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(19 May 2025)

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Moscow - 7 May 2025

1. STILL of Russian presidential aide Yuri Ushakov arriving to attend a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro at the Grand Kremlin Palace

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Moscow - 19 May 2025

2. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Ushakov, Russian presidential foreign affairs advisor:

++OVERLAID BY SHOT 1++

"It was a frank and constructive conversation. And it is interesting that it began with our president congratulating Donald Trump on the birth of his 11th grandson and, naturally, wishing health to the newborn and Trump's daughter."

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Moscow - 7 May 2025

3. STILL of Ushakov

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Moscow - 19 May 2025

4. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Ushakov, Russian presidential foreign affairs advisor:

++OVERLAID BY SHOT 3++

"The exchange of prisoners of the two countries was mentioned. This is an important humanitarian action. Several such actions have already been carried out in recent months. And the presidents noted that another such exchange of nine for nine people is currently being worked out."

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Moscow - 13 March 2025

5. STILL of Ushakov arriving to attend a meeting of Putin and Belarusian President Alexander Lukashenko at the Grand Kremlin Palace

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Moscow - 19 May 2025

6. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Ushakov, Russian presidential foreign affairs advisor:

++OVERLAID BY SHOT 5++

"It is very important that the presidents agreed to continue the dialogue on all issues, including, of course, on the Ukrainian topic. And they talk about the possibility of organizing a personal meeting in the future. But for this, the necessary prerequisites must be created. And both presidents agree that such a meeting must be prepared for comprehensively."

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Moscow - 7 May 2025

7. Russian Presidential Aide Yuri Ushakov arriving to attend a meeting between Russian President Vladimir Putin and Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro at the Grand Kremlin Palace

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Moscow - 19 May 2025

8. SOUNDBITE (Russian) Yuri Ushakov, Russian presidential foreign affairs advisor:

++OVERLAID BY SHOT 7++

"Our President positively assessed the negotiation process between Washington and Tehran on the Iranian nuclear program, launched with the mediation of Oman. Moscow stresses the need to find mutually acceptable solutions by political and diplomatic methods. We are ready to provide support."

STORYLINE:

Russian presidential advisor Yuri Ushakov, who previously served as Russian ambassador to the U.S., stressed the friendly nature of the conversation between the two world leaders.

US President Donald Trump and Russian President Vladimir Putin addressed each on a first name basis, and Putin congratulated Trump on the recent birth of his eleventh grandchild, he said.

Ushakov also said that both men agreed to a potential face-to-face meeting in the future but gave no time frame, only saying that such an event could take place after the “necessary prerequisites” were met.

“Both presidents agree that such a meeting must be prepared for comprehensively,” he said.

Ushakov also said that aside from Ukraine, the two men discussed Trump’s recent tour of the Middle East, particular Washington’s negotiations with Tehran, mediated by Oman.

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Taiwan - 20 May 2025

1. Various of a robot dog made by Taiwanese company Play Robot doing dance, jumping, sitting and saying hello with its paw

2. Mid of Advantech logo - Play Robot works with Advantech to make its robots, including robot dogs

3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Jelly Wang, Play Robot CEO:

"There are two parts when it comes to AI robots. The first being ‘where to go’ and the second being ‘what to do’. With ‘where to go’, we make them go to a precise location. When getting to the location, here come the problems, such as ‘I have to monitor instrument readings’. Can I recognize these texts and the labels on the instruments? Or, if the robot is in a household setting, can it understand what is being said? If I ask it to bring me a glass of Coke, can the robot understand the space and objects involved? This requires a lot of recognition, understanding of objects, and heavy reliance on visual recognition, AI recognition, and spatial understanding. Of course, these are the current challenges for robots."

4. Various of another bigger Play Robot robot dog going down and up again on its stage and waving its dorsal arm as a sign to say hello

5. Close of logos of Advantech and Play Robot

6. Wide of Intel’s marketing engineer David Trusov showing a female visitor how to use a PC application that generates portraits with AI

7. Close of a video camera

8. Various of a female visitor using an Intel powered PC to generate her portrait

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Danni Tong, visitor to 2025 Computex Taipei from Hong Kong:

"It’s really amazing how this can be done in 30 seconds. Actually, I think the reason why I want to try it is because I've heard so much about it, but I haven't got a chance to try it. I am actually very intrigued by this kind of imaging, how this will impact on the creative industry and how people are going to utilize it.”

10. Mid of Intel logo that says "Faces of Innovation"

11. SOUNDBITE (English) David Trusov, Marketing engineer at Intel:

“Right, if you're generating a photo on your laptop, it might take five to seven seconds using your GPU, right? So, with Intel Gaudi 3, you're able to generate five photos in two seconds, so you can generate more images a lot quicker and we're not even stressing 1 OEM on the Gaudi server. So, Gaudi comes with eight, and you can do a lot more, like your large language models for your chatbots.”

