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St. Paul, Minnesota - 15 June 2025

1. Pan of memorial and flowers left for former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman on steps of Minnesota State Capitol

2. Sign reading (English) "RIP Melissa Hortman"

3. Exterior of State Capitol

4. Man looking at memorial

4. Pan of flowers and handwritten notes

5. Note reading (English) "You were our leader through the hardest of times. Rest in power."

6. Notes reading (English) "Stick together for Melissa" "Rest in peace, rest in power, speaker. You changed countless lives. You will always be believed"

7. Picture of Hortman and her husband Mark Hortman

STORYLINE:

A memorial of flowers, candles, and handwritten notes lined the steps of the State Capitol in Minneapolis on Sunday in tribute to former Minnesota House Speaker Melissa Hortman and her husband Mark after they were killed in a shooting at their home.

Authorities say a man posed as a police officer and fatally shot the Hortmans at their home in Brooklyn Park early Saturday.

The massive search for the suspect, whom authorities identified as 57-year-old Vance Boelter, stretched into its second day on Sunday.

The FBI offered a reward of up to $50,000 for information leading to Boelter's arrest and conviction.

Senator John Hoffman, a Democrat, and his wife, Yvette, were also shot at their home in Champlin, about nine miles (15 kilometers) away, shortly before. They remain in hospital receiving treatment.

Minnesota Governor Tim Walz called the shooting of the state lawmakers “a politically motivated assassination.”

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Barcelona, Spain - 15 June 2025

1. Various of anti-mass tourism protest departing from downtown Barcelona, protesters carrying large banner

2. Various of protesters holding signs and marching

3. Daniel Pardo, member of local civil platform to promote decrease in tourism, speaking to media

4. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Daniel Pardo, member of local civil platform to promote decrease in tourism:

“We have to reduce the city’s capacity to host tourists, recover housing for regular citizens at reasonable prices, reducing hypermobility. They should forget about enlarging infrastructures at the port and the airport. It’s crazy to think about that in times of a climate emergency. We must improve working conditions for those working in the tourism sector and also promote other sectors of the economy that are more compatible with life because tourism is proving that it isn’t compatible with life in cities. It exploits and expels the citizens. And it destroys land and the planet.”

5. Various of protesters marching, holding signs and banners

6. Protester squirting tourists with water pistols

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Wanda Dorozenski, American tourist:

(Speaking protester spraying her with water pistol) "Thank you, alright sweetheart."

Bill Dorozenski, American tourist (English): "It’s nice to see everybody involved. I think if tourism goes away then there is a lot of money that comes in with it. Same with the US, so."

Wanda Dorozenski (English): "We have our own problems right now. Tremendous problems, tremendous problems. So we’re not going to complain about it. I think that these people are feeling something that is to them very personal and it’s perhaps destroying some of their areas.”

8. Protesters setting off smoke canister outside luxury brand store

9. Protesters squirting storefront with water pistols

10. Wide of smoke canister releasing smoke outside storefront

11. Close of protest sticker on storefront

12. Protester placing sticker

13. Close of sticker

14. Protesters putting tape across entrance to hotel

15. Hotel manager cutting tape, being squirted with water by protesters

16. Protester squirting water pistol

17. Various of firecrackers going off outside storefront, protesters squirting water pistols at storefront

18. Pan from riot police stopping protesters reaching Sagrada Familia area to protesters standing in line holding banner

19. Mid of protesters holding banner

20. Mid of riot police

21. Hotel receptionist Miguel Medrano speaking to reporter

22. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Miguel Medrano, protester and hotel receptionist:

“I think that right now mass tourism brings poverty because the wages we are paid are not enough for us to live. A big chunk of prices, both of rent and consumption in general here in Barcelona, are determined by tourist demand rather than people’s economic possibilities.”

23. Mid of protester Marina Sanahuja

24. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Marina Sanahuja, protester:

“I ... [truncated]

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The Hague, Netherlands - 15 June 2025

1. Wide of demonstrators gathering to demand the Dutch government do more to halt Israel’s campaign in Gaza

2. Mid of protesters holding sign and flags

3. Mid of protester applauding

4. Close of protester holding sign reading (English): "Feed Gaza, free Gaza"

5. Mid of protesters applauding

6. Various of protesters marching, carrying Palestinian flags and large flag

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Marin Koning, protester:

"I don't want to be complicit to these horrendous crimes happening there (in Gaza) and I want to speak out."

8. Protesters holding signs and flags

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Marija (no surname given), protester:

"I want my government to speak out that this is not acceptable anymore, and I want to show this in my way."

