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(1 Jun 2025)

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Warsaw, Poland - 1 June 2025

1. Wide of election officials welcoming in voters as polls open

2. Voters registering

3. Various of voters casting ballots in box

4. Man voting

5. Various of voters casting ballots

6. Various of voters registering

7. Voter casting ballot

STORYLINE:

Poles began voting Sunday in a decisive presidential runoff that could set the course for the nation’s political future and its relations with the European Union.

The contest pits Warsaw Mayor Rafał Trzaskowski, a liberal pro-EU figure, against Karol Nawrocki, a conservative historian backed by the right-wing Law and Justice party.

The outcome will determine whether Poland continues along a nationalist path or pivots more decisively toward liberal democratic norms.

With conservative President Andrzej Duda completing his second and final term, the new president will have significant influence over whether Prime Minister Donald Tusk’s centrist government can fulfill its centrist agenda, given the presidential power to veto laws.

Voting began at 7 a.m. local time and will end at 9 p.m., when an Ipsos exit poll is expected. Final results are likely to be announced Monday.

The runoff follows a tightly contested first round on May 18, in which Trzaskowski won just over 31% and Nawrocki nearly 30%, eliminating 11 other candidates.

The campaign has highlighted stark ideological divides. Trzaskowski, 53, has promised to restore judicial independence, ease abortion restrictions, and promote constructive ties with European partners.

Nawrocki, 42, has positioned himself as a defender of traditional Polish values, skeptical of the EU, and aligned with U.S. conservatives, including President Donald Trump.

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(1 Jun 2025)

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1 June 2025 – Singapore

1. Various of Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles walking in

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Marles, Australian Deputy Prime Minister & Defence Minister:

“What we have seen from China is the single biggest increase in military capability and build up in conventional sense by any country since the end of the Second World War. That is one of the key features of the complexity of the strategic landscape which all of us face within the region and which is faced around the world.”

3. Mid of Marles with media

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Marles, Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister:

“And it's not just the size of the military buildup, it's the fact that it is happening without strategic reassurance, it's happening without a clear strategic intent on the part of China. Now we've been very frank about that and frank at this Shangri-La Dialogue but we've been frank in the past about that. We want to see is strategic transparency and strategic reassurance be provided by China and an understanding of why it is needed to have such an extraordinary military buildup that China is engaging in.”

5. Mid of Marles with media

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Marles, Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister:

“While Europeans have always been present at the Shangri-la Dialogue, I think at this dialogue specifically there has been a real intent in the way in which European countries have engaged. It reflects the sense of connection, interconnectedness that people see, that we see, exists between Indo-Pacific on the one hand and the North Atlantic on the other.”

7. Mid of Marles with media

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Richard Marles, Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister:

(Answering question about Chinese vessels seen along Australian coasts a couple of months ago:)

“The guiding light, the bedrock here needs to be compliance with international law, that's what we keep talking about, is the rules-based order, we don't make any complaint about a breach of that in relation of that specific exercise. Of course we do an enormous amount of work to our north in terms of the use of our navy and of our aircraft to assert the global rules-based order in areas like the South China Sea and the East China Sea and we do that because that is where most of Australia's trade goes.”

9. Various of Marles

STORYLINE:

Australian Deputy Prime Minister and Defence Minister Richard Marles said on Sunday that more strategic reassurance is needed from China on their military build-up.

Marles said that China’s single biggest increase in military capability and build-up since the end of the Second World War is one of the key features of the complexity of the strategic landscape.

Marles was speaking to the media on the sidelines of the Shangri-La Dialogue, a global security conference hosted by the International Institute for Security Studies.

“It's not just the size of the military buildup, it's the fact that it is happening without strategic reassurance, it's happening without a clear strategic intent on the part of China,” Marles said.

Marles also notes the sense of momentum and optimism he is seeing from European countries in their presence at the dialogue this year.

“There has been a real intent in the way in which European countries have engaged. It reflects the sense of connection, interconnectedness that people see, that we see, exists between Indo-Pacific on the one hand and the North Atlantic on the other,” Marles says.

