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Khuzdar - 21 May 2025

1. Mid of student book

2. Student shoe

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Quetta - 21 May 2025

3. SOUNDBITE (Urdu) Sarfaraz Bugti, Chief Minister of Baluchistan:

“First of all, I strongly condemned this incident, and I want to say that children are innocent and in any kind of war, be it tribal, international or any other kind of war, the children among them are the once who are vulnerable to it.”

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Khuzdar - 21 May 2025

4. Wide of area

5. Various of aftermath, including blood stains on rocks

6. Wide of area

7. Damage to window

STORYLINE:

A suicide car bomber struck a school bus in southwestern Pakistan on Wednesday, killing five people — including at least three children — and wounding 38 others, officials said.

It was the latest attack in a tense Balochistan province.

The province has been the scene of a long-running insurgency, with an array of separatist groups staging attacks, including the outlawed Balochistan Liberation Army, or BLA, designated a terror group by the United States in 2019.

A local official said the attack took place on the outskirts of the city of Khuduzar as the bus was transporting children to their military-run school there.

Troops quickly arrived at the scene and cordoned off the area while ambulances transported the victims to hospitals in the city.

Footage by the Associated Press showed scattered debris, which included student books and a pair of shoes.

No group immediately claimed responsibility for the attack but suspicion is likely to fall on ethnic Baloch separatists, who frequently target security forces and civilians in the region.

Sarfaraz Bugti, Chief Minister of Baluchistan, condemned the attack and expressed sadness over the children’s deaths.

Officials, who initially reported that four children were killed but later revised the death toll to say two adults were also among the dead, said they fear the toll may rise further as several children were listed in critical condition.

AP video by Muhammad Iqbal Mengal

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Madrid, Spain - 21 May 2025

1. Wide of police at the scene

2. Various of body covered with white sheet, forensic investigators

3. Various of the body being put into van

STORYLINE:

Spanish authorities said that an adviser to former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych was shot dead on Wednesday when gunmen targeted him outside the American School of Madrid.

Andrii Portnov, 51, was identified as the victim by Spain’s Interior Ministry. He was shot at 9:15 a.m. local time (0715 GMT), authorities said, after apparently dropping his children off for class.

Witnesses reported that Portnov was shot “several times” in the head and body by more than one gunman when he was getting into his car, a black Mercedes Benz, police said. The assailants then fled on foot.

Madrid’s emergency services said that he was found dead when medics arrived with at least three shots to his body.

Portnov is a former Ukrainian politician closely tied to Yanukovych, having served as deputy head of the presidential office from 2010 to 2014.

During Yanukovych’s presidency, Portnov was widely viewed as a pro-Russia political figure and was involved in drafting legislation aimed at persecuting participants of the 2014 revolution in Ukraine.

Luis Rayo, 19, who lives in a building next to the school, said that he was sleeping when he heard the sound of gunfire.

“I heard five bullets and then came here to see what happened,” Rayo said.

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Brussels, Belgium - 21 May 2025

1. Wide of NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte and Czech Republic President Petr Pavel walking on stage

2. Close of camera

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Mark Rutte, NATO Secretary General:

“What I want from the Hague Summit is it has to be a splash. It has to project NATO at the world stage, not only being from history the most successful defense alliance ever, but also going forward and indeed, that means that we have to concentrate on three big issues. One is defense spending, the other one is making sure that our defense industrial base is able to produce what we need to have to make sure that when it comes down to the ongoing and long-term Russian threat, whether that comes down to this Chinese build-up, we know that North Korea, China, Iran, and Russia are working more and more collectively – look what is happening in Ukraine, North Korea, China and Iran - are actively supporting Russia's war effort in Ukraine.”

4. Wide of Rutte and Pavel on stage

5. Mid of Rutte and Pavel on stage

6. Close of cameras

7. SOUNDBITE (English) Petr Pavel, Czech Republic President:

“If the discussion in The Hague leads us to a general agreement that we need to spend up to five percent, the Czech Republic is ready to support it.”

8. Mid of cameras

9. Wide of Rutte and Pavel walking off stage

STORYLINE:

NATO Secretary General Mark Rutte declared Wednesday he wants next month's NATO Summit in The Hague to make a "splash".

Speaking alongside Czech Republic President Petr Pavel at NATO Headquarters in Brussels, Rutte added he wants the summit to "project NATO at the world stage" as being "the most successful defense alliance" in history, while also focusing on important issues.