10. Wide of protesters raising fists and waving Palestinian flags

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Wilhelmina Renkes, protester:

"Yeah, in the Middle East it's very, very bad and all the governments they must do sanctions, big ones, big sanctions."

12. Protesters waving Palestinian and Turkish flags

13. Pan of large crowds at protest

STORYLINE:

Tens of thousands of red-clad protesters marched through the Dutch city of The Hague on Sunday to demand their government do more to halt Israel’s campaign in Gaza, in what organizers called the country’s biggest demonstration in two decades.

Human rights groups and aid agencies - including Amnesty International, Save the Children and Doctors Without Borders - estimated the peaceful crowd at more than 100,000 people.

The streets of The Hague were packed with old, young and even some babies on their first protest.

"I don't want to be complicit to these horrendous crimes happening there (in Gaza) and I want to speak out," said Marin Koning who took part in the demonstration.

"I want my government to speak out that this is not acceptable anymore, and I want to show this in my way," said another protester who gave only her first name, Marija.

After a 10-week blockade that barred all aid to Gaza, Israel is allowing the United Nations to deliver a trickle of food assistance and is backing a newly created U.S. aid group, which has opened several sites in the center and south of the territory to deliver food parcels.

But the aid system rolled out last month by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation has been troubled by near-daily shootings as crowds make their way to aid sites, while the longstanding U.N.-run system has struggled to deliver food because of Israeli restrictions and a breakdown of law and order.

On Thursday UN member nations voted overwhelmingly to demand an immediate ceasefire in Gaza, the release of all hostages held by Hamas, and unrestricted access for the delivery of desperately needed food to 2 million Palestinians.

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 14 June 2025

1. Various of child holding pot

2. Wide of people waiting for food

3. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hala al-Masri, 20, displaced Palestinian, five months pregnant: ++STARTS ON SHOT 2++

“My fetus is weak, he needs nutrition, there is no nutrition. They also bring pots of food which are enough for the camp. If there is enough I get food, if there is not enough, I get no food. The situation is bad for everyone, not just me. If there is food I eat, if there is no food I remain without food. We hope that you will help us. We are very tired of the situation we are in, and we are bored. I also suffer from pregnancy pressure, from the sun, pregnancy pressure, I cannot stand, I am talking to you and it is likely that my blood pressure will drop.”

4. Wide of people waiting for aid

5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Mohammad Misleh, displaced Palestinian: ++STARTS ON SHOT 4 AND PARTIALLY OVERLAID BY SHOT 6++

“I swear to God, I feed my children bread and salt, I swear to God. This is what's happening in Gaza today. This is what's happening in Gaza today. We are destroyed. We are finished in Gaza. No one cares about us, not one of the Arab and Islamic countries.”

6. Close of boy waiting for aid

STORYLINE:

A soup kitchen distributed food in a Gaza City tent camp on Saturday as Palestinians struggle to get meals amid Israel's ongoing blockade and military operation.

Palestinians across the Gaza Strip have become increasingly desperate as nearly three months of Israeli border closures have pushed the territory to the brink of famine.

The hot soup distributed on Saturday was not enough to feed everyone who came whether from inside or outside the camp as people crowded the collection point.

Hala al-Misri said she was five months pregnant and sometimes having to go without meals.

She said her pregnancy was being made more difficult by having to stand in the sun for extended periods.

Israel's military offensive in Gaza has killed over 55,000 Palestinians, according to Gaza's Health Ministry, which has said women and children make up more than half of the dead but does not distinguish between civilians and combatants in count.

Hamas sparked the war when its fighters led a rampage into southern Israel on October 7, 2023, killing some 1,200 people, mostly civilians, and abducting 251.

The war has destroyed vast areas of Gaza and displaced around 90% of its population, often multiple times.

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Le Bourget, France – 15 June 2025

1. Various of Riyadh Air passenger jet

2. Wide of aircraft on display ahead of Paris Air Show

3. Various of Azul airlines aircraft

4. Various of workers taking equipment across show area

5. Various of Emmanuel Viellard, Paris Air Show Commissioner General, looking out over show

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Emmanuel Viellard, Paris Air Show Commissioner General:

"Every international company is meeting here in Paris, it's very, very important. We have 85 of the top 100 biggest (aviation) companies in the world meeting here, in Paris. So to make business in the aerospace, this is here, in Paris."

