on Friday in a show of solidarity for Palestinians in Gaza and to call for peace in the region.

Spanish protesters chanted slogans and held signs, including one that read: "All peoples lose all wars."

Several organizations called for the demonstration, with most demanding a boycott of Israel and a break in relations between the Spanish government and Israel.

"We are highlighting the double standards of the entire Western world, except for a few countries, right? Especially the United States," said protester Eisa Alsoweis.

"How it looks at what Israel does with double standards and claims it has the right to defence when it is actually the one attacking," he added.

Activist and university teacher Laura Ferre said that Israel's tensions with Iran had brought a "new phase of escalation, another new front."

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Haifa, Israel - 20 June 2025

1. Pull out from damaged building to heavy machinery working at site of strike

2. Various of members of rescue services entering and checking the damage in the building ++MUTE FROM SOURCE++

3. Pan of damaged building

4. Various of machinery working at site of the strike

5. Pan of damaged cars and structure

6. Tilt up and close-up of damaged windows in building

STORYLINE:

Iranian missiles crashed into the northern Israeli city of Haifa on Friday, sending plumes of smoke billowing over the Mediterranean port and wounding at least 31 people as negotiations kicked off in Geneva.

Israel and Iran traded strikes a week into their war on Friday as President Donald Trump weighed U.S. military involvement and key European ministers met with Iran's top diplomat in Geneva in a scramble to de-escalate the conflict.

But the first face-to-face meeting between Western and Iranian officials in the weeklong war concluded after four hours with no sign of an immediate breakthrough.

European negotiators expressed hope for more negotiations in the future. I

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said he was open to further dialogue.

But heiemphasized that Tehran had no interest in negotiating with the U.S. while Israel continued attacking. Israel said its warplanes hit dozens of military targets in Iran early Friday, including missile-manufacturing facilities.

The war between Israel and Iran erupted June 13, with Israeli airstrikes targeting nuclear and military sites, top generals and nuclear scientists. At least 657 people, including 263 civilians, have been killed in Iran and more than 2,000 wounded, according to a Washington-based Iranian human rights group.

Iran has retaliated by firing 450 missiles and 1,000 drones at Israel, according to Israeli army estimates. Most have been shot down by Israel’s multitiered air defences, but at least 24 people in Israel have been killed and hundreds wounded

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Haifa, Israel - 20 June 2025

1. Pull out from damaged building to heavy machinery working at site of strike

2. Various of members of rescue services entering and checking the damage in the building ++MUTE FROM SOURCE++

3. Pan of damaged building

4. Various of machinery working at site of the strike

5. Pan of damaged cars and structure

6. Tilt up and close-up of damaged windows in building

STORYLINE:

Iranian missiles crashed into the northern Israeli city of Haifa on Friday, sending plumes of smoke billowing over the Mediterranean port and wounding at least 31 people as negotiations kicked off in Geneva.

Israel and Iran traded strikes a week into their war on Friday as President Donald Trump weighed U.S. military involvement and key European ministers met with Iran's top diplomat in Geneva in a scramble to de-escalate the conflict.

But the first face-to-face meeting between Western and Iranian officials in the weeklong war concluded after four hours with no sign of an immediate breakthrough.

European negotiators expressed hope for more negotiations in the future. I

Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi said he was open to further dialogue.

But heiemphasized that Tehran had no interest in negotiating with the U.S. while Israel continued attacking. Israel said its warplanes hit dozens of military targets in Iran early Friday, including missile-manufacturing facilities.

The war between Israel and Iran erupted June 13, with Israeli airstrikes targeting nuclear and military sites, top generals and nuclear scientists. At least 657 people, including 263 civilians, have been killed in Iran and more than 2,000 wounded, according to a Washington-based Iranian human rights group.

Iran has retaliated by firing 450 missiles and 1,000 drones at Israel, according to Israeli army estimates. Most have been shot down by Israel’s multitiered air defences, but at least 24 people in Israel have been killed and hundreds wounded

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