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(18 Jun 2025)

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Basel, Switzerland - 17 June 2025

1. Wide of triptych by Leonora Carrington entitled “Sueño de Sirenas” (1963)

2. Detail of right side panel

3. Various of Pablo Picasso’s “Homme à la pipe assis et amour” (1969)

4. Wide of “We See Things They’ll Never See” (2025) by Friedrich Kunath

5. Crowds walking through the gallery

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Maike Cruse, Art Basel Show Director:

“Every year I’m looking forward to all the 289 galleries from 42 countries that we are inviting to participate at Art Basel. We know pretty much what they bring every year but still it’s very exciting to go around the halls on the first day and really see their presentations that are very high quality. I saw fantastic works today from very emerging (artists) at ‘Statements’, very young artists like Bagus Pandega.”

7. Various of “Fabric of the Earth” (2025) by Bagus Pandega

8. Pandega walking through his own artwork

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Bagus Pandega, artist:

“I can say it’s experimental. It’s really technical. I do a lot of exploration based on the ideas and also on the tinkering, technical things, so it’s quite complex. I hope it’s easy for the audience to see, but it’s not easy for the artist to build something like that.”

10. Various of Roméo Mivekannin’s “Femme sur Canapé avec Servante Accoudée à Droite” (2025)

11. Various of “Standard” (2018) Alessandro Balteo-Yazbeck

12. Wide of “The Wishing Well” (2025) by Monilola Olayemi Ilupeju

13. Wide of “Mappa” (1983) by Alighiero Boetti

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Basel, Switzerland - 16 June 2025

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Magnus Resch, art market expert:

“Geopolitics have a tremendous impact on the art market. There are only a handful of art buyers, and if they are influenced by geopolitical events, sentiments, then they stop buying, and the art market feels it. This market is heavily driven on sentiments, so geopolitical events around us can influence that tremendously.”

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Basel, Switzerland - 17 June 2025

15. Various details of “Mappa” (1983) by Alighiero Boetti

16. Mid of Carrie Mae Weems’ “Painting the Town #17” (2021)

17. Various of Marcel Duchamp’s “L.H.O.O.Q. Rasée” (1965), based on the Mona Lisa

18. Various high angle views of Art Basel crowds in the courtyard

19. Zoom out of “Tunnel Tell (Ceci Sera)” (2025) by Alicja Kwade

20. Pull out from mirrored centre of Jordan Wolfson’s 2024 work, “Mirror and Bear”

21. Wide of Judith Bernstein’s Matisse-inspired “The Dance” 1993

22. Wide of “Mesmerizing Votive Pagoda Lantern - Frosted Lotus Ultramundane Flowers” (2025) by Haegue Yang

23. Zoom into inverted reflection of the above in Anish Kapoor’s “Organic Green to Clear” (2016)

24. Various of Joan Mitchell’s “Untitled (Canada)” (1975)

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Basel, Switzerland - 16 June 2025

25. Tilt down of Basel Cathedral on Münsterplatz

26. Sign showing that this is one of the Parcours sites, installations across the city

27. Wide of “Hylozoic/Desires” by Himali Singh... [truncated]

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(18 Jun 2025)

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Nairobi - 18 June 2025

1. Various of Jonah Kariuki, father to Boniface Kariuki, a vendor who was shot in the head during protests by a police officer,

2. SOUNDBITE (Swahili) Jonah Kariuki, father to Boniface who was shot in the head by police:

"I saw a clip on my phone then I was called in the evening at around 8 pm from those who were working with him. They told me that my son had been shot. From the clip I was seeing, I thought it was not my son but they confirmed it was him. I looked at the phone again and my heart skipped a beat."

3. Various of the news conference

4. SOUNDBITE (Swahili) Jonah Kariuki, father to Boniface who was shot in the head by police:

"I would say that those police officers need to take responsibility because they also have children and the person they hurt is somebody's child. It is someone who has hustled before they reached where they are. He has gone to school and gone through a lot and in our work, which is hawking sometimes you get hurt. He would stay at home for two weeks and I usually took care of him. So I feel a lot of pain and that police officer has committed a crime and stern action should be taken against him."

5. SOUNDBITE (Swahili) Jonah Kariuki, father to Boniface who was shot in the head by police:

"I am very fearful but am hopeful that God can do something and the boy recovers. But even at night, I am just crying even when I went home I just sat down in grief."

