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(27 May 2025)

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Southern Israel, looking into Gaza Strip - 27 May 2025

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1. Smoke rising over Gaza Strip

STORYLINE:

A plume of smoke was seen over the Gaza skyline on Tuesday as Israel presses ahead with its offensive in the territory.

Gaza's Health ministry said in a statement that 79 people had been killed and 163 others who were injured had arrived at hospitals over the past day.

The Israel military renewed its offensive in March, after the Israeli government ended its ceasefire agreement with Hamas.

Israel has vowed to seize control of Gaza and keep fighting until Hamas is destroyed or disarmed, and until it returns the remaining 58 hostages, a third of them believed to be alive, from the October 7, 2023 attack that ignited the war.

Israel’s retaliatory offensive has killed more than 54,000 Palestinians, according to the Gaza Health Ministry.

It said more than half the dead are women and children, but does not distinguish between civilians and combatants in its count.

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(27 May 2025)

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Kuala Lumpur, Malaysia - 27 May 2025

1. Chinese Premier Li Qiang walking on to stage at a gala dinner of ASEAN-GCC-China Economic Forum

2. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Qiang, Chinese Premier

"The current wave of economic globalisation is undergoing unprecedented and significant shocks. The values we have long upheld — peaceful development, cooperation, and mutual benefit — are facing severe challenges.”

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3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Qiang, Chinese Premier

"In the face of escalating geopolitical conflicts and confrontation, we must remain committed to deepening mutual trust and enhancing solidarity. Only in this way, can we create long-term strategic opportunities."

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4. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Qiang, Chinese Premier

"The interconnectivity of our three markets will form one of the largest regional markets in the world. This will also unleash a multiplier effect, enabling our three parties to share more substantial benefits through the joint development of a large market. As we face increasing decoupling and the building of barriers, it is even more important that we insist on sharing resources and empowering each other."

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5. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Li Qiang, Chinese Premier

"China is willing to work with ASEAN and GCC countries to strengthen the alignment of development strategies, deepen regional integration cooperation, and enhance the level of trade and investment liberalisation and facilitation. At the same time, we must all firmly uphold the multilateral trading system with the World Trade Organization at its core and promote the creation of a stable and orderly international market environment."

6. Wide of Li speaking

STORYLINE:

Chinese Premier Li Qiang underscored the importance of "deepening mutual trust and enhancing solidarity," during a high-level forum that brought together Southeast Asian nations, six Persian Gulf countries, and China on Tuesday.

Speaking at an official dinner of the ASEAN-GCC-China Economic Forum in Kuala Lumpur, Li warned that "the current wave of economic globalisation is undergoing unprecedented and significant shocks."

"The values we have long upheld — peaceful development, cooperation, and mutual benefit — are facing severe challenges," he added.

The gathering marks a concerted effort by the three parties to expand economic engagement and bolster resilience as they grapple with a volatile global trading system due to U.S. tariff hikes.

Li highlighted the vast potential created by linking the markets of ASEAN, GCC, and China, whose combined trade volume currently accounts for only 5.4% of global trade.

"As we face increasing decoupling and the building of barriers, it is even more important that we insist on sharing resources and empowering each other," Li said.

He reiterated China’s readiness to work closely with both ASEAN and GCC nations to align development strategies, deepen regional integration, and raise the level of trade and investment liberalisation.

China is ASEAN's top trading partner, and has sought to present itself as a reliable ally to the region amid its rivalry with the U.S.

The GCC supplies over a third of China's crude oil imports.

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(27 May 2025)

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Lisbon, Portugal - 27 May 2025

1. Pan of protesters in front of Portuguese Parliament holding signs against the conflict in Gaza

2. Mid of protesters holding banner demanding the suspension of the EU-Israel Association Agreement

3. Close, tilt up from protest badge advocating for boycott and sanctions related to the Israel-Gaza conflict to woman's face

4. Mid of woman banging a drum

5. Mid shot of protesters in Lisbon holding signs and a Palestinian flag, advocating for Gaza

6. Mid of protesters with signs and flag

7. Mid of sign reading “Israeli's support international sanctions“

8. Mid of protesters holding signs with images of victims from Gaza

9. Wide of protesters

10. Mid of man holding Palestinian flag

11. Various of 43-year-old Liad Hollender, a Portuguese-Israeli living in Portugal for 14 years, with megaphone addressing crowd

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Liad Hollender, Portuguese-Israeli activist:

"We are here today to protest against the inaction of the European Union, the nations of the European Union, against the war crimes, the crimes against humanity that are being perpetrated in Gaza over the last 19 months. We are a network of thousands of Israeli's across Europe, also in the United States, who are desperate, desperate for the world to take action to stop this horrible situation."

