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Beijing - 10 June 2025

Spokesperson: Lin Jian

Duration: 5:00

STORYLINE:

1. Japan’s Ministry of Defense said today that two Chinese aircraft carriers were spotted operating in the Pacific Ocean for the first time simultaneously. Can the Chinese side provide more information or comment on this?

China’s military vessels’ activities in relevant waters are fully consistent with international law and international practices. China pursues a national defense policy that is defensive in nature. We hope Japan will view those activities objectively and rationally.

2. Last year, the 78th session of the United Nations General Assembly adopted a resolution to establish June 10 each year as the “International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations.” This year marks the first such day. We have noted that a series of celebrations were held at UN headquarters and in cities where various UN bodies are located. Could you provide more information on this?

One year ago, the 78th UN General Assembly unanimously adopted a resolution jointly proposed by China and over 80 countries, establishing June 10 each year as the “International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations.” This represents China’s proactive implementation of President Xi Jinping’s Global Civilization Initiative and constitutes an important contribution to promoting equal exchanges and dialogue among civilizations, as well as global peace and development.

Today marks the first International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations. China, together with the United Nations, other international organizations and many countries, held a wide range of thematic activities in New York, Geneva, and other UN locations, as well as around the world. The UN's official website livestreamed the events. Wang Yi, Member of the Political Bureau of the CPC Central Committee and Minister of Foreign Affairs, delivered a video address titled “Promoting Dialogue among Civilizations, Building a Better World Together,” in which he emphasized that, in the face of profound changes unseen in a century, the international community must collectively defend equality among civilizations, promote exchanges, and advance progress to jointly build a better human civilization.

UN Secretary-General António Guterres, the President of the 79th UN General Assembly Philemon Yang, and High Representative for the UN Alliance of Civilizations Miguel Ángel Moratinos delivered speeches praising China’s Global Civilization Initiative as globally significant. They called on the international community to strengthen unity, promote dialogue among civilizations, and safeguard peace and development.

The establishment of the International Day for Dialogue among Civilizations reflects the universal aspiration of all peoples to advance dialogue and human progress and upholds true multilateralism and shared human values. China will continue to follow the guidance of the Global Civilization Initiative, work with the int... [truncated]

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Kyiv, Ukraine - 10 June 2025

1. Smoke over city as air defense shoots down Russian Shahed drones, UPSOUND air raid sirens

2. People sleeping in the metro station underground

3. 32-year-old Kyiv resident Nina Nosivets holding her 8-month-old son Levko

4. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Nina Nosivets, Kyiv resident:

"We are in the metro station because of the attack, because the Shahed are buzzing overhead and the ballistics are shaking. It's a complete horror. We are in the subway because our neighbor took pity and gave us a lift, and we were just sitting downstairs on the first floor, because our house doesn't have a basement. I just try not to think about all this, silently curl up like a mouse, wait until the attacks end, distract the child somehow, because it is probably the hardest thing for him to bear, who simply does not sleep all night again, but listens to the explosions. Although he is not afraid, I think it still affects him in some way."

5. Various of people sleeping in metro station

7. Wide of Nina holding her son

8. Driving shot of smoke from fire after attack

9. Various of firefighters putting out fire

10. View of smoke rising from building

11. Mid of 25-year-old Vasyl Pesenko standing in his damaged kitchen

12. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Vasyl Pesenko, Kyiv resident:

"I am sad, but on the other hand, it is good that everyone is safe, both me and my girlfriend. The neighbors too, I checked that they are safe. We went out with them, I checked later. The girl was crying, I am still holding on, maybe it will catch up with me later, but it is okay, we believe in the Armed Forces of Ukraine."

13. Wide of people inside their damaged apartment

14. Mid of damaged dishes

15. Various of fire outside damaged apartment

STORYLINE:

Waves of Russian drone and missile attacks wounded at least four people in Kyiv in the early morning hours on Tuesday, as many sheltered in subway stations across the Ukrainian capital.

