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(20 Jun 2025)

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London - 19 June 2025

1. Tilt down exterior of London Palladium

2. Zoom into sign

3. Medium of crowd

4. Various of performance of “Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina” by Rachel Zegler

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Andrew Lloyd Webber, composer ++PART OVERLAID BY VISION OF SHOTS 4 AND 6++

"Well, I saw the first preview. I haven't seen it since actually, and it really worked very, very well. And I'm understanding now that the crowds coming to see it are, you know, really getting quite large. I'm slightly worried that, you know, that it's not going to - you know, I hope it doesn't get out of hand, because, I mean, it is an extraordinary moment. And within the theater, it's really exciting because suddenly you see her with a genuine huge crowd, which you can't do on stage. I mean, I think there will be people who are disappointed that she hasn't sung it live in the theater, but I think it's going to be greatly outweighed by the theatricality of using film in that way. In a way, that's kind of what Eva Perón would have wanted, you know, that people are actually experiencing her big anthem, as it were, for free."

6. Various of performance of “Don’t Cry for Me, Argentina” by Rachel Zegler

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(20 Jun 2025)

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Deir al-Balah, Gaza Strip - 20 June 2025

1.⁠ ⁠People carrying wrapped bodies out of morgue at Al Aqsa hospital

2.⁠ ⁠Various of people placing bodies on ground, relatives of killed gathering

3.⁠ ⁠People mourning their killed relatives

4.⁠ ⁠Various of people placing bodies on ground, people gathering

5.⁠ ⁠Various of people performing funeral prayers

6.⁠ ⁠Various of people gathering near bodies of those killed

7.⁠ ⁠Various of people carrying bodies and loading on truck

8.⁠ ⁠Various of destroyed house after Israeli airstrike

9.⁠ ⁠Child looking to destruction through destroyed wall

10.⁠ ⁠Various of destruction

11.⁠ ⁠Various of people inspecting rubble

12.⁠ ⁠Various of destruction

13.⁠ ⁠Various of bulldozer removing rubble

14.⁠ ⁠Various of destruction

STORYLINE:

A total of 37 Palestinians were killed on Friday in the Gaza strip, including some in Israeli strikes and others while on their way to pick up aid, hospital officials said.

Officials at Al Aqsa Hospital in central Gaza said they have received since midnight Thursday the bodies of 14 people, including 11 who were killed in an airstrike on Deir al-Balah in central Gaza.

It said the three others were killed near one of the aid distributing hubs in central Gaza, close to the Netzarim Corridor, a strip of land held by Israeli troops.

There was no immediate comment from the Israeli military.

Over the past days, witnesses claimed that Israeli troops opened fire as crowds tried to reach Israeli- and U.S.-supported food distribution centers in Gaza leaving dozens of people dead or wounded.

Palestinians say they face the choice of starving or risking death as they make their way past Israeli forces to reach the distribution points, which are run by a private contractor, Israeli-US backed, the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation.

The Health Ministry in Hamas-controlled Gaza says several hundred people have been killed and hundreds more wounded in such shootings since the centers opened.

Despite the Israel-Iran war that broke out a week ago, Israel operations in the Gaza Strip have continued.

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(20 Jun 2025)

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 20 June 2025

1. Wide of protesters marching with signs and Palestinian flags

2. Various of protesters with flags, signs

3. Poster reading (English) “Free Palestine, End Israeli Occupation”

4. Protester with poster

5. Poster with Iran's leader Qassem Soleimani picture

6. Various of drummers at protest

7. Mid of Malaysian Consultative Council of Islamic Organizations President, Mohamad Azmi Abdul Hamid (in white shirt) talking to reporters

8. Palestinian flag waving

9. Various of a protester giving a speech

10. Protester Ridhuan Husaini standing and holding a sign

11. SOUNDBITE (Malay) Ridhuan Husaini, protester:

“If this becomes World War III or not depends on America's reaction, although America says they won't join the war, we can see there are some sort of efforts (to help Israel) and it's some kind of a conspiracy.”