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ARCHIVE: Le Bourget, France - 19 June 2023

7. Various of Paris Air Show, aircraft on airfield

8. Mid of US Army Shadow helicopter

9. JetBlue aircraft tail fin

10. Wide of airfield

11. Tilt down of rockets to Air France aircraft

12. Various of Volocity electric air taxi by Volocopter doing display flight

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Le Bourget, France – 15 June 2025

13. Various of French military aircraft

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Emmanuel Viellard, Paris Air Show Commissioner General:

"This year we'll have several big subjects on the table. The first is, of course, defence, with everything that happens in the world, of course it's quite important. We have also space, and all the European space industry is showing in a special Paris space hub, and we have also the decarbonisation to show what can bring the innovation to have a full decarbonised aviation for the future and of course many many reveals, many many news, many contracts that will be the theme of this 55th edition."

15. Various of Falcon jet

16. Various of booth for Venturi Space

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Paris, France – 15 June 2025

++VIDEO CALL++

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Aboulafia, Managing Director, AeroDynamic Advisory:

"You know, I think a lot of the industry's issues right now are supply-focused, and just when we were starting to see a substantial recovery, thanks in part to the investments made in the supply chain over the past couple of years, all of a sudden we've got people pulling back because of the risks of tariffs, trade wars, and whatever other barriers there are. So people are going to be focused on that: to what extent can we overcome these? To what extent do they represent a genuine risk? Is there the even bigger risk of a trade war or trade wars taking place over the coming months."

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Le Bourget, France – 15 June 2025

18. Various of signage for Boeing

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Paris, France – 15 June 2025

++VIDEO CALL++

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Aboulafia, Managing Director, AeroDynamic Advisory:

"The Air India tragedy, obviously, has a bit of a shadow on the show, and most notably, a couple of executives like (Boeing CEO) Kelly Ortberg and (Boeing Executive Vice President) Stephanie Pope at Boeing are not going to be here because they're focused on dealing with that. And of co... [truncated]

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 15 June 2025

1. Various of thousands of people, some carrying bags of food aid

2. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Somaiya Al-Najjar, displaced from Rafah:

"What made us go there is the lack of food, the lack of drink, the lack of money. This is what made me go there. I am a woman responsible for 15 people. By God, I am responsible for 15 people. And here I am, as I go, I return."

3. Various of people carrying bags of aid, some on backs of vehicles and carts

4. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Alaa Saqer, displaced Palestinian:

"It opens at 12, we come at 4 in the morning, some are martyred and injured, and you cannot carry them because you went out to get food. A person dies next to you and you cannot carry him. If you wanted to carry him with your hands you would return to your children without food. Life is death. You face death in the morning, and you face it while returning, and while going, and if you do not die from the shooting, you die from the stampede."

5. Various of people walking, some carrying aid

STORYLINE:

Palestinians returning from an Israeli- and U.S.-supported food distribution point on Sunday said they faced difficult and dangerous situations as they queued to get aid at the site.

"It opens at 12, we come at 4 in the morning, some are martyred and injured, and you cannot carry them because you went out to get food," said Alaa Saqer as he walked back from a distribution point.

"A person dies next to you and you cannot carry him. If you wanted to carry him with your hands you would return to your children without food. Life is death. You face death in the morning, and you face it while returning, and while going, and if you do not die from the shooting, you die from the stampede," he added.

His comments come as at least eight Palestinians were killed and dozens more wounded on Sunday in a shooting near Israeli and U.S.-supported food distribution points in the Gaza Strip, according to health officials.

Witnesses blamed the Israeli military, which did not immediately respond to a request for comment.

There have been near-daily shootings near the sites since they opened last month.

Witnesses say Israeli forces have repeatedly fired on the crowds and health officials say scores have been killed.

The military has acknowledged firing warning shots at what it says were suspects approaching its forces.

The shooting on Sunday happened close to the sites that are operated by the Gaza Humanitarian Foundation, a group that Israel and the United States hope will replace a system of aid distribution run by the United Nations, which has rejected the initiative, saying it violates humanitarian principles.

The aid system rolled out last month has been marred by chaos and violence, while the U.N. system has struggled to deliver food because of Israeli restrictions and a breakdown of law and order, despite Israel loosening a total blockade it imposed from early M... [truncated]

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Le Bourget, France – 15 June 2025

1. Various of Riyadh Air passenger jet

2. Wide of aircraft on display ahead of Paris Air Show

3. Various of Azul airlines aircraft

4. Various of workers taking equipment across show area

5. Various of Emmanuel Viellard, Paris Air Show Commissioner General, looking out over show

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Emmanuel Viellard, Paris Air Show Commissioner General:

"Every international company is meeting here in Paris, it's very, very important. We have 85 of the top 100 biggest (aviation) companies in the world meeting here, in Paris. So to make business in the aerospace, this is here, in Paris."