Journalists of The Associated Press heard explosions, including the buzzing of drones, in different parts of the city for hours early Tuesday.

The fresh wave of Russian attacks came hours after Moscow launched almost 500 drones at Ukraine in the biggest overnight drone bombardment in the three-year war. Ukrainian and Western officials have been anticipating a Russian response to Ukraine's audacious June 1 drone attack on distant Russian air bases.

Plumes of smoke were visible in Kyiv as air defense forces worked to shoot down drones and missiles on Tuesday morning.

Meanwhile, Ukrainian residents took shelter and slept in metro stations during the hours-long attack. Nina Nosivets, 32, and her 8-month-old son Levko were among them.

“I just try not to think about all this, silently curled up like a mouse, wait until it all passes, the attacks. Distract the child somehow because its probably the hardest thing for him to bear," she said.

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Los Angeles - 9 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Jordin Sparks, recording artist:

(Reporter: "Have you gone to Cowboy Carter Tour?)

"Those tickets are expensive, OK? I love her, I love her, but I'm like, they're expensive. I got school to pay for, I'm, like, I can't. But I have seen her clips, I've been watching all the clips online, and she's just incredible. And her bringing her daughters out, like, it's just, Blue's gonna take it, okay. Everybody, not me worried, but she's gonna take it when she's ready, if she wants to do it. Like, it's just amazing to see her, like up there making Beyonce's facial expressions, but it's not Beyonce. It's just wild, but it's really cool to see."

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Los Angeles - 9 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Jordin Sparks, recording artist:

(Reporter: "Have you gone to Cowboy Carter Tour?)

"Those tickets are expensive, OK? I love her, I love her, but I'm like, they're expensive. I got school to pay for, I'm, like, I can't. But I have seen her clips, I've been watching all the clips online, and she's just incredible. And her bringing her daughters out, like, it's just, Blue's gonna take it, okay. Everybody, not me worried, but she's gonna take it when she's ready, if she wants to do it. Like, it's just amazing to see her, like up there making Beyonce's facial expressions, but it's not Beyonce. It's just wild, but it's really cool to see."

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Los Angeles - 9 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Snoop Dogg, recording artist:

(Reporter: "You do everything, you have so many side quests. Why is it so important for you to be so versatile?")

"I mean, that's what life is about, about taking chances and finding out who you are and being the best version of yourself. And if you can reinvent yourself, you should. You should always find ways to be better. And I think me doing so much is me finding ways to better. I love living life and I love doing work. And my work just happens to be fun and it's visible so people can see it."

(Reporter: "So what's been your favorite side quest thus far?")

"Probably being a grandfather because I can do it when I want to, I don't have to do it because I have to."

(Reporter: "So, have your grandchildren reached the point where they're like, oh yeah, my grandpa's-)

"They know exactly who I am, what I do. We have conversations about business, ideas, but my oldest grandson is mad at me right now because I did an AI situation and I didn't involve him and he's the genius in the family so all technology and anything moving forward with the world, he needs to be first and I have to be second."

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Los Angeles - 9 June 2025

1. SOUNDBITE (English) Snoop Dogg, recording artist:

(Reporter: "You do everything, you have so many side quests. Why is it so important for you to be so versatile?")

"I mean, that's what life is about, about taking chances and finding out who you are and being the best version of yourself. And if you can reinvent yourself, you should. You should always find ways to be better. And I think me doing so much is me finding ways to better. I love living life and I love doing work. And my work just happens to be fun and it's visible so people can see it."

(Reporter: "So what's been your favorite side quest thus far?")

"Probably being a grandfather because I can do it when I want to, I don't have to do it because I have to."

(Reporter: "So, have your grandchildren reached the point where they're like, oh yeah, my grandpa's-)

"They know exactly who I am, what I do. We have conversations about business, ideas, but my oldest grandson is mad at me right now because I did an AI situation and I didn't involve him and he's the genius in the family so all technology and anything moving forward with the world, he needs to be first and I have to be second."