12. Various of local police standing guard

STORYLINE:

Dozens of protester staged a demonstration in Kuala Lumpur, on Friday, against the United States' support for Israel during the war against Hamas in Gaza and its attacks on Iran.

Marching to the U.S. Embassy, after Friday afternoon prayers, they carried flags and posters calling for Netanyahu's arrest and for freeing Palestine and the end of Israeli occupation.

“Whether this becomes World War III or not depends on America's reaction. Although America says it won't join the war, we can see there are some sort of efforts (to help Israel) and there's some sort of conspiracy going on,” said student and protester Ridhuan Husaini.

Many of them carried Palestinian flags and signs in showing support for Iran's leaders.

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(20 Jun 2025)

CYPRUS ANCIENT RAP BATTLES

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Larnaca, Cyprus - 8 June 2025

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

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

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

UPSOUND: (Cypriot Dialect) Adamos Peratikos: "Let me tell you Antonis something that I suggest to you, come right to the entrance of the tunnel and they should turn you back."

4. UPSOUND: (Cypriot Dialect) Peratikos’ rival: "Adamos, I'm coming back to you and it seems like you want to suffer, you never beat me and you'll never beat me."

Peratikos: UPSOUND: (Cypriot Dialect) "If you're involved with music at all, I say this and I undersign it..."

5. Audience member reacts

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

"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."

7. Peratikos listens as his rival rhymes a dismissive lyric UPSOUND: (Cypriot Dialect) "Tell me when was the last time you Christened anyone because I don't remember."

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

"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."

9. Pan left of audience

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

"Not at all, because artificial intelligence doesn’t rhyme (tsiattista) in the Cypriot dialect. Not a chance. There’s no such thing that could write rhymes (tsiattista) in the Cypriot dialect. There are words that we've heard but we don't even know, so there's no way artificial intelligence does."

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

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

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

"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 ... [truncated]

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(20 Jun 2025)

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Tehran, Iran - 20 June 2025

1. Various of Tehran skyline and empty streets

STORYLINE:

The streets were quiet in Tehran on Friday as Israel and Iran exchanged strikes a week into their war.

Many residents have left the capital and those who remain in the city are largely choosing to stay indoors for extended periods.

Israel said it conducted airstrikes into Friday morning in Iran with more than 60 aircraft hitting what it said were industrial sites to manufacture missiles. It did not elaborate on the locations.

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 defenses, but at least 24 people in Israel have been killed and hundreds wounded.

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(20 Jun 2025)

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MOFA Briefing

Spokesperson: Guo Jiakun

Date: 20 June 2025

Duration: 4 min 11 sec

1. Singaporean Prime Minister Lawrence Wong will pay an official visit to China from June 22 to 26. Could you introduce the arrangements for this visit?

Prime Minister Lawrence Wong, after taking office in May, chose China as his first country to visit outside ASEAN, which fully reflects the high importance he attaches to developing China-Singapore relations. During the visit, President Xi Jinping will meet with Prime Minister Wong. Premier Li Qiang and Chairman Zhao Leji will also hold talks and meetings with him, respectively. The two sides will have in-depth exchanges of views on China-Singapore relations and international and regional issues of common concern.

2. Foreign ministers of several European countries will meet with the Iranian foreign minister today. Russian President Putin stated yesterday that Moscow is willing to mediate the conflict between Israel and Iran. Who does China prefer to lead this mediation effort? Will Beijing propose any related initiatives?

After Israel launched military actions against Iran, China made active diplomatic efforts and maintained communication with all parties, including Iran and Israel, to promote de-escalation of tensions and prevent the region from falling into greater turmoil.

Yesterday, during a phone call with President Putin, President Xi Jinping put forward four propositions regarding the current situation, systematically elaborating on China’s position. The use of force is not the right way to resolve international disputes, and escalating regional tensions is not in the common interest of the international community. The urgent task is to work together to promote a ceasefire and end the conflict.