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INDIA ARTEFACTS COLLECTOR

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 New Delhi - 6 April 2025  

 

1. Mid of artefacts collector Aditya Vij checking a typewriter out of his collection  

2. Close of Vij typing on a Remington Easy-Riter typewriter 

3. Close of keys of a Corona typewriter 

4. Various of Vij organising old fan regulators on the floor of his storage room

5. Mid of Vij showing functioning of US Army property K-20 aerial Graflex camera, light weight and hand-held camera used for military reconnaissance during the Second World War by the US Army Air Corps, UPSOUND (English) Aditya Vij, artefacts collector: “I see the aim, and I go, shoot.”  

6. Close-up of blackened-out serial number and other details of the camera  

7. UPSOUND (English) Aditya Vij, artefacts collector:

“They marked instantly the spots where you need to drop the bombs and they flew off again” 

8. Mid of Vij placing an old CD on the radio player  

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Aditya Vij, artefacts collector:

“I try to write that unrecorded history through my collections, through the products, and through whatever relevance and impacts it has had on the society. Every product, or any aspect that has existed, has played a role.”  

 

10. Pan of a collection of pagers  

11. Wide of old landline telephones kept together  

12. Close-up of a Coin Operated Pay Phone

13. Initial models of wireless mobile phones. On the left - California Mobile Phone by Motorola, on the right Como CT phone weighing approximately 500 gm 

14. Mid of Rolle Flex, Kodak and Yashica stills cameras that used films, stacked together  

15. Mid of old cameras stacked together  

16. Pan of around 1000 old cameras stacked together  

17. Wide of Vij stacking tin boxes in his collection, vintage wall clocks visible in the foreground  

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Aditya Vij, artefacts collector:

“Every time around that I lay my hands on a product, that is the first thing that comes to my mind - today I managed to save a piece of history which perhaps was never recorded. So that is the thing that keeps me going because I try to keep or try to save a piece of history every time that I step out.”  

 

19. Blur to focus of a ‘weight measure’ used during 17th century Indian emperor Jahangir’s reign  

20. Wide of posters of Indian films of the past

21. Wide of an ‘Indian Patriots Calendar’ published in 1922  

22. Various of Vij showing old matchbook collections, manufactured on the themes like ‘vintage cars’ and ‘butterflies of India’, UPSOUND (English) Aditya Vij, artefacts collector: "So you have different cars and the different eras they were launched and their history, which is there. A set on the butterflies of India - this you have it on animals."

23. A lock-and-key, dating back to the year 1947, the year witnessing the historic partition of the Indian subcontinent during gaining independence from the British colonial rule  

 24. SOUNDBITE (English) Aditya Vij, artefacts collector:

“I get in a lot of requests from parents that they want to bring in their kid to showcase them that - come we will show you how we used to type a letter, or come we'll show you how we used to click a picture, or how we used to dial a phone, and kids are shocked. They can’t even use a rotatory phone today to make a call. How can you make a call on this? (the kids ask).” 

 

25. Various of Vij stacking old tin boxes  

26. SOUNDBITE (English) Aditya Vij, artefacts collector:

 

27. Pan of vintage collectible items – water bottles painted with posters of Indian films 

STORYLINE:

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West Hollywood, California - 31 May 2025

1. Participants pose in front of a WeHo Pride sign

2. WeHo Pride participants walk along Santa Monica Boulevard

3. Pride participant waves a rainbow flag

4. WeHo Pride visitor Amanda Cohen throws her arms up

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5. SOUNDBITE (English) Amanda Cohen, WeHo Pride participant:

"This is WeHo Pride. West Hollywood, Los Angeles is one of the greatest pride events in the country. The importance of WeHo Pride- the importance of all pride events across the country- are to show that LGBTQIA people are proud. They're not going back into any closets and they're not gonna let the government tell them what they can or cannot do."