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ARCHIVE: Le Bourget, France - 19 June 2023

7. Various of Paris Air Show, aircraft on airfield

8. Mid of US Army Shadow helicopter

9. JetBlue aircraft tail fin

10. Wide of airfield

11. Tilt down of rockets to Air France aircraft

12. Various of Volocity electric air taxi by Volocopter doing display flight

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Le Bourget, France – 15 June 2025

13. Various of French military aircraft

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Emmanuel Viellard, Paris Air Show Commissioner General:

"This year we'll have several big subjects on the table. The first is, of course, defence, with everything that happens in the world, of course it's quite important. We have also space, and all the European space industry is showing in a special Paris space hub, and we have also the decarbonisation to show what can bring the innovation to have a full decarbonised aviation for the future and of course many many reveals, many many news, many contracts that will be the theme of this 55th edition."

15. Various of Falcon jet

16. Various of booth for Venturi Space

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Paris, France – 15 June 2025

++VIDEO CALL++

17. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Aboulafia, Managing Director, AeroDynamic Advisory:

"You know, I think a lot of the industry's issues right now are supply-focused, and just when we were starting to see a substantial recovery, thanks in part to the investments made in the supply chain over the past couple of years, all of a sudden we've got people pulling back because of the risks of tariffs, trade wars, and whatever other barriers there are. So people are going to be focused on that: to what extent can we overcome these? To what extent do they represent a genuine risk? Is there the even bigger risk of a trade war or trade wars taking place over the coming months."

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Le Bourget, France – 15 June 2025

18. Various of signage for Boeing

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Paris, France – 15 June 2025

++VIDEO CALL++

19. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Aboulafia, Managing Director, AeroDynamic Advisory:

"The Air India tragedy, obviously, has a bit of a shadow on the show, and most notably, a couple of executives like (Boeing CEO) Kelly Ortberg and (Boeing Executive Vice President) Stephanie Pope at Boeing are not going to be here because they're focused on dealing with that. And of co... [truncated]

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Jerusalem - 15 June 2025

1. Various of residents in Jerusalem buying food at store in the wake of Iran firing missiles into Israel

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Hanita Krima, Jerusalem resident:

"My whole family lives in Ramat Gan and much closer to the bombs. So (the) street really next to my mother's house was bombed. And my whole family is quite anxious and very nervous about it. But here in Jerusalem we feel a bit different about it. We feel a little bit more safe, I don't know, maybe it's just psychology."

3. Krima and others shopping at grocery store

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Hanita Krima, Jerusalem resident:

"My day was not normal at all because I work in a kindergarten and today I told the parents that I cannot open the kindergarten but actually I was offering myself for a few hours and I was in the place and I was with the parents that came playing with the children and trying to give them a bit of a normal life."

5. Jerusalem resident Jonathan Chana and his partner buying food at store

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan Chana, Jerusalem resident:

"I think it takes some time getting used to rocket bombing in this amount, like 40 rockets and big rockets each night in multiple waves, and it's kind of scary going out at night to the shelter, but now we're just, you know, starting to get used to the situation, going to the supermarket, getting some stuff to have at home. Maybe going back to work and starting to, you know, I don't know, going back to normal, to this kind of routine. "

7. Tilt up of shopping cart to people inside store

8. Jerusalem resident Yael Engrabli shopping

9. SOUNDBITE (Hebrew) Yael Engrabli, Jerusalem resident:

"I’m here to restock our food supply so we have enough at home. But I’m also feeling optimistic, we’re protected, and we know there’s time to reach shelter. And I believe that when we act according to the instructions, then we will be safe. So we are careful, we are protected. And we hope for the good."

10. People shopping in grocery store

11. Various of food in store

12. Various of people shopping

STORYLINE:

As tensions with Iran escalated over the weekend, residents in Jerusalem were out on Sunday morning, preparing for what may lie ahead.

Israel has sophisticated multi-tiered air defences that are able to detect and intercept missiles fired at populated areas or key infrastructure, but officials acknowledge it is imperfect.

Hanita Krima, who lives in Jerusalem, said she has mixed feelings about how safe she felt, as her mother lives near the targeted areas.

"My whole family is quite anxious and very nervous about it. But here in Jerusalem we feel a bit different about it. We feel a little bit more safe, I don't know, maybe it's just psychology," she explained.

Yael Engrabli, another local, began her day at the grocery store determined to ensure her household was ready.