12. Various of Intel booth and logos

13. Visitor taking photos of an Intel CPU, the “Panther Lake”, that will be released in the second half of 2025

14. Various of Intel CPU, the “Panther Lake”

15. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin), Rex Lan, Intel product manager:

“In the display window, what we are showcasing is the latest CPU model based on Intel's 18A production. It is used in PCs, with the code name ‘Panther Lake’ scheduled for mass production starting in the second half of the year.”

16. Various of Asus booth and logo

17. Various of Asus marketing specialist Joy Liu using weights to measure an Asus Zenbook

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Joy Liu, marketing specialist, Asus:

“So, I would like to introduce our lightest AI PC so far as a Zenbook series. So, this is a Zenbook A14, and it just launched this quarter, the first quarter, and it's the lightest AI PC, so it's under 1kg, so you can just feel it from its weight (holding the laptop up). And also it is equipped on the Qualcomm CPU. So, if you want to do the AI features on this laptop, it allows you to use it. And also the tops is up to 40 tops. So, if you can do whatever AI features on this laptop.”

19. Various of an Asus member using the Zenbook A14

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Taiwan - 20 May 2025

1. Various of a robot dog made by Taiwanese company Play Robot doing dance, jumping, sitting and saying hello with its paw

2. Mid of Advantech logo - Play Robot works with Advantech to make its robots, including robot dogs

3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Jelly Wang, Play Robot CEO:

"There are two parts when it comes to AI robots. The first being ‘where to go’ and the second being ‘what to do’. With ‘where to go’, we make them go to a precise location. When getting to the location, here come the problems, such as ‘I have to monitor instrument readings’. Can I recognize these texts and the labels on the instruments? Or, if the robot is in a household setting, can it understand what is being said? If I ask it to bring me a glass of Coke, can the robot understand the space and objects involved? This requires a lot of recognition, understanding of objects, and heavy reliance on visual recognition, AI recognition, and spatial understanding. Of course, these are the current challenges for robots."

4. Various of another bigger Play Robot robot dog going down and up again on its stage and waving its dorsal arm as a sign to say hello

5. Close of logos of Advantech and Play Robot

6. Wide of Intel’s marketing engineer David Trusov showing a female visitor how to use a PC application that generates portraits with AI

7. Close of a video camera

8. Various of a female visitor using an Intel powered PC to generate her portrait

9. SOUNDBITE (English) Danni Tong, visitor to 2025 Computex Taipei from Hong Kong:

"It’s really amazing how this can be done in 30 seconds. Actually, I think the reason why I want to try it is because I've heard so much about it, but I haven't got a chance to try it. I am actually very intrigued by this kind of imaging, how this will impact on the creative industry and how people are going to utilize it.”

10. Mid of Intel logo that says "Faces of Innovation"

11. SOUNDBITE (English) David Trusov, Marketing engineer at Intel:

“Right, if you're generating a photo on your laptop, it might take five to seven seconds using your GPU, right? So, with Intel Gaudi 3, you're able to generate five photos in two seconds, so you can generate more images a lot quicker and we're not even stressing 1 OEM on the Gaudi server. So, Gaudi comes with eight, and you can do a lot more, like your large language models for your chatbots.”

12. Various of Intel booth and logos

13. Visitor taking photos of an Intel CPU, the “Panther Lake”, that will be released in the second half of 2025

14. Various of Intel CPU, the “Panther Lake”

15. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin), Rex Lan, Intel product manager:

“In the display window, what we are showcasing is the latest CPU model based on Intel's 18A production. It is used in PCs, with the code name ‘Panther Lake’ scheduled for mass production starting in the second half of the year.”

16. Various of Asus booth and logo

17. Various of Asus marketing specialist Joy Liu using weights to measure an Asus Zenbook

18. SOUNDBITE (English) Joy Liu, marketing specialist, Asus:

“So, I would like to introduce our lightest AI PC so far as a Zenbook series. So, this is a Zenbook A14, and it just launched this quarter, the first quarter, and it's the lightest AI PC, so it's under 1kg, so you can just feel it from its weight (holding the laptop up). And also it is equipped on the Qualcomm CPU. So, if you want to do the AI features on this laptop, it allows you to use it. And also the tops is up to 40 tops. So, if you can do whatever AI features on this laptop.”