6. Various of shirtless men blowing bubbles on the crowd

7. Various of Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles members

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8. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Pacifici, Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles:

"I think it offers people a moment to breathe. And to be able to relax and be who they are without feeling monitored or watched."

9. Pride participants celebrate in the street

10. A multi-colored flag flies

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11. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Pacifici, Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles:

"I think that there's much more of a vibe of protest and resistance. I think in the past few years it's become more than ever to fight back against the policies that are being pushed against our community. And that's not achieved by hiding."

12. Various views of people celebrating on Santa Monica Boulevard

STORYLINE:

Thousands of people gathered along Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, California, during the WeHo Pride weekend.

It's one of the largest Pride celebrations for the LGBTQ+ community in the country, spanning three days of music, street festivals and parades. Featured music artists and celebrities include Lizzo, Paris Hilton and Cara Delevingne.

Pride events have been taking place in West Hollywood since 1979.

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West Hollywood, California - 31 May 2025

1. Participants pose in front of a WeHo Pride sign

2. WeHo Pride participants walk along Santa Monica Boulevard

3. WeHo Pride visitor Amanda Cohen throws her arms up

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Amanda Cohen, WeHo Pride participant:

"This is WeHo Pride. I mean this is the first- second day of three days of WeHo Pride. West Hollywood, Los Angeles. It is one of the greatest pride events in the country."

5. Pride participants play a basketball game

6. Pride participant waves a rainbow flag

7. Pride participants in the street

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Amanda Cohen, WeHo Pride participant:

"The importance of WeHo Pride- the importance of all pride events across the country- are to show that LGBTQIA people are proud. They're not going back into any closets and they're not gonna let the government tell them what they can or cannot do. The government is not gonna dissolve marriages. The government can't ban trans people. They exist. It's like banning hands. They're just there."

9. Various of shirtless men blowing bubbles on the crowd

10. Various of Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles members

11. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Pacifici, Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles:

"I think it offers people a moment to breathe. And to be able to relax and be who they are without feeling monitored or watched. Or like there's something different about them. Here you can just walk and enjoy yourself and be with your community and experience the culture."

12. A multi-colored flag flies

13. People walk near a WeHo Pride sign

14. SOUNDBITE (English) Sam Pacifici, Gay Men's Chorus of Los Angeles:

"I think that there's much more of a vibe of protest and resistance. I think in the past few years it's become more than ever to fight back against the policies that are being pushed against our community. And that's not achieved by hiding."

15. Various views of people celebrating on Santa Monica Boulevard

STORYLINE:

Thousands of people gathered along Santa Monica Boulevard in West Hollywood, California, during the WeHo Pride weekend.

It's one of the largest Pride celebrations for the LGBTQ+ community in the country, spanning three days of music, street festivals and parades. Featured music artists and celebrities include Lizzo, Paris Hilton and Cara Delevingne.

Pride events have been taking place in West Hollywood since 1979.

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(1 Jun 2025)

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Inglewood, Calif. - 31 May 2025

1. Jenna Ortega poses at Netflix TUDUM black carpet

2. Ben Affleck and Matt Damon pose together

3. Jeremy Renner

4. Josh Brolin poses

5. Jeremy Renner

6. Emma Myers

7. Hunter Doohan

8. Various Ben Affleck, Catalina Sandino Moreno, Steven Yeun, Matt Damon

9. Steven Yeun

10. Various Mila Kunis

11. Various Kerry Washington

12. Jenna Ortega with "Wednesday" cast Fred Armisen, Joanna Lumley, Isaac Ordonez, Luis Guzman

13. Various Netflix TUDUM signage

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STORYLINE:

Hollywood stars from Jenna Ortega to Matt Damon hit the black carpet on Saturday outside Netflix's TUDUM event in Inglewood, California.

The live event featured appearances from Damon, Ben Affleck and Steven Yeun on behalf of "The Rip" while Ortega was promoting the second season of "Wednesday."

Jeremy Renner, Josh Brolin, Mila Kunis, Kerry Washington and Cailee Spaeny were there promoting Rian Johnson's latest detective story starring Daniel Craig, "Wake Up Dead Man: A Knives Out Mystery."