"One is defense spending, the other one is making sure that our defense industrial base is able to produce what we need," Rutte said.

At the same time, Rutte made reference to "the on-going and long-term Russian threat", the "Chinese build-up" and also singled out other countries like North Korea and Iran as "actively supporting Russia's war effort in Ukraine".

Czech Republic President Petr Pavel said his country is ready to commit to increase defense spending.

“If the discussion in The Hague leads us to a general agreement that we need to spend up to five percent, the Czech Republic is ready to support it.” said Pavel.

AP video by Mark Carlson

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Cannes, France - 21 May 2025

1. Llúcia Garcia, director Carla Simón, Mitch and María Zamora begin to walk red carpet for premiere of "Romeria"

2. Various Llúcia Garcia, director Carla Simón, Mitch and María Zamora pose for photos

3. Cutaway photographers

4. Push in and pan (L-R) María Zamora, Mitch, director Carla Simón and Llúcia Garcia

5. Pull out Maria Zamora, Mitch, director Carla Simón and Llúcia Garcia

6. Cutaway photographers

7. Llúcia Garcia, director Carla Simón, Mitch and María Zamora talking

8. Cutaway photographers

9. Cast walk past camera

10. Cast pose on foot of steps (L-R) María Zamora, Mitch, director Carla Simón and Llúcia Garcia

11. Wide shot cast turn to walk up steps

12. Pull out cast at top of steps (L-R) María Zamora, Mitch, director Carla Simón and Llúcia Garcia, group turns to walk into Palais

13. Wide shot Sara Casasnovas

14. Medium Sara Casasnovas

15. Medium Stefaniya Makarova

16. Nathanaël Karmitz on carept

17. Wide shot Abhishek Singh (right)

18. Medium Abhishek Singh

19. Medium Connie Lam

20. Various, guests on carpet

STORYLINE:

Spanish filmmaker Carla Simón premiered her latest film, "Romería," in competition at the 78th Cannes Film Festival on Wednesday.

She was joined on the red carpet by the drama's stars, Llúcia Garcia, Mitch and María Zamora.

The movie is inspired by Simón's teenage years, blighted by her parents' addictions and AIDS. It's the last of her trilogy of loosely-connected movies about family.

"Romería" follows a young woman, Marina, who has lost both her parents to drug addiction and AIDS. While trying find out about her biological father, Marina encounters her extended family on her father's side. They are reluctant to share stories about the past and Marina's dead parents, as they had shamed the families with their substance abuse struggles.

This is Simón's third feature. Her sophomore effort, "Alcarràs," won the Golden Bear at the Berlin Film Festival in 2022.

"Romería" is one of 21 films in competition for the Palme d'Or award, which will be given on 24 May.

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Rome, Italy - 21 May 2025

1. Palestinian flags waved by protesters, Italian parliament building in the background

2. Protesters in front of Italian parliament building

3. Protesters holding placards reading (English/Italian) “Stop genocide now” and “Ceasefire”

4. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Giorgia Prosperi, protester:

“There is a crime against humanity ongoing, a real genocide, therefore I think it right to cry out our pain so that this savagery of war can stop.”

5. Close of placard reading “Famine is not a weapon”

6. Wide of protest

7. SOUNDBITE (Italian) Francesca Perri, medic and member of a group called “Medics for Gaza”:

“When you starve a people, when you besiege it, and you don’t provide them with health care, but instead you destroy hospitals - there were 36 hospitals in Gaza and now there are only four left after all those were destroyed - and they have limited capabilities to assist since they have no medicines or even bandages, they have nothing left, our colleagues amputate with no anaesthetics - all this for us is a great pain.”

8. Protesters in front of Italian parliament

9. Protesters wearing a Palestinian flag

10. Protesters displaying a Palestinian flag in front parliament

STORYLINE:

Dozens of protesters gathered in front of the Italian parliament on Wednesday in solidarity with the Palestinians of Gaza and to demand an end to the Israel-Hamas war.

They waved Palestinian flags and held banners to call for a ceasefire.

Many protesters accused Israel of genocide, causing famine, and destroying hospitals.

“There is a crime against humanity ongoing, a real genocide, therefore I think right to cry out our pain so that this savagery of war can stop,” said protester Giorgia Prosperi.