13. Mid of sign calling for a weapons embargo

14.SOUNDBITE (English) Liad Hollender, Portuguese-Israeli activist:

"It’s really a horrible position to be in that you know what your country is doing and it's done in your name and that's exactly why we're here to say no, it's not, this is not done in our name. We are completely against it, but it is heartbreaking because for me it was a process, I feel like my identity was taken away from me because whenever I think about Israel now the things I think about are bad things, you know. So it pains me to speak my language, it pains me to hear songs because now everything is tainted because Israel has become this horrible state that does horrible, horrible things."

15. Various of 55-year-old Jerome Hillel Bark, an Israeli living in Portugal for two years

15. SOUNDBITE (English) Jerome Hillel Bark, Israeli activist:

“It’s just terrible, you know, you don't need to be an Israeli or a Jew to see how terrible the things are, but because I am kind of connected to the group that is perpetrating this crime I feel a strong obligation, a moral obligation, more than other people would have to stand and try and act against it, not to be silent, not to be compliant with it, but to stand up against it in any way I can."

16. Wide of protester with flag

17. Mid of protest banner reading “Jews for peace and justice”

STORYLINE:

A group of Israelis living in Portugal and other activists gathered outside the Portuguese Parliament in Lisbon Tuesday to protest against the conflict in Gaza.

Protesters were seen holding signs with photographs of Palestinian children said to have been killed during the recent attacks by the Israeli government, which claimed it was targeting Hamas in the disputed territory.

The protest is one of many scheduled to take place on Tuesday across European cities to call on the European Union to act against the Israeli government.

The joint action across the continent is demanding that European countries, and for the bloc, to comply with a complete weapons embargo and to stop the association agreement with Israel.

Living in Portugal for 14 years, Liad Hollender said she feels her Israeli identity has been tainted by the ongoing conflict.

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(13 Jan 2025)

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US DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DVIDS)

Over mountains near Pacific Palisades, California - 11 January 2025

1. Various of view from cockpit window and of pilot, plumes of smoke rising from hills

2. Interior of cockpit, pilots and terrain out of the window

3. Side view out of cockpit window and of pilot, as plane flies towards smoke plume rising from hills in distance

4. Interior view of cockpit, pilots and terrain out of the window

STORYLINE:

Footage released by the U.S Department of Defense (DVIDS) shows the cockpit view from a C-130J Super Hercules plane as it supported firefighting efforts in Los Angeles on Saturday.

DVIDS said the video shows the plane supporting efforts to contain the Palisades Fire by dropping a line of retardant on the mountains near Pacific Palisades.

DVIDS said the plane, from the Air National Guard's 146th Airlift Wing, was equipped with a Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System (MAFFS).

Firefighters scrambled on Sunday to make further progress against wildfires that have destroyed thousands of homes and killed 16 people in the Los Angeles area as forecasters again warned of dangerous weather with the return of strong winds this week.

At least 16 people were missing, and authorities said that number was expected to rise.

The National Weather Service issued red flag warnings for severe fire conditions through Wednesday, with sustained winds of 50 mph (80 kph) and gusts in the mountains reaching 70 mph (113 kph).

The most dangerous day will be Tuesday, said weather service meteorologist Rich Thompson.

Firefighters battling blazes on the ground are also being assisted via an airborne effort by the California Air National Guard.

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US DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE (DVIDS)

Pacific Palisades, California - 11 January 2025

1. Plumes of smoke rising from hills seen from cockpit window

2. Interior of cockpit, pilots and terrain seen out of the window

3. Plumes of smoke rising from hills seen from cockpit window

4. Interior view of cockpit, pilots and terrain seen out of window

STORYLINE:

Footage released by the U.S Department of Defense (DVIDS) showed plumes of smoke rising in the Pacific Palisades on Saturday as efforts continued to tackle wildfires in the area.

DVIDS said the video, captured from the cockpit of C-130J Super Hercules plane, showed the aircraft supporting efforts to contain the Palisades Fire by dropping a line of retardant on the mountains near Pacific Palisades.