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JAPAN MINIATURE SHRINE

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Tamaki, Japan – 1 May 2025

1. Various of worker cutting thatch roof of a miniature shrine

2. Various of miniature replicas of Ise Jingu shrine at Miyachu factory

3. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“A kamidana is like a small shrine used to enshrine a deity at home or in a workplace. Without having to visit a shrine, you can worship the deity at your home or inside a building.”

4. Various of craftsmen making ‘Ise no Shinden’ -- a kamidana modelled after the 'Yuiitsu Shinmei-zukuri' style of shrine architecture used at Ise Jingu

5. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“Ise Jingu uses a unique architectural style called Yuiitsu Shinmei-zukuri, which is exclusive to the shrine. So, the kamidana we make in Ise are designed to replicate that distinctive style."

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Ise, Japan – 1 May 2025

6. Entrance to the inner shrine of Ise Jingu

7. Thatch roof of one of the shrines at Ise Jingu complex

8. Various of Miyachu’s miniature shrines mimicking Ise Jingu’s unique architectural style

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Tamaki, Japan – 1 May 2025

9. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“The most prominent features are the thatched roof, and that it uses cypress wood from Kiso.”

10. Craftsman cutting grass with shears for shrine’s thatch roof

11. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“(During the Edo period,) many people came to Ise to worship and receive sacred talismans or ‘ofuda’. Naturally, this created a need for kamidana — household altars to enshrine the ofuda. That’s when kamidana began to spread across the country.”

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Ise, Japan – 1 May 2025

12. Various of visitors at the inner shrine complex of Ise Jingu

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Tamaki, Japan – 1 May 2025

13. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“In Ise, there used to be people called Onshi, who were like representatives of the Jingu. They also held positions as Shinto priests. They would travel across the country distributing sacred talismans from Ise Jingu. Rather than simply affixing the ofuda to the wall, they promoted the practice of enshrining it properly in a kamidana, encouraging more respectful and careful worship. That’s my understanding of how kamidana came to be widely adopted across Japan."

14. Craftsman Hiroshi Kawanishi, also a younger brother of Yosuke, working

15. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Hiroshi Kawanishi, craftsman at Miyachu:

“People want to treat the shrine that welcomes the deity with sincerity and respect, I think that’s why people come all the way to Ise and choose us.”

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Ise, Japan – 1 May 2025

16. Various of miniature shrines inside Miyachu shop

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Tamaki, Japan – 1 May 2025

17. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Hiroshi Kawanishi, craftsman at Miyachu:

“Not many people do my job. It’s a job that requires certain skills and time to acquire those skills.”

18. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“Traditional crafts in Japan are facing a real crisis, with many successors disappearing. It’s definitely a very tough industry.”

19. Various of new line of contemporary kamidana at Miyachu

20. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

21. Various of craftsman cutting thatch roof of miniature shrine

STORYLINE:

LEADIN:

In Japan’s spiritual heartland, tradition meets craftsmanship in miniature form.

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(1 Jun 2025)

JAPAN MINIATURE SHRINE

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LENGTH: 5:111

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tamaki, Japan – 1 May 2025

1. Various of worker cutting thatch roof of a miniature shrine

2. Various of miniature replicas of Ise Jingu shrine at Miyachu factory

3. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“A kamidana is like a small shrine used to enshrine a deity at home or in a workplace. Without having to visit a shrine, you can worship the deity at your home or inside a building.”

4. Various of craftsmen making ‘Ise no Shinden’ -- a kamidana modelled after the 'Yuiitsu Shinmei-zukuri' style of shrine architecture used at Ise Jingu

5. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“Ise Jingu uses a unique architectural style called Yuiitsu Shinmei-zukuri, which is exclusive to the shrine. So, the kamidana we make in Ise are designed to replicate that distinctive style."