6. Set up shot of Okiya Omtatah, a Kenyan senator and human rights activist

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Okiya Omtatah a Kenyan senator and human rights activist:

"We saw he was critically injured but there are so many people who were injured by police and injured by those goons. We need accountability for these people. We cannot live in a country like this. This country is called the Republic of Kenya, being a republic it means a country governed by law not governed by rogue men and so we are demanding that tomorrow's demonstrations be peaceful, be massive until we get accountability for all the excesses that have been unleashed upon us by the regime of William Ruto and his acolytes."

8. Various of Jonah Kariuki leaving after the press conference at the hospital

STORYLINE:

Activists and the father of a Kenyan civilian who was shot at close range by police during the latest protests over the alleged killing of a blogger in custody on Wednesday demanded accountability and called for the officer who shot him to be charged.

Boniface Kariuki's father, Jonah Kariuki, told journalists his only son remained under intensive care after he underwent surgery on Tuesday night.

He said the bullet went through his son's head, just above the ear, but the surgery had been “successful” and “his heart was beating.”

The 22-year-old Kariuki, a hawker like his father, was holding a packet of face masks and is believed to have been caught up in a confrontation with two officers in Nairobi as hundr... [truncated]

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(18 Jun 2025)

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Tokyo - 18 June 2025

1. Various of people holding parasols, walking in the heat in central Tokyo

2. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Tomoya Nakaura, student in Tokyo:

“It suddenly got hot this week. It looks like the rainy season is over.”

3. People holding parasols

4. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Tomoya Nakaura, student in Tokyo:

“Recently, I’ve been thinking about getting a parasol. But since I’m a man, I don’t have the habit of carrying them. I’m still thinking about it.”

5. Man holding parasol

6. Woman holding parasol

7. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Maho Kato, Tokyo resident:

“I’ve been making a lot of tea for my freezable bottle to carry it around.”

8. Bottled drink in hand

9. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Maho Kato, Tokyo resident:

“Ten years ago, it would have been still the middle of the rainy season, but the temperatures feel like what we used to get once the rainy season was over."

10. Various of portable fans sold at a shop

11. Woman with portable fan

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Megan LaPoint, international schoolteacher in Tokyo:

"I'm pretty much treating it like it's August right now, because this is standard weather for August.”

13. People holding parasols

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Megan LaPoint, international schoolteacher in Tokyo:

“I actually, you'll see a lot of people around have the parasols. So I actually have a parasol when I'm going to go for long walks. I go out in the early mornings and late evenings and try to avoid the heat during the day.”

15. Various of cooling mist being sprayed for pedestrians

16. Various of people crossing street

STORYLINE:

Tokyo residents were seen equipped with parasols, portable fans and bottled drinks in hand on Wednesday as the Japanese Meteorological Agency issued heatstroke advisories across Japan.

High temperatures hit western Japan including in Tajima City in Gifu prefecture where it had reached 37.6 degrees Celsius (99.68 Fahrenheit).

In Tokyo, the temperature reached nearly 35 degrees Celsius (95 Fahrenheit) — unusually high for this time of the year, as residents adjusted to the intense summer heat.

“I’m pretty much treating it like it's August right now,” said Megan LaPoint, a teacher at an international school in Tokyo.

According to the Tokyo Fire Department, more than 50 people were sent to hospital due to heatstrokes on Wednesday.

One person died from a heatstroke in the nearby Kanagawa prefecture, according to local authorities.

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(18 Jun 2025)

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Nairobi - 17 June 2025

1. Various STILL images making a stop-motion sequence of a police officer carrying a shotgun shooting a civilian at pointblank ++IMAGES ORIGINALLY 4:3++ ++MUTE++ ++ENDS ON FREEZE FRAME++

2. Mid of demonstrators singing the Kenyan National Anthem while carrying the wounded person who had been shot by the police officer

3. Tracking shot of police officers during protest

STORYLINE:

An Associated Press photographer captured the shooting of a civilian by a Kenyan police officer in the head at close range on Tuesday, during the latest protest against the country’s deadly and pervasive issue of police brutality.

It happened on one of Nairobi's busiest streets, again outraging many Kenyans, who have long witnessed officers shooting or beating protesters and others.

Tuesday’s shooting was rare because the officer fired in full view of journalists.

The AP is publishing the photos despite their graphic nature because they show evidence of a police shooting of a civilian.

The man who was shot appeared to be a vendor, not a protester — he fell holding a packet of face masks he was selling.

The photos show officers jumping off a vehicle, with guns.

An officer wearing a face mask fires his gun in the direction of protesters, who are outside the frame of the photo.

The same officer and a colleague run over to the vendor.

It's not clear why they approached him, guns drawn, or what was said.

The officers push at the man, who raises his hands toward his face.