Despite a surge in international anger at Israel's widening offensive, Israeli strikes continued to pound the Gaza Strip Wednesday.

The attacks killed at least 82 people, including several women and a week-old infant, according to the Gaza Health Ministry and area hospitals.

Israel began allowing dozens of humanitarian trucks into Gaza on Tuesday, but the aid has not yet reached Palestinians in desperate need.

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New York – 28 March 2025

1. Push in yoga chair

2. Slow push out yoga chair class practitioners

3. SOUNDBITE (English) Marian Rivman, Yoga Practitioner:

"You're stretching your whole body. I mean, you're getting all the joints at one point or another. And also what you can do in a chair is that it's a little bit more forgiving on the knees and on the hips. So as you age, it allows you to get into positions that you were doing standing, with the use of the chair and then being able to really do the pose without hurting yourself."

4. Various of yoga class

5. Various of yoga class practitioners

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Harriet Luria, Yoga Practitioner:

"I took it up because I have osteoporosis and the chair yoga is much easier. You don't have to worry as much about falling and breaking anything. It is not as difficult as I thought it would be, but it's not easy. And you really do use your muscles. It's an excellent workout."

7. Cutaway various yoga chair class instructor

8. SOUNDBITE (English) Whitney Chapman, Yoga Instructor:

"The very first time in a yoga class I brought in the chair. All of my students said, I don't want geriatric yoga. I'm not an old person. And then they saw that just having a chair. It's another prop that's going to help you do what you want to do. So it's not necessarily because you're older, but it can be helpful and it doesn't mean you're geriatric just because you're sitting in a chair."

9. Medium yoga class practitioners

10. Various of yoga class practitioners

11. Slow push out of yoga class

12. SOUNDBITE (English) Marian Rivman, Yoga Practitioner:

"Start. And if you want to start where you can really feel like you're confident and in control. Start in a chair. Get into a chair and do some yoga."

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Hong Kong - 21 May 2025

1. Various of photojournalists taking photos of Selina Cheng, Chairperson of Hong Kong Journalists Association at briefing

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Selina Cheng, Chairperson, Hong Kong Journalists Association:

“I think it does have a negative effect on Hong Kong's press freedom. Press freedom not only means the ability for media and journalists to operate safely, physically. It also means the level of information they can obtain, it also means the business environment, whether it is sustainable for them to operate.”

3. Cutaway of Cheng

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Selina Cheng, Chairperson, Hong Kong Journalists Association:

“In the case of Hong Kong, in the current case, if a number of media outlets or journalists are coming under financial duress created by unwarranted audits, then it does affect their ability to be able to work continually. As a union, we don’t believe that reporters should continue the work for free. Or if they have to subsidize their jobs at great personal financial cost. We don’t believe that.”

5. Wide of briefing

6. Reporter

7. Various of entrance to Hong Kong Journalists Association office

STORYLINE:

Hong Kong's tax authorities targeted at least 20 people, including journalists, current or former heads of media organizations and their families, with audits without sufficient evidence, a leading media professional group said Wednesday as it raised concerns over the city's press freedom.

Hong Kong Journalists Association chairperson Selina Cheng said the Inland Revenue Department accused the affected companies and individuals of failing to fully report their income years ago and issued backdated tax demands. Cheng called some of the department's claims “strange” and “unreasonable."

Cheng said the moves added stress to journalists and media organisations and affected their daily operations.

“It does have a negative effect on Hong Kong’s press freedom,” Cheng told a news conference.

“Press freedom not only means the ability for media and journalists to operate safely, physically ... It also means the business environment, whether it is sustainable for them to operate.”

In one case, the tax department alleged that a journalist had made a business registration and requested that they pay profit tax for a company they did not run — citing a business registration number that didn't exist, she said. The department also asked to audit a company's profit tax for a year before it was founded, she said.

In an email to The Associated Press, the Inland Revenue Department said it has established procedures to review the information provided by taxpayers and that it will follow up on cases in which information shows a possible breach of rules.

“The industry or background of a taxpayer has no bearing on such reviews,” it said, declining to comment on any case.

Hong Kong journalists have been navigating a narrowing space in recent years amid Beijing’s crackdown on dissent following massive anti-government protests that rocked the city in 2019.

Drastic political changes have created an increasingly restricted environment for them in the semi-autonomous Chinese city once regarded as a bastion of press freedom in Asia.