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Kyiv, Ukraine - 10 June 2025

1. Various of smoke over city as air defense shoots down Russian Shahed drones ++NIGHT SHOTS++

2. Various of people sleeping in the metro station underground

3. Various of 32-year-old Kyiv resident Nina Nosivets holding her 8-month-old son Levko

4. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Nina Nosivets, Kyiv resident:

"We are in the metro station because of the attack, because the Shahed are buzzing overhead and the ballistics are shaking. It's a complete horror. We are in the subway because our neighbor took pity and gave us a lift, and we were just sitting downstairs on the first floor, because our house doesn't have a basement."

5. Mid of man sleeping on the floor

6. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Nina Nosivets, Kyiv resident:

"I just try not to think about all this, silently curl up like a mouse, wait until it all passes during the attacks, distract the child somehow, because it is probably the hardest thing for him to bear, who simply does not sleep all night again, but listens to the explosions. Although he is not afraid, I think it still affects him in some way."

7. Wide of Nina holding her son

8. Various of people sheltering in metro station during attack

9. Close of dog in bag

10. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Krystyna Semak, Kyiv resident:

"We were scared because the shelling started and we got down on the subway around 2.00. It was very loud. Explosions started, we grabbed a rug and ran."

11. Wide of people sleeping on ground of the metro station

12. Driving shot of smoke at Independence Square after attack

13. Driving shot of smoke from fire after attack

14. Various of firefighters putting out fire

15. Wide of damaged residential building and cars

16. Mid of man cleaning debris in building

17. Various of damaged cars

18. Wide of people inside their damaged apartment

19. Mid of 25-year-old Vasyl Pesenko standing in his damaged kitchen

20. Wide of fire

21. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Vasyl Pesenko, Kyiv resident:

"I was lying in bed, as always, hoping that these Shaheds would fly past me, and I heard that Shahed (which hit the house). I was still lying there, my girlfriend was in the bathroom with the dog. I thought that it would fly away, but it flew closer and closer, and everything blew away. For some reason I took a pillow and ran to my girlfriend."

22. Mid of damaged dishes

23. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Vasyl Pesenko, Kyiv resident:

"I am sad, but on the other hand, it is good that everyone is safe, both me and my girlfriend. The neighbors too, I checked that they are safe. We went out with them, I checked later. The girl was crying, I am still holding on, maybe it will catch up with me later, but it is okay, we believe in the Armed Forces of Ukraine."

24. Various of fire outside damaged apartment

STORYLINE:

Waves of Russian drone and missile attacks wounded at least four people in Kyiv in the early morning hours on Tuesday, as many sheltered in subway stations a... [truncated]

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Putrajaya, Malaysia – 10 June 2025

1. Mid of Poland's President Andrzej Duda and Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim at arrival ceremony

2. Various of Duda observing honor guard ceremony

3. Mid of honor guards

4. Various of Duda and Anwar walking and posing for photo opp

5. Mid of Duda signing guestbook

6. Ibrahim talking to Duda

7. Mid of Polish and Malaysian flags

8. Mid of Duda walking in

9. Various of bilateral meeting

10. Close of Duda

11. Wide of bilateral meeting

12. Various of Duda and Anwar walking in for joint news conference

13. SOUNDBITE (English) Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia's Prime Minister:

“And I look forward to enhancing this bilateral relations in defense, in food technology, tech investments, and digital tech, renewable energy and your new expertise in green hydrogen.”

14. Mid of Duda and Anwar

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Anwar Ibrahim, Malaysia's Prime Minister:

“We do also discuss some of these international issues of common concern, including Ukraine which we have advocated strongly the peaceful resolution to the conflict because this ongoing conflict is not only a threat to Europe but to the international community and also our economic interest.”

16. Various of Duda and Anwar leaving

STORYLINE:

Malaysia's Prime Minister Anwar Ibrahim welcomed Poland's President Andrzej Duda in the administrative capital Putrajaya Tuesday.