As he is shoved and moves away, the man glances back.

The officer raises his weapon and shoots at him.

After the shooting, the officer and his colleague walk away.

The man survived, according to a spokesperson at the Nairobi hospital where he and several others hurt during the protest were taken.

He was not the only one with a gunshot wound, but he quickly came to represent them all.

A senior health ministry official, Patrick Amoth, told local media later Tuesday that the man — still unidentified — was in surgery, with a bed on standby in intensive care.

For decades, Kenya's police officers have been accused of extrajudicial killings during protests or with the aim of silencing critics. Watchdog groups in Nairobi keep tallies. Multiple officials have vowed to rein it in.

Tuesday’s protest was over the death in police custody earlier this month of a blogger who a senior police official had accused of defamation.

Later Tuesday, as questions grew about the shooting — “Killer police," one Nairobi headline read — police expressed concern.

In a statement, they said the officer had been arrested. Police did not name him, but outraged Kenyans zoomed in on his uniform.

Kenyan President William Ruto, who has promised to halt police brutality, did not immediately comment.

The next protest against police abuses is scheduled for June 24.

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(18 Jun 2025)

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Bangkok - 18 June 2025

1. Thai Foreign Ministry spokesperson Nikorndej Balankura entering news briefing room

2. Various of journalists

3. Wide of Nikorndej speaking

4. SOUNDBITE (English), Nikorndej Balankura, Thai Foreign Ministry spokesperson:

"The Royal Thai Embassy in Tehran issued an announcement encouraging Thais to leave Tehran at the earliest possible time for their safety. They could travel and stay at the center (temporary shelter for Thais in Amol outside of Tehran) or with relatives outside Tehran."

5. Cutaway of journalist asking question

6. SOUNDBITE (English), Nikorndej Balankura, Thai Foreign Ministry spokesperson:

"The Royal Thai Embassy in Tehran has maintained constant contact with Thai communities in Iran to monitor their request to leave Iran. There are currently five Thais stating their wish to return to Thailand and the embassy is coordinating accordingly, while most Thais residing in Iran still wish to stay in the country. In this regard the embassy has already prepared the land routes for Thais to travel to Iran's neighboring countries."

7. Cutaway of officials

8. Nikorndej at end of briefing

STORYLINE:

Thai nationals were advised to leave Tehran at the earliest chance possible and avoid travelling to affected areas, according to a foreign ministry spokesperson.

Nikorndej Balankura spoke at a news conference in Bangkok on Wednesday in which he also said there is no immediate plan for an evacuation from Iran.

He added that there are about 350 Thais currently in Iran and none have been reported injured.

He said only five people have expressed their wish to return to Thailand, and the embassy is "coordinating accordingly".

The Thai embassy in Tehran has set up a temporary shelter for their citizens in Amol, and has temporarily relocated its office to Kordan in the Alborz province to ensure safety of those who need to travel for services, he said.

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(18 Jun 2025)

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MOFA Briefing

Spokesperson: Guo Jiakun

Date: 18 June 2025

Duration: 8 min 6 sec

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1. Could you introduce the progress of Chinese citizens’ evacuation from Iran and Israel?

As of now, under the coordination of the Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs and embassies and consulates in Iran, and with the active support of neighboring countries, 791 Chinese nationals have been relocated from Iran to safe areas, and over 1,000 more are currently in the process of evacuation.

Chinese embassies and consulates in neighboring countries such as Azerbaijan and Turkmenistan have sent task forces to assist Chinese citizens passing the border ports and help with their temporary resettlement and return to China afterwards. Some Chinese nationals have also been safely evacuated from Israel.

China expresses its gratitude for the strong support and assistance provided by the relevant countries. China’s Ministry of Foreign Affairs and the relevant diplomatic missions will continue to make every effort to help with the evacuation of Chinese citizens.

2. To follow up on the evacuation, how are the Chinese embassies in neighboring countries, especially around Iran, arranging the assistance for the citizens fleeing, and also for Israel, if you could share more information. Is the Chinese embassy in Iran organizing more overland evacuations to all these neighbors, or do any Chinese nationals need to make the effort on their own?

I want to emphasize that the Chinese embassies and consulates in Israel and Iran had previously issued relevant consular reminders, urging Chinese citizens to leave the country as soon as possible through land border ports. The related evacuation work is underway.

Chinese embassies and consulates will continue to make every effort to assist in the relocation and evacuation of Chinese citizens in accordance with their wills.