DVIDS said the plane, from the Air National Guard's 146th Airlift Wing, was equipped with a Modular Airborne Fire Fighting System (MAFFS).

Firefighters scrambled on Sunday to make further progress against wildfires that have destroyed thousands of homes and killed 16 people in the Los Angeles area as forecasters again warned of dangerous weather with the return of strong winds this week.

At least 16 people were missing, and authorities said that number was expected to rise.

The National Weather Service issued red flag warnings for severe fire conditions through Wednesday, with sustained winds of 50 mph (80 kph) and gusts in the mountains reaching 70 mph (113 kph).

The most dangerous day will be Tuesday, said weather service meteorologist Rich Thompson.

Firefighters battling blazes on the ground are also being assisted via an airborne effort by the California Air National Guard.

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(27 May 2025)

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Berlin, Germany - 27 May 2025

1. Wide of Berlin Olympic Stadium

2. Close of Olympic rings

3. Wide of rings

4. Pan of empty Olympic stadium

5. Mid of man cleaning around empty seats in stadium

6. Wide of officials on podium

7. SOUNDBITE (German) Kai Wegner, Berlin Mayor - responding to question about which year the bid is - 2036, 2040 or 2044:

"We want the Olympic Games and I am not tying this to a time window, but we want to bring these Games to Germany. We believe that Berlin, with its partners, is a strong offer so that Germany has the chance to host the Olympic Games. And it is not about the years, but about the good concept, good preparation, and above all the sustainable impact, and I believe that is what matters primarily."

8. Wide of stadium

9. Close of an Olympic bell with (Nazi) eagle emblem

10. Close of engraved year 1936, highlighting Berlin's historical Olympic legacy

11. Close of swastika symbol carved into a metal surface

12. Wide of venue's architectural design

13. Wide of press conference

14. SOUNDBITE (German) Kai Wegner, Berlin Mayor:

"I believe that the Games 2036, no matter where they take place moreover will bring the Nazi games of 1936 into focus. And that is simply part of history, and attention will be directed to it, and I must tell you, I am proud to be the Governing Mayor of a city that has changed over the last 100 years, that we no longer stand for dictatorship, exclusion, hatred, and agitation, but that Berlin today is a cosmopolitan international metropolis, a colorful, diverse city. And I believe especially in times of Olympic Games to show how Berlin, how Germany has transformed from the Nazi reign of terror to a stable democracy, to an open-minded country - that is exciting."

15. Various of historic Olympic bell

16. Pan bell to stadium

17. Wide of stadium corridor

18. Wide of empty stadium seats and track as cleaning is underway

19. Empty track lanes

STORYLINE:

Berlin on Tuesday made a bid to host the Olympics again, possibly a century after the city hosted the 1936 Games under the Nazis.

Berlin Mayor Kai Wegner presented bid plans, with help from four other German states, at Berlin’s Olympic Stadium.

2036 would be the 100th anniversary of the Berlin Games.

"I believe that the Games 2036, no matter where they take place moreover will bring the Nazi games of 1936 into focus," Wegner said.

"I believe especially in times of Olympic Games to show how Berlin, how Germany has transformed from the Nazi reign of terror to a stable democracy, to an open-minded country. That is exciting."

The states of Brandenburg, Saxony, Mecklenburg-Vorpommern, and Schleswig-Holstein also host competitions as part of Berlin’s bid.

Los Angeles is hosting the 2028 Olympics and Brisbane the 2032 Olympics.

Berlin’s Olympic Stadium, known as Olympiastadion in German, was built for the 1936 Games.

Adolf Hitler was personally involved in the design and construction of the 100,000-seat track-and-field stadium after the Nazis assumed power in 1933, two years after the Games were awarded to the city.

Hitler was initially unenthused by the idea of hosting the Games, but he changed his mind after being convinced of their potential for propaganda.

He invited Leni Riefenstahl to film the event and she used the material for her film "Olympia."

Olympiastadion is still in use and hosted soccer's European Championship final between Spain and England last year.