China is willing to continue working with regional countries and the international community to play a constructive role in restoring peace and stability in the Middle East as soon as possible.

3. On Thursday, Lai Ching-te called on Taiwan’s defense authorities to step up monitoring of espionage activities from China. What is the spokesperson’s comment on this?

The DPP authorities are once again trying to grab attention. No matter what they say or do, it cannot change the fact that Taiwan is part of China, nor can it change the historical trend that China will and must be reunified. Seeking independence by force is doomed to fail.

4. The White House stated yesterday that Trump will continue to extend the deadline this week for TikTok to find a buyer or to be banned in the U.S. What is China’s comment on this? Any thoughts on the possibility of TikTok reaching a deal?

China has repeatedly stated its principled position on the TikTok issue, and we will continue to handle relevant matters in accordance with Chinese laws and regulations.

5. A Chinese citizen who was convicted of raping 10 women in the United Kingdom ... [truncated]

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Geneva, Switzerland - 20 June 2025

1. Wide of man entering German's permanent mission building in Geneva

2. Wide of cameras and street, pan to German permanent mission

3. Entrance of German permanent mission

4. Wide of sign at mission

5. Wide of car in front of permanent mission

6. Mid of embassy and car, pan down to car

7. Wide of street with media and permanent mission

STORYLINE:

There was activity at the German permanent mission in Geneva on Friday ahead of expected talks in the city between Iran's foreign minister and European counterparts.

It was not immediately clear where the talks would take place.

Europe’s push for diplomacy is in sharp contrast to messages from Washington, with U.S. President Donald Trump openly weighing bombing Iran and calling for the unconditional surrender of the Iranian leadership.

Iran's Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi will travel to Geneva for the meetings Friday, the state-run IRNA news agency reported.

European diplomats, who spoke on the condition of anonymity to discuss the confidential talks, confirmed the meetings.

“All sides must show restraint, refrain from taking steps which lead to further escalation in the region, and return to diplomacy," read a joint statement issued Wednesday by France, Germany, the U.K. and the EU.

The three European countries, commonly referred to as the E3, played an important role in the negotiations over the original 2015 nuclear deal with Iran.

But they have repeatedly threatened to reinstate sanctions that were lifted under the deal if Iran does not improve its cooperation with the U.N. nuclear watchdog.

The meeting in Geneva could also provide the three European nations and the EU with a unique opportunity to reach out to Iran in what is going to be the first face-to-face meeting between Western officials and Tehran since the start of the conflict a week ago.

It’s a timely moment for Europe to test the chances for a diplomatic solution and seek Iran’s positions amid escalating rhetoric between the U.S. and Iran.

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Kakuma, Kenya - 4 June 2025

1. Various of a child suffering from malnutrition being examined

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Sammy Nyang’a, nutritionist: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT3++

"There will be no diversification of diet, no more variety of diet and no more support in terms of the basic needs they used to get three times a day, now that we have stopped giving them cash. So, the food they will be getting, we are getting a lot of malnutrition cases."

3. Various of child suffering from malnutrition being examined

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Kakuma, Kenya - 3 June 2025

4. Various of , Uganda refugee receiving food

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Kakuma, Kenya - 2 June 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (Kiswahili) Martin Komol, Ugandan refugee: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS OVERLAID BY SHOT6-7++

"The food we received in May, only lasted a week. We ate for just a week and it was over and we spent three weeks without food."

6. Tracking shot of Martin Komol showing his empty cooking area

7. Various of Komol showing his empty cooking utensils

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Kakuma, Kenya - 3 June 2025

8. Various of a WFP truck being loaded with food for distribution

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Kakuma, Kenya - 3 June 2025

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Colin Buleti, WFP's head in Kakuma: ++SOUNDBITE STARTS ON PREVIOUS SHOT AND IS PARTIALLY OVERLAID BYSHOT10++

"Come August, we are likely to see a more difficult scenario. If WFP (World Food Program) doesn’t receive any funding between now and then, it means only a fraction of the refugees will be able to get assistance."