Cheng said the tax audits affected at least eight organizations, including independent media outlets like Hong Kong Free Press, alongside the Hong Kong Journalists Association and others.

At least 20 people, including her and her parents, were also impacted, she added.

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Taipei - 21 May 2025

1. Wide of Foreign Minister Lin Chia-lung arriving at news conference

2. Close of photographer

3. Wide of news conference

4. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Chia-lung, Foreign Minister:

"The Chinese Communist Party often uses various means of control, such as the Belt and Road Initiative, to bribe third-world countries, but the quality of the projects provided is poor, leading many countries to bankruptcy. Those that were once our diplomatic allies, but after establishing relations with China, an outbreak of infectious diseases occurred, resulting in significant food security issues."

5. Journalist asking question

6. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Lin Chia-lung, Foreign Minister:

"China offers benefits and money to its diplomatic allies, forcing them to support China's interpretation of UN Resolution 2758 (1971 U.N. resolution) and the One China principle, creating confusion globally."

7. Wide of news conference

8. SOUNDBITE: (Mandarin) Lin Chia-lung, Foreign Minister:

"Our response is that we must not let China use legal warfare to resolve the Taiwan issue through force, undermining the current status of mutual non-subordination between Taiwan and China, and turn the Taiwan issues into its domestic issue."

9. Wide of journalists

10. Lin leaving

STORYLINE:

Taiwan’s foreign minister on Wednesday alleged that China is using cash and other inducements to win over developing countries to its position on the self-governing island but claimed that such tactics are losing their effectiveness.

Lin Chia-lung told reporters that China’s goal is to persuade these nations to cut diplomatic ties with Taiwan, and stand with Beijing on issues it says prove Taiwan is part of China.

Lin offered no proof for his allegations and there was no immediate reaction from Beijing.

The minister said that key to that argument is a 1971 U.N. resolution that handed the China seat at the Security Council to Beijing, effectively kicking out Chiang Kai-shek’s representatives who had held it even after fleeing to Taiwan when the Communists took over China in 1949.

The resolution says nothing about self-governing Taiwan’s representation, but China and its allies have been using it as proof that there is only one China, of which Taiwan is an indivisible part.

Lin also alleged that in developing nations, “China is using cheap construction” of projects from stadiums to railway lines to win the countries over.

“We must not let China have what it wants in terms of using legal warfare to make the Taiwan issue its domestic issue," Lin said, adding that Taiwan needs to harness the support from the United States and the European Union in defying Beijing.

Chinese economic pressure has reduced the number of Taiwan's formal diplomatic allies to just 12, mainly small island nations in the South Pacific and Caribbean.

Taiwan also lost allies from among Central American countries in recent years.

In deference to Beijing, the U.S. maintains only unofficial relations with Taipei, but remains its chief economic backer and source of weaponry to defend itself from China's threat to invade the island.

Meanwhile, Chinese diplomatic pressure, often won through gifts to poor nations, has kept Taiwan out of the United Nations and most other international forums, Lin claimed.

China refuses to deal with Taiwan's pro-independence government and has been pressing its diplomatic campaign to isolate the island.

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Madrid, Spain - 21 May 2025

1. Various of body covered with white sheet, forensic investigators

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2. Various of cover over body being adjusted, body partly visible

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2. Various of the body being put into van by undertakers

STORYLINE:

Spanish authorities said that an adviser to former Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych was shot dead on Wednesday when gunmen targeted him outside the American School of Madrid.

Andrii Portnov, 51, was identified as the victim by Spain’s Interior Ministry. He was shot at 9:15 a.m. local time (0715 GMT), authorities said, after apparently dropping his children off for class.

Witnesses reported that Portnov was shot “several times” in the head and body by more than one gunman when he was getting into his car, a black Mercedes Benz, police said. The assailants then fled on foot.

Madrid’s emergency services said that he was found dead when medics arrived with at least three shots to his body.

Portnov is a former Ukrainian politician closely tied to Yanukovych, having served as deputy head of the presidential office from 2010 to 2014.

During Yanukovych’s presidency, Portnov was widely viewed as a pro-Russia political figure and was involved in drafting legislation aimed at persecuting participants of the 2014 revolution in Ukraine.

Luis Rayo, 19, who lives in a building next to the school, said that he was sleeping when he heard the sound of gunfire.

“I heard five bullets and then came here to see what happened,” Rayo said.

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