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  • China's Xi extends condolences to Indian leaders and British king over plane crash
    (13 Jun 2025)
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    Beijing - 13 June 2025
    1. Wide of news conference
    2. Wide of reporters
    3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Jian, China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson:
    “China noted this unfortunate incident. President Xi Jinping has sent messages of condolence to Indian President Droupadi Murmu, King Charles III of the United Kingdom, and Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi, expressing deep condolences on behalf of the Chinese government and people to the victims, and extending sincere sympathies to the families of the victims and the injured, wishing the injured a speedy recovery.”
    4. Reporters
    5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Jian, China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson:
    “Resuming direct flights between China and India is conducive to ensuring personnel exchanges and cooperation between the two sides and serves the common interests of both parties. China holds a positive attitude toward this and hopes that India will work with China in the same direction to promote the early resumption of flights and ensure safe and orderly exchanges between the peoples of the two countries.”
    6. Reporters
    7. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Jian, China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson:
    “In the face of the current complex and ever-changing international situation, China is willing to work with New Zealand to strengthen strategic communication, enhance political mutual trust, deepen practical cooperation, consolidate traditional friendship, jointly address challenges and promote the building of a comprehensive strategic partnership characterized by mutual respect, inclusiveness, cooperation and common development, to better benefit the peoples of both countries.”
    8. Reporters
    9. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Jian, China's Foreign Ministry spokesperson:
    “The G7 has consistently adhered to Cold War thinking and ideological bias, forming exclusive small cliques, inciting confrontation and bloc rivalry. Such practices run counter to the trend of the times, which are unpopular and doomed to fail. We urge the G7 to recognize the global trend, stop interfering in other countries’ internal affairs, stop undermining other countries’ development, and stop manipulating China-related issues.”
    10. Various of news conference
    STORYLINE:
    China's President Xi Jinping extended condolences to Indian leaders and Britain's King Charles III over the heavy casualties caused by the crash of an Air India flight., China’s Foreign Ministry said on Friday.
    Foreign Ministry spokesperson Lin Jian in Beijing told reporters at a daily news briefing that Xi expressed "deep condolences to the victims and extended sincere sympathies to the families of the deceased and the injured."
    Air India said all but one of the 242 on the flight bound for London have died in the crash.
    The plane hit a building hosting a medical college hostel and burst into flames, killing several students, in the city that is the capital of Gujarat, Modi’s home state.
    Lin referred reporters t... [truncated]
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  • What we know about tensions between Iran and Israel
    (13 Jun 2025)
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  • Germany calls on Iran and Israel to 'refrain from steps that could lead to a further escalation'
    (13 Jun 2025)
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    Berlin - 13 June 2025
    1. Wide of German government press briefing
    2. Journalists
    3. SOUNDBITE (German) Stefan Kornelius, German government spokesman:
    “I would like to point out that just yesterday the International Atomic Energy Agency, in a resolution initiated by Germany, with France and the United Kingdom, stated that Iran had failed to fulfill its obligations to disclose its work on the enrichment of nuclear-capable material. Moreover, Iran threatened to accelerate uranium enrichment once again yesterday.”
    4. Kornelius speaking
    5. SOUNDBITE (German) Stefan Kornelius, German government spokesman:
    “Against this background, we reaffirm the German government's existing position that Israel has the right to defend its existence and the security of its citizens. At the same time, it is part of our assessment that we call on both sides to refrain now from steps that could lead to further escalation and destabilize the entire region.”
    6. Kornelius speaking
    7. SOUNDBITE (German) Stefan Kornelius, German government spokesman:
    “And in this context, Germany will use all its diplomatic means to exert a moderating influence on the parties to the conflict. But the goal must be clear, the goal must be that Iran does not develop nuclear weapons."
    8. Camera
    9. Wide of briefing
    STORYLINE:
    Germany urged Iran and Israel to “refrain from steps that could lead to a further escalation" following Israel's attack on Iran early on Friday which Tehran responded to by sending a swarm of drones at Israel.
    "We call on both sides to refrain now from steps that could lead to further escalation and destabilize the entire region," German government spokesman, Stefan Kornelius, said as he addressed the situation.
    German chancellor, Friedrich Merz, earlier had also emphasized Israel’s “right to protect its existence and the security of its citizens," a message which Kornelius repeated.
    He reiterated Merz's comments that Germany was ready to use “all available diplomatic means” to exert influence on both parties to the conflict but added: “the aim must remain that Iran not develop any nuclear weapons.”
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  • Relatives wait to receive bodies of India plane crash victims outside hospital
    (13 Jun 2025)
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    Ahmedabad, India – 13 June 2025
    1. Various of debris on plane top of building
    2. Various of officials next to debris
    3. Various of brother of victim, Dhirubhai Shambhubhai Tovatia, walking towards DNA sample room
    4. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Dhirubhai Shambhubhai Tovatia, brother of plane crash victim:
    “My mind is in a really bad state. What can I say? What has happened, has happened. What can I do? My brother and sister-in law died in the plane crash.”