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Kakuma, Kenya - 4 June 2025

10. Depleted WFP tent

STORYLINE:

Martin Komol sighs as he inspects his cracked, mud-walled house that is one rain away from fully collapsing. Nothing seems to last for him and 300,000 other refugees in this remote Kakuma camp in Kenya — now, not even food rations.

Funding for the U.N. World Food Program has dropped after the Trump administration paused support in March, part of the widespread dismantling of foreign aid by the United States, once the world's biggest donor.

That means Komol, a widowed father of five from Uganda, has been living on handouts from neighbors since his latest monthly ration ran out two weeks ago. He said he survives on one meal a day, sometimes a meal every two days.

''The food we received in May, only lasted a week. We ate for just a week and it was over and we spent three weeks without food,'' the 59-year-old said. He is reluctant to return to Uganda, one of the more than 20 home countries of Kakuma's refugees.

Food rations have been halved. Previous ration cuts led to protests in March. Monthly cash transfers that refugees used to buy proteins and vegetables to supplement the rice, lentils and cooking oil distributed by WFP have ended this month.

Each refugee now receives 3 kilograms (6 pounds) of rice per month, far below the 9 kilograms recommended by the U.N... [truncated]

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Lira, Uganda – 19 May 2025

1. Wide of Lucy Abalo, a Community Health Extension Worker, riding her bicycle

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Lucy Abalo, Community Health Extension worker (CHEW):

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 3, 4 AND 5++

"This bike is ever out here since this is the only bike that whenever anybody who wants it and they know it. The community knows that if you want a bike, don’t bother. Just go to Lucy she will give you the bike, you use it. I have some clients here who go and pick the drugs and that is the most important thing that this bike is doing here in this community."

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Lira, Uganda – 18 May 2025

3. Various of Buffalo bike outside Abalo's house

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Lira, Uganda – 19 May 2025

4. Various of Abalo riding a bike to visit health clients

5. Various of Abalo interacting with clients

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Susan Apio, Community Health Extension worker (CHEW):

++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOT 7 AND 8++

"At first when we were walking it was very hard sometime even you can be caught by the rain because you would be walking. But when they gave us the bicycle, this thing really helped us more especially I am talking because of me. It has helped me because when I am moving within the community, I don’t take long. Even I don’t take time. It also helps me to cover a number of households within the community."

7. Various of Susan Apio, a Community Health Extension Worker (CHEW) leaving her house

8. Apio riding her bicycle

STORYLINE:

The bicycle parked in Lucy Abalo’s compound doesn’t belong to her.

Anyone of the hundreds of people in her village can show up and ask to use it.

“The community knows that if you want a bike, don’t bother. Just go to Lucy she will give you the bike, you use it,” Abalo said.

She is one of dozens of “village doctors” in rural Uganda who recently were supplied with the ‘Buffalo Bicycle’, because its steel parts are reinforced to perform in areas with bad roads.

World Bicycle Relief, a Chicago-based nonprofit, promotes the Buffalo Bicycle in remote parts of Africa.

It collaborates with governments, non-governmental groups and others who use the bikes to improve access to health services.

In Uganda, an east African country of 45 million people, efforts to market the bicycle have focused on supporting health workers like Abalo, who visits people’s homes and reports any issues to authorities.

As a community health extension worker, or CHEW, she has gained the trust of villagers, who can knock on her door in emergency situations.

She said she helps to look after about 8,000 people in the area.

World Bicycle Relief, operating locally as Buffalo Bicycles Uganda, has collaborated with Ugandan health authorities since 2023 to equip 331 CHEWs in two of the country's 146 districts.

Bicycles have long been ubiquitous, and many families have one.

Cultural norms in northern Uganda don’t prohibit women from riding.

While the roads... [truncated]

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