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Jerusalem - 15 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Federman, The Associated Press: ++PARTLY OVERLAID WITH SHOTS 2-5++

"Israel and Iran are battling for a third consecutive day. The Israeli Air Force is pressing ahead with more air strikes on targets inside Iran. The Iranians have been responding with deadly barrages of missile fire on Israeli cities. Israel says it has inflicted some significant damage on Iran. Remember, they’ve already killed a number of top commanders and hit other military targets. Also, of course, they have been targeting these nuclear facilities across Iran for these past three days. Equally significant, the Israeli Air Force now says it has taken out most of Iran’s air defenses. It has virtual free movement over Iran’s skies. That will make it easier for the Air Force to press ahead with these air strikes. However, they have not been able to halt the missile barrages. Iran has been launching dozens of missiles—some deadly strikes overnight. Israel, of course, does have that sophisticated air defense system, but officials here say it is not 100% effective. And we saw the result of that in these deadly strikes overnight. Israel is pressing ahead. It has issued some evacuation orders inside Iran. They are striking more targets. Of course, if the missile fire does continue, that could put some pressure on Israel to scale back or to halt this operation. But we haven’t seen any signs of that happening yet. So we are looking at an open-ended operation, no sign when it might actually end."

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Tel Aviv, Israel - 15 June 2025

++NIGHT SHOT++

2. Missile interceptions, explosions seen in sky above Tel Aviv, UPSOUND explosions, sirens

++The Associated Press is adhering to Iranian law that stipulates all media are banned from providing BBC Persian, VOA Persian, Manoto TV and Iran International any coverage from Iran, and under this law if any media violate this ban the Iranian authorities can immediately shut down that organisation in Tehran.++

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Tehran, Iran - 15 June 2025

3. Various of smoke rising above buildings in Tehran

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Bat Yam, Israel - 15 June 2025

4. Various of building damaged by Iranian missile

5. Police at scene

STORYLINE:

Israel unleashed airstrikes across Iran for a third day on Sunday and threatened even greater force as some Iranian missiles evaded Israeli air defenses to strike buildings in the heart of the country.

Planned talks on Iran's nuclear program, which could provide an off-ramp, were canceled.

The region braced for a protracted conflict after Israel's surprise bombardment of Iran's nuclear and military sites on Friday killed several top generals and nuclear scientists, and neither side showed any sign of backing down.

Iran said Israel struck t... [truncated]

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Nuuk, Greenland - 15 June 2025

1. Wide of plane on tarmac

2. French President Emmanuel Macron walking with Greenland’s Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen ((right) and Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen (left)

3. SOUNDBITE (French) Emmanuel Macron, French President:

"We continue to call for de-escalation and the resumption of talks. Yesterday I was able to speak with the President of Iran and I called for talks to resume as soon as possible. This is also what I said in my exchange with (U.S.) President (Donald) Trump, who is sharing this video. So we will have the opportunity, in a few hours, to come back to this with the G7 leaders. And I hope that the next few hours will restore calm, which is what discussion is all about."

4. Mid of Macron, Nielsen and Frederiksen by plane

5. SOUNDBITE (French) Emmanuel Macron, French President:

"I don’t think that’s something to be done between allies. And so it's important to show that Denmark and the Europeans are committed to this territory which has very high strategic stakes and whose territorial integrity must be respected."

6. Macron walking with Nielsen and Frederiksen

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Emmanuel Macron, French President:

"I'm very happy to be here to understand all the problematics, but as well to convey a message of friendship and solidarity from France and the European Union, to help this territory to face the different challenges: economic, development, education, but also the consequences of climate change."

8. Macron leaving ++JUMP CUT++

STORYLINE:

French President Emmanuel Macron landed in Greenland on Sunday, the strategic Arctic island coveted by US President Donald Trump, carrying a “message of friendship and solidarity” from France and the European Union.

Macron reiterated his criticism of Trump’s intention to take control of the territory.

“I don’t think that’s something to be done between allies,” he said as he was greeted at the Nuuk airport by Danish Prime Minister Mette Frederiksen and Greenlandic Prime Minister Jens-Frederik Nielsen.

“It’s important to show that Denmark and Europe are committed to this territory, which has very high strategic stakes and whose territorial integrity must be respected,” Macron said.

Macron, who is visiting Greenland for the first time, said he was “very happy to be here... to convey a message of friendship and solidarity from France and the European Union to help this territory face the different challenges: economic, development, education, but also the consequences of climate change."

He was making the stop on his way a summit of the Group of Seven leading industrialised nations in Canada that will be also attended by Trump.

Macron also call for a de-escalation in tensions between Israel and Iran.

"Yesterday I was able to speak with the President of Iran and I called for talks to resume as soon as possible. This is also what I said in my exchange with Pr... [truncated]

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