    5. Various of people in DNA sampling room
    6. Relatives of victims leaving
    7. Close of person carrying DNA samples
    8. Various of father of victim, Sureshbhai Babubhai Patni, speaking on phone
    9. SOUNDBITE (Hindi) Sureshbhai Babubhai Patni, father of victim:
    “After hearing the blast, I went to the location. Parts of the plane had fallen on my tea stall. My son was sleeping there and pieces of debris fell on him.”
    10. Various of wrapped bodies being moved to ambulance
    11. Various relatives being consoled
    12. Mid of wrapped body being moved to ambulance
    13. Ambulance leaving
    14. Mid of relatives
    15. Mid of wrapped body being moved to ambulance
    16. Wide of entrance to post mortem room
    STORYLINE:
    The relatives of victims of the Air India plane crash in Ahmedabad waited on Friday to receive the bodies of their loved ones at a post mortem centre in the city.
    As he waited outside a room where DNA tests were being carried out to identify the victims, the brother of one of the passengers said his mind was "in a really bad state".
    "What can I say? What has happened, has happened. What can I do? My brother and sister-in law died in the plane crash," Dhirubhai Shambhubhai Tovatia, said.
    Sureshbhai Babubhai Patni, who runs a tea shop next to the building hit by the plane, waited for his son’s body.
    He said his son was hit by debris as the plane made impact.
    The London-bound Boeing 787 struck a medical college hostel when it fell in a residential area of the northwestern city of Ahmedabad minutes after takeoff Thursday.
    The crash is one of India’s worst aviation disasters. It killed 241 people on board and several people on the ground.
    DNA testing was being conducted to identify bodies that were mostly charred beyond recognition.
    More victims are expected to be found in the search at the crash site. There was no information on whether the black boxes — the flight data and cockpit voice recorders — had been recovered.
    Indian authorities said Friday the investigation into the crash was underway, which is expected to include experts from the plane's maker Boeing and U.S. aviation regulators.
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  • Man killed in an Israeli raid on a Syrian village was mentally ill, his father says
    (13 Jun 2025)
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    Beit Jin, Syria - 12 June 2025
    1. House of one of those arrested by Israeli forces during their raid on the Syrian village of of Beit Jin, bullet holes in the wall
    2. Close of bullet hole in wall
    3. Various of blood stain on the ground
    4. Various of Ahmad Hammadi, father of man killed by Israeli forces, pointing at bullet holes in the wall of his house
    5. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ahmad Hammadi, father of the man killed by Israeli army:
    "My son had schizophrenia, he was not normal, he was a schizophrenic. His cousin, my brother’s son, is paralyzed in the legs, he can’t walk. They arrested him."
    6. Various of men gathered at a mourning ceremony for Hammadi's son
    7. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Walid Okasha, mayor of Beit Jin:
    "The man who was killed was not involved in anything for sure.
    He might have called them thieves or might have not adhered to the Israeli military call, they shot him. He was left to bleed out with no one to aid him. He was bleeding on the ground for 30 or more until the Israeli military withdrew from the village."
    8. Village where Mohammed Hammadi was buried
    9. Various shots of the cemetery where Hammadi was buried
    10. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Walid Okasha, mayor of Beit Jin:
    "This is the first time since the fall of the (Assad) regime the Israeli military entered the village of Beit Jin. They did enter the outskirts of the village many times before, but it’s the first time they come to the center of Beit Jin, between the homes. We don’t know what was the reason behind that. We don’t have any terrorist organizations here or any group with links to Hamas."
    11. Various of an Israeli observatory outpost overlooking the village of Beit Jin
    STORYLINE:
    A man who was killed by the Israeli army during an incursion in a village in southern Syria, was mentally ill, according to his father and a village official.
    Mohammed Hammadi was shot dead by Israel’s military after they raided Beit Jin and arrested several alleged agents of the Palestinian militant group Hamas.
    Syrian officials warned that such incursions stoke regional tensions, while villagers denied having any ties to Hamas.
    The Israeli military said those detained during the pre-dawn raid on Beit Jin were suspected of planning attacks against Israel, and that weapons also were found in the area.
    Mohammed’s father, Ahmad Hammadi, told The Associated Press that his son had history of schizophrenia.
    He said he was shot dead in front of his home, and that he had no links to Hamas. He said two of the captured men were his nephews.
    Hammadi and other men in the village mourned Mohammed in a small ceremony near their home.
    Israel said it detained several men for questioning. Syria’s Interior Ministry said seven people were captured in the operation.
    Village official Walid Okasha denied that Hamas members were in the village and said Israeli troops had ente... [truncated]
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  • Jerusalem holy sites empty as Israel braces for Iran retaliation
    (13 Jun 2025)
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    Jerusalem – 13 June 2025
    1. Wide of Al-Aqsa compound
    2. Various of Israeli police closing entrance to Al-Aqsa compound
    3. Empty alley
    4. Empty alley UPSOUND of call to prayer
    5. Various of empty Western Wall area
    STORYLINE:
    Israeli police closed Al-Aqsa compound to the public, bracing for a potential Iranian counterattack following its attack on Tehran early Friday.