19. Various of an Asus member using the Zenbook A14

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Kyiv - 20 May 2025

1. Various of monument in central Kyiv

2. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Svitlana Kyryliuk, 66, local resident:

“It (peace) is not possible now, only when they run out of resources and army manpower. They are ready to fight, at least for this summer. It (peace) is possible closer to the fall. Not now. He'll (Russian President, Vladimir Putin) stall for time, and that's it. This is a very cunning and insolent person... I don't know, it's not a person or human. He is very cunning and insolent. He knows how to talk to (U.S. President, Donald) Trump and is just fooling the whole world.”

3. Various of people walking in central Kyiv

4. Various of monument

5. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Volodymyr Lysytsia, 45, serviceman:

“I think he (Putin) is just stalling for time. He wants to grab more land. He said himself that he needs territories. And he leaves nothing there, only scorched earth, everything bombed. I came for rehabilitation, and here (in Kyiv) is a completely different world from the one there (on the front line).”

6. Various of people walking by people made memorial for fallen soldiers

7. SOUNDBITE (Ukrainian) Mykhailo, 82 (last name not given because of safety reasons):

“I don't believe in negotiations as long as they are going the way they are now. Trump should have met with Putin long ago after so many months in power, but he only talks on the phone. He threatened both Putin and Zelensky, but he still can't meet with everyone, some kind of frivolous conversation on his part.”

8. Various of people paying their respects at memorial for fallen soldiers

STORYLINE:

In Kyiv on Tuesday some people showed little optimism about progress towards peace with Russia.

Following talks between Ukrainian and Russian delegations in Turkey mediated by the United States last week, U.S. President Donald Trump held separate phone calls with Russian President Vladimir Putin and Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy on Monday.

It is obvious that Russia is trying to buy time to continue the war and occupation,” Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy said Tuesday on Telegram.

“We are working with partners to put pressure on the Russians to behave differently,” he added in an apparent reference to further international sanctions on Russia.

Ukraine has offered a comprehensive 30-day ceasefire, which Moscow has effectively rejected by imposing far-reaching conditions, and Zelenskyy proposed a face-to-face meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin but the Russian leader spurned that offer.

Trump said his personal intervention was needed to push peace efforts forward, and on Monday he held separate talks over the phone with Zelenskyy and Putin.

Russia and Ukraine will “immediately” begin ceasefire negotiations, Trump announced, though there was no detail on exactly when or where such talks might take place and who might attend them.

Among ordinary Ukrainians, public sentiment toward a potential ceasefire and lasting peace remains largely pessimistic.

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Beijing, China - 20 May 2025

1. Wide of news conference

2. Mid of reporters

3. SOUNDBITE (Mandarin) Mao Ning, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson:

“We noted the reports. China supports all efforts conducive to peace, supports direct dialogue and negotiations between Russia and Ukraine, and supports a political resolution to the crisis. We hope all parties can reach a fair, lasting, and binding peace agreement that is acceptable to all parties through dialogue and negotiation.”

4. Various of news conference

STORYLINE:

China's foreign ministry on Tuesday reaffirmed its support for “direct dialogue and negotiations” between Russia and Ukraine.

U.S. President Donald Trump’s phone calls with the leaders of Russia and Ukraine deepened expectations that progress might soon be made on ending those countries’ more than three-year war, though frustration at the slow pace of negotiations and the absence of any significant breakthrough kept hopes low.

Without touching on the calls directly, Chinese Foreign Ministry spokesperson Mao Ning told a briefing in Beijing: “We hope all parties can reach a fair, lasting, and binding peace agreement that is acceptable to all parties through dialogue and negotiation.”

Ukraine has offered a comprehensive 30-day ceasefire, which Moscow has effectively rejected by imposing far-reaching conditions.

Ukrainian President Volodymyr Zelenskyy proposed a face-to-face meeting with Russian President Vladimir Putin but the Russian leader spurned that offer.

Trump said his personal intervention was needed to push peace efforts forward, and on Monday he held separate talks over the phone with Zelenskyy and Putin.

Russia and Ukraine will “immediately” begin ceasefire negotiations, Trump announced, though there was no detail on when or where such talks might take place.

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1. 00:00 SOUNDBITE (English) Enzo Maresca, Chelsea Head Coach:

(On his special relationship with mentor Real Betis' head coach Manuel Pellegrini)

"It's special, as you said. I spent four years with Manuel (Pellegrini). He's a reference for me because of his career, because of his history and especially because he's, in terms of human being, he's a top person and I define him like a professional dad because many times when I need to take big decision. We are in contact and yeah, thanks for that."

2. 00:38 SOUNDBITE (English) Enzo Maresca, Chelsea Head Coach:

(On Betis' Isco)

"He's a top player, his career speaks for himself, many years with Real Madrid. We played together when Isco was very young. He joined us from Valencia and we had a top team. The striker was Ruud van Nistelrooy. We had Isco, we had Joaquin, we have Santi Cazorla, me. That was a top team, yeah."