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Bucharest, Romania - 27 May 2025

1. Wide of Calin Georgescu walking towards the prosecutor’s office while being escorted by his guards

2. Wide of supporters holding signs and flags

3. Wide of Georgescu walking towards the prosecutor’s office while being escorted by his guards

4. Mid of supporters chanting, holding signs and flags

5. Wide of Georgescu arriving at entrance to prosecutor’s office

6. Wide of Georgescu exiting prosecutor’s office

7. Close of sign on building

8. Wide of Georgescu walking towards his car while being escorted by guards

9. Mid of supporters speaking holding phone

10. Wide of Georgescu surrounded by security and followed by supporters

STORYLINE:

Romania's far-right presidential candidate Calin Georgescu appeared at a prosecutors office on Tuesday in Romania's capital Bucharest.

He was escorted by his guards and surrounded by journalists and supporters as he entered and exited the building.

The prosecutor's office later extended the criminal investigation against him due to alleged remarks he made on primetime television earlier in May, which could be interpreted by the public as supporting fascist and legionary ideas.

It comes as the controversial populist, whose bid for Romania’s presidency last year resulted in the annulment of an election in the European Union and NATO member country, announced he is stepping away from political life.

Georgescu upended Romania’s political landscape last November when he ran as an independent and unexpectedly surged to frontrunner in the first round of the presidential election, going from an obscure candidate to beating the incumbent prime minister.

“I choose to be a passive observer of public and social life,” the 63-year-old said in a video posted online late Monday.

“I choose to remain outside any political party structure … I am not affiliated with any political group in any way.”

Despite denying any wrongdoing, Georgescu was barred from the tense election rerun held in May, won by pro-EU candidate Nicusor Dan, who was officially sworn in on Monday.

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Liverpool, UK - 27 May 2025

1. Wide of a street where the incident happened

2. Mid of forensics and police at the scene

3. Man with flowers speaking to police officer

4. Police tent at the site

5. Media at the site

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron Jones, 28-year-old Liverpool FC fan:

"We was just around the corner along, along the Strand along there, just past the Liver building, just there. And we'd already left, started going around the corner. And we just saw all the scenes, loads of police, loads of ambulances. It seemed like the whole emergency force was all on the way down there. Such a shame. It's just ruined it for everyone, really. It's supposed to be celebrations and instead, the day is always going to be remembered for this now - instead of the trophy parade like it was supposed to. Such a shame."

7. Liverpool FC flag attached to traffic lights

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Aaron Jones, 28-year-old Liverpool FC fan:

"Near enough every Liverpool fan we've spoken to has mentioned it and brought it up. Real sad vibes around the city, to be honest, people aren't happy and... Because of disasters we've had in the past, everyone's just connecting it to the same sort of group of disasters, you know what I mean? It should have been happy times, but it has been tainted."

9. Various of incident site

10. SOUNDBITE (English) Joe Hosford, Liverpool FC fan:

"I was... I'm actually unspeakable. How... like this shouldn't happen like, you know what I mean? It's grand having parades, grand celebrations. This shouldn't, this shouldn't... We shouldn't even be talking about this, if you don't mind me saying so, you know what I mean? We shouldn't, but it's happened."

11. Various of the scene

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Steve Rotheram, Mayor of the Liverpool City Region:

"The solidarity of the people will shine through and there was lots and lots of really heartening things that happened where local people said that they'd opened the door for people if they couldn't get home. There were offers of lifts in cars, so that people could get to their destinations. This is the true humanity of the great people of this city."

13. Wide of the street

STORYLINE:

Liverpool Football Club fans on Tuesday said they were in shock after a man was arrested for driving a minivan into Liverpool soccer fans celebrating their team's Premier League Championship in an incident that injured almost 50 people.

Merseyside Police said they have the driver - a 53-year-old white British man from Merseyside - in custody and are not treating the incident as terrorism and are not looking for other suspects.

The force has not identified the arrested driver.

Detectives were working to piece together how a minivan plowed into crowds packing a narrow street, just after the players of Liverpool Football Club had celebrated the Premier League championship with an open-topped bus parade.

Water Street, near the River Mersey in the heart of the city, was cordoned off by police tape, and a blue tent had been erected on the road strewn with the detritus of celebration, including bottles, cans and Liverpool flags.

Hundreds of thousands of Liverpool FC fans had crammed the streets of the port city in northwest England on Monday to celebrate the team winning England’s Premier League this season for a record-tying 20th top-flight title.

Aaron Jones, who has been an avid Liverpool FC fan for over 20 years, said it was supposed to be a night of celebrations.

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