3. According to reports, during the G7 summit on Tuesday, the President of the European Commission Ursula von der Leyen accused China of ignoring global trade rules, providing large subsidies to support domestic enterprises, saying China had weaponized its dominant position in rare earths, and was transferring overcapacity to global markets. G7 must achieve diversification of key supply chains, especially raw materials, and jointly respond to non-market policies and practices. What is China’s comment on this?

We have noted the relevant reports and express strong dissatisfaction and firm opposition to the statements that ignore facts and are full of prejudice and double standards. China’s industrial subsidy policy adheres to the principles of openness, fairness, and compliance, strictly following WTO rules. The development of China’s industries relies on continuous technological innovation, a complete production and supply chain system, sufficient market competition, and abundant human resources. It is based on real ... [truncated]

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Tehran, Iran - 18 June 2025

1. Tehran skyline and rooftops

2. Various of empty streets and closed shops

STORYLINE:

Tehran’s streets appeared empty and quiet on Wednesday as Israeli attacks on the Iranian capital continued for the sixth day.

This also comes after U.S. President Donald Trump and Israeli leaders warned residents of Tehran to evacuate the city.

An Associated Press journalist observed only a handful of pedestrians, with taxis idling with no passengers in sight.

Trump on Monday posted on his social media site an ominous message calling for the immediate evacuation of Tehran while he’s in Canada attending the G7 summit.

Tehran is one of the largest cities in the Middle East, with around 10 million people, roughly equivalent to Israel’s entire population.

People have been fleeing since hostilities began.

As the U.S. sent warplanes to the Middle East, Trump made a series of statements about the conflict, including warning Supreme Leader Ayatollah Ali Khamenei that the U.S. knows his whereabouts, but that there were no plans to kill him “at least not for now.”

Meanwhile, intense Israeli airstrikes targeted Iran’s capital early Wednesday a day after U.S. President Donald Trump demanded “unconditional surrender.”

Iran launched a small barrage of missiles at Israel with no reports of casualties.

A spokesman for Iran’s foreign ministry warned Wednesday that any American intervention in the ongoing Israeli strikes targeting his country would spark “an all-out war" in the region.

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South Sudan - 9 June 2025

1. Various aerials over Upper Nile state showing scattered settlements and river amidst lush greenery, highlighting the challenges of delivering aid in war-torn regions

3. Various of aid packages stacked inside a cargo plane

4. Mid of aid worker securing cargo inside an aircraft

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Eric Oehlerich, Fogbow Chief Operation Officer:

“We’re in the middle of the rainy season in Africa. And the rainy season, it makes the overland truck delivery unreachable in a number of places and because these civilians have been displaced due to the internal conflict going on within South Sudan, the river is unpredictable in deliveries by barge, trucks can’t reach these remote villages, so airdrops is the only option.”

6. Mid of pilot navigating aircraft over Upper Nile State for aid delivery

7. Various of Fogbow Chief Operation Officer, Eric Oehlerich tracking the flight on a map on his smartphone just above the drop zone

8. Aerial of "X" painted on ground below

9. Aid being dropped

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Michael Mulroy, Fogbow President:

"Fogbow is a company, a private company, that works to enable humanitarian operations around the world. We do so by using the experience that we had, many of us in the military, but we also have people that served in the United Nations. We think we add value because we've worked for careers collectively in conflict zones, and we know how to essentially make very difficult situations work."

11. Aid in aircraft

12. Mid of pilot

13. View from cockpit as plane takes off

14. Mid of flight crew

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Ramallah, West Bank - 10 June 2025

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Bushra Khalidi, policy lead for Oxfam:

"That is not humanitarian aid, and that's not what humanitarian means, giving a party to the conflict the power over who receives the aid and where and from whom, it turns this aid and this relief into a tool of coercion. And it blurs the line between humanitarian assistance and military objectives. Oxfam, and I know I can speak I'm sure for for the for the most part of the principal humanitarian community, is that we cannot accept military or profit-driven intermediaries overriding principled aid delivery."

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Juba, South Sudan - 9 June 2025

15. Wide of workers loading sacks of aid supplies in a warehouse

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Nuseirat area, central Gaza - 29 May 2025

16. Various of people watching and walking near the U.S.-backed, Israeli-approved Gaza Humanitarian Foundation (GHF) aid distribution area, smoke rising in background UPSOUND gunfire

17. Wide of smoke trail in sky

18. Various of smoke plumes rising

STORYLINE:

Swooping low over the banks of a Nile River tributary, an aid flight operated by retired American military officers released a stream of food-stuffed sacks over a town emptied by fighting in South Sudan, a country wracked by conflict.

Monday's air drop was the latest in a controvers... [truncated]

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