Ibrahim and Duda discussed enhancing cooperation on initiatives around economic and digital transformation.

Both leaders also discussed international issues including, Russia's war in Ukraine and the ongoing humanitarian crisis in the war between Israel and Hamas.

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Ashdod, Israel - 10 June 2025

1. Various of boat docked at port

STORYLINE:

A Gaza-bound aid boat which was seized by the Israeli military was seen docked at Ashdod Port on Tuesday morning.

Israeli forces had detained the 12 activists on board the Madleen ship and brought the vessel to Ashdod a day earlier, enforcing a longstanding blockade of the Palestinian territory that has been tightened during the Israel-Hamas war.

The dozen were expected to be held at a detention facility before being deported, according to a legal rights group representing them.

The activists had set out to protest Israel's military campaign in Gaza, which is among the deadliest and most destructive since World War II, and its restrictions on the entry of humanitarian aid.

Both have put the territory of around 2 million Palestinians at risk of famine.

The Freedom Flotilla Coalition, which organized the voyage, said the ship was seized in international waters about 200 kilometers (120 miles) from Gaza.

The Israeli Foreign Ministry said the activists would be returned to their home countries.

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West York Island, South China Sea - 5 June 2025

1. Philippine Marines with M4 assault rifles standing guard at West York Island (also known as Likas Island), with Philippine flag in the background

2. Pan down from Philippine flag to soldiers looking

3. Zoom out from signage to soldier using binoculars

4. West York island white-sand beaches with turquoise waters, underwater shot near the shore

5. Wide of Philippine Marines patrolling perimeter with Philippine Navy ship Andres Bonifacio in the background

6. Mid of Marine patrolling with ship in the background

7. Philippine Naval Special Operations group approaching West York island on rubber boat

8. Mid of Armed Forces of the Philippines spokesperson Col. Francel Margareth Padilla kneeling and kissing beach

9. Close of Col. Padilla holding small Philippine flag

10. SOUNDBITE (English/Tagalog) Col. Francel Margareth Padilla, Armed Forces of the Philippines spokesperson:

“It’s our first time here in Likas (West York Island) and it is really so beautiful. Our love for the Philippines burns brightly, it’s such a beautiful country. And Its supposed to be appreciated by every Filipino, this should be open and be part of tourism.”

11. Wide of Philippine soldiers playing basketball

12. Mid of basketball court with Likas' name

13. Mid of basketball game

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En route to Palawan province, South China Sea - 7 June 2025

13. Mid of ship’s bridge during naval patrol

14. Various of a naval officer

15. Wide of Chinese People's Liberation Army ship

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Thitu Reef, South China Sea - 6 June 2025

16. Chinese Coast Guard vessel near Sandy cay

17. Chinese vessel near Sandy cay

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Thitu Reef, South China Sea - 4 June 2025

18. Various of BRP Philippine Navy ship Andres Bonifacio on rough sea

19. Mid of Philippine Marines on rubber boat

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West York Island, South China Sea - 3 June 2025

20. Mid of Philippine Air Force aircraft propeller

21. Aerial shot of West York Island

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Puerto Princesa, Palawan - 3 June 2025

22. Various of U.S. Air Force at Palawan Airport

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Zamboanga Airport - 3 June 2025

23. U.S. drone on runway with Philippine Airlines taxiing at the background

24. Philippine airlines plane taking off

25. U.S. drone being towed by vehicle

26. U.S. drone passing beside Philippine Air Force C-130

27. U.S. Army mark on drone’s tail

STORYLINE:

Overwhelmed after setting foot for the first time on a far-flung but picturesque island in the disputed South China Sea, a Filipino army official knelt to kiss the shore. She held a small Philippine flag that fluttered in the breeze.

“This is just so beautiful,” Philippines military spokesperson Col. Francel Margareth Padilla said of West York Island, one of nine islands, reefs and atolls occupied by Filipino forces in the long-contested waters.

The 18.6-hectare (46-acre) droplet-shaped islan... [truncated]

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