    Only the guards and employees of the mosque would be present for traditional Friday prayers, the site's custodian said Friday.
    The Waqf, the Islamic endowment which administers the site, said Israel has banned public gatherings.
    The call to prayer will sound as usual.
    The mosque is the third holiest site for Muslims, and is located on the holiest site for Jews, who refer to it as the Temple Mount.
    The promenade in front of the Western Wall in Jerusalem, the holiest site where Jews can pray, stood empty Friday as Israel banned large public gatherings.
    The Western Wall Heritage foundation said prayers would be scaled down and held indoors, in onsite tunnels.
    Israel attacked Iran early Friday, saying it was targeting the country's nuclear facilities.
    The military said it had intercepted most of over 100 drones launched by Iran toward Israel in response, but the country was still on high alert Friday afternoon.
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  • Cannes 2016: The Neon Demon Presser
    (9 Jun 2016) FRA The Neon Demon Presser
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  • Cannes 2016: Opening Night Carpet
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  • China MOFA Briefing - 13 June 2025
    (13 Jun 2025)
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    Date: 13 June 2025
    Spokesperson: Lin Jian
    Duration: 5'30
    STORYLINE:
    1. Israel launched attacks on multiple targets inside Iran early this morning. What is China’s comment on this?
    China is paying great attention to Israel's attack on Iran and is deeply worried about the serious consequences that may result from the relevant actions. China opposes any infringement on Iran's sovereignty, security, and territorial integrity, and opposes actions that escalate tensions and expand the conflict. The sudden escalation of the regional situation is not in the interest of any party. China calls on all relevant parties to do more to promote regional peace and stability and to avoid further escalation of tensions. China is willing to play a constructive role in helping to cool down the situation.
    2. Iran has repeatedly threatened that if it is attacked again, it will block the Strait of Hormuz. This is very likely to happen after Israel’s attack. Does China support Iran’s blockade of the Strait as a retaliatory measure?
    I will not comment on hypothetical questions. The renewed escalation of the regional situation is not in the interest of any party. We call on all relevant parties to do more to promote regional peace and stability and to avoid further escalation of tensions. China is also willing to continue playing a constructive role in this regard.
    3. At the invitation of President Tokayev of the Republic of Kazakhstan, President Xi Jinping will visit Astana, Kazakhstan from June 16 to 18 to attend the second China–Central Asia Summit. Could you introduce the main arrangements and China’s expectations for this visit?
    This will be the first time the China–Central Asia Summit is held in a Central Asian country. President Xi Jinping will attend the summit and deliver a keynote speech. He will exchange views with Central Asian leaders on the development achievements of the China–Central Asia mechanism, mutually beneficial cooperation within the framework, and international and regional hotspot issues, and jointly participate in related activities. During the summit, President Xi will also hold bilateral meetings with Central Asian leaders to provide top-level design for the development of China’s relations with the five Central Asian countries.
    We believe that through this summit, China and the five Central Asian countries will further consolidate the foundation of mutual trust, build consensus on cooperation, deepen strategic alignment, and enhance cooperation in various fields, injecting more positive energy into building a closer China–Central Asia community with a shared future.
    4. On June 12 local time, a Boeing 787 passenger plane crashed in India, possibly causing more than 200 deaths. What is China’s comment?
    China noted this unfortunate incident. President Xi Jinping has sent messages of condolence to Indian President Droupadi Murmu, King Charles III of the United Kingdom, and Indian Prime ... [truncated]
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  • French MEP expelled from Israel on Gaza aid flotilla addresses supporters in Paris
    (13 Jun 2025)
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    Paris - 12 June 2025
    1. Various of Palestinian activists and supporters on Place de la Republique
    2. SOUNDBITE (French) Rima Hassan, French Member of the European Parliament:
    “Our action was aiming to, firstly, deliver humanitarian aid in Gaza, at least what we could bring with this boat, but also and mainly to denounce the blockade and break it.”
    2. Palestinian activists and supporters on Place de la Republique
    STORYLINE:
    Controversial French MEP from far-left party France Unbowed Rima Hassan, who was onboard the ‘freedom flotilla’ to Gaza with Greta Thunberg, was expelled from Israel and arrived back in Paris on Thursday evening.
    She then attended a big gathering on Place de la République in Paris later in the evening.
    Speaking to the crowd of supporters and activists, Hassan said ‘our action was aiming to, firstly, deliver humanitarian aid in Gaza, at least what we could bring with this boat, but also and mainly denounce the blockade and break it.”
    Israel deported several activists, including Greta Thunberg, after the Gaza-bound ship they were on was seized by the Israeli military.
    The trip was meant to protest Israeli restrictions on aid to Gaza’s population of over 2 million people after 20 months of war, according to the Freedom Flotilla Coalition, the group behind the journey.
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