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Ise, Japan – 1 May 2025

6. Entrance to the inner shrine of Ise Jingu

7. Thatch roof of one of the shrines at Ise Jingu complex

8. Various of Miyachu’s miniature shrines mimicking Ise Jingu’s unique architectural style

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tamaki, Japan – 1 May 2025

9. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“The most prominent features are the thatched roof, and that it uses cypress wood from Kiso.”

10. Craftsman cutting grass with shears for shrine’s thatch roof

11. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“(During the Edo period,) many people came to Ise to worship and receive sacred talismans or ‘ofuda’. Naturally, this created a need for kamidana — household altars to enshrine the ofuda. That’s when kamidana began to spread across the country.”

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Ise, Japan – 1 May 2025

12. Various of visitors at the inner shrine complex of Ise Jingu

ASSOCIATED PRESS

Tamaki, Japan – 1 May 2025

13. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“In Ise, there used to be people called Onshi, who were like representatives of the Jingu. They also held positions as Shinto priests. They would travel across the country distributing sacred talismans from Ise Jingu. Rather than simply affixing the ofuda to the wall, they promoted the practice of enshrining it properly in a kamidana, encouraging more respectful and careful worship. That’s my understanding of how kamidana came to be widely adopted across Japan."

14. Craftsman Hiroshi Kawanishi, also a younger brother of Yosuke, working

15. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Hiroshi Kawanishi, craftsman at Miyachu:

“People want to treat the shrine that welcomes the deity with sincerity and respect, I think that’s why people come all the way to Ise and choose us.”

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Ise, Japan – 1 May 2025

16. Various of miniature shrines inside Miyachu shop

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Tamaki, Japan – 1 May 2025

17. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Hiroshi Kawanishi, craftsman at Miyachu:

“Not many people do my job. It’s a job that requires certain skills and time to acquire those skills.”

18. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

“Traditional crafts in Japan are facing a real crisis, with many successors disappearing. It’s definitely a very tough industry.”

19. Various of new line of contemporary kamidana at Miyachu

20. SOUNDBITE (Japanese) Yosuke Kawanishi, managing director at Miyachu:

21. Various of craftsman cutting thatch roof of miniature shrine

STORYLINE:

LEADIN:

In Japan’s spiritual heartland, tradition meets craftsmanship in miniature form.

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Inglewood, Calif. - 31 May 2025

1. Jon Lovitz at Netflix TUDUM event

2. Julie Bowen

3. Various "Stranger Things" actors Finn Wolfhard, Caleb McLaughlin, Noah Schnapp

4. Various Lovie Simone and Michael Cooper Jr.

5. Various "Ginny & Georgia" actors Antonia Gentry, Brianne Howey, Felix Mallard, Sara Waisglass

6. Various Sofia Carson

7. Various "One Piece" actors Emily Rudd, Iñaki Godoy, Jacob Romero, Mackenyu, Taz Skylar

8. Various "Frankenstein" star Oscar Isaac

9. Cailee Spaeny

10. Various "Frankenstein" star Oscar Isaac and Mia Goth

11. Teyana Taylor

12. Various Chase Stokes and Chelsea Ballerini

13. Drew Starkey

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STORYLINE:

Hollywood stars from Oscar Isaac and Mia Goth to Chase Stokes and Kelsea Ballerini hit the black carpet on Saturday outside Netflix's TUDUM event in Inglewood, California.

The live promotional event featured appearances from stars of "Stranger Things," "Happy Gilmore 2," "Ginny & Georgia," the live action "One Piece" series and "Outer Banks."

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Inglewood, Calif. - 31 May 2025

1. "Squid Game" cast at Netflix TUDUM event: Lee Jung-jae, Choi Seung-Hyun, Kang Ae Sim, Lee Byung-hun, Park Sung Hoon

2. Lee Byung-hun

3. Lee Byung-hun and Lee Jung-jae

4. Medium of cast Lee Jung-jae, Choi Seung-Hyun, Kang Ae Sim, Lee Byung-hun, Park Sung Hoon

5. Lee Jung-jae

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