3. 01:12 SOUNDBITE (English) Enzo Maresca, Chelsea Head Coach:

(on 48-hour turnaround for the final compared to Betis who play Friday)

"'I'm not happy... 100 percent. You cannot allow a team 48-hours more than the other team when you play Europe in competition final."

REPORTER: So you think you shouldn't be allowed to play on Friday?

"Or they play Sunday like us."

4. 01:30 SOUNDBITE (English) Enzo Maresca, Chelsea Head Coach:

(On playing a full strength team for every game)

"For each game, we try to play our strong(est) eleven. So if during the season we played Conference League with a different team or with different players, but we were sure in that moment that, for that game always was the strongest one and we see for the final."

5. 01:48 SOUNDBITE (English) Enzo Maresca, Chelsea Head Coach:

(On the pressure to win)

"The main target is, for sure is, also you know for personally it's important, but the main target is to win again a European competition with Chelsea. I think it's something important for the club in this moment for the, you know, for the fans, for everyone because it means that we are going in the right direction. And personally I will try to prepare the game exactly in the same way I prepare all the rest, because I consider every game important. For sure it's a final, that at the end decides the title, but we're going to try to prepare the game in our best and hopefully we can win the title."

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STORYLINE:

On Tuesday, Chelsea head coach Enzo Maresca sat down in front of the press on the media day ahead of next week's Europa Conference League final against Real Betis in Wrocław, Poland.

During media day press conference Maresca opened up about his mentor Real Betis' head coach Manuel Pellegrini calling him his 'Professional Dad', ahead of facing him in the Europa Conference League final next week.

Maresca also has expressed his unhappiness at his team getting two fewer days to prepare for the Conference League final compared to Spanish opponent Real Betis.

While Betis plays its final La Liga match on Friday against Valencia, Chelsea closes its Premier League campaign on Sunday – three days before the Conference League final in Wroclaw, Poland – against Nottingham Forest.

So Maresca has another idea.

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SYRIA WATER SHORTAGE

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Damascus, Syria - 8 May 2025

1. Worker at Ein al-Fijeh spring playing video on his phone that shows water level a few years ago in the same spot and comparing it with current levels

2. Worker Hassan Bashi walking inside tunnels that used to be filled with water from Ein al-Fijeh spring

3. Bashi throwing stone to show how shallow the water is

4. Tunnel that used to be filled with water

5. Various empty ruins of a Roman temple where the spring water used to flow

6. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Hassan Bashi, worker at Ein al-Fijeh spring:

"This is the first time in 33 years, the first time for me to see the situation this tragic at Ein al-Fijeh spring."

7. Various of water from the spring

8. Drone shot of the area where Ein al-Fijeh spring is ++MUTE++

9. Various of Ein al-Fijeh water committee building

10. Head of the Damascus City Water Supply Authority, Ahmad Darwish, in his office

11. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Ahmad Darwish, head of the Damascus City Water Supply Authority:

"Because of the climate change that has happened in the area and the low rainfall this year - these are the lowest rainfall rates since 1956 - the spring was impacted greatly as it is a non-renewable spring. It has given us far less water than it would have in normal circumstances."

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Damascus, Syria - 10 May 2025

12. Various of truck carrying water

13. Building in Damascus

14. Various of Damascus resident Bassam Jbara walking through door and sitting on couch

15. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Bassam Jbara, resident of Damascus:

"The people of Damascus are used to getting water every day and to drinking water coming from the Ein al-Fijeh spring, but unfortunately the water level in Ein al-Fijeh is now really low. There are solutions that have to come from the people themselves such as reducing water consumption, not leaving the tap running in general or not leaving it running until it cools down before they can drink. Women should not leave the water running while they’re doing the dishes. People have to cooperate because we are heading toward difficult conditions when it comes to water."

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Damascus, Syria - 8 May 2025

16. Various of villager from Ein al-Fijeh village, Tarek Abdul-Wahed, walking where his restaurant used to be

17. Water from the Ein al-Fijeh spring

18. SOUNDBITE (Arabic) Tarek Abdul-Wahed, from Ein al-Fijeh village:

"In this area, you couldn't see the ground in the past because of how packed it was with tourists and vacationers. Now it looks barren like a desert. There is no one."

19. Various of men rebuilding restaurant

20. Various of drone shots of men rebuilding restaurant ++MUTE++

21. SOUNDBITE (Arabic): Tarek Abdul-Wahed, from Ein al-Fijeh village:

"The Ein al-Fijeh spring is the only artery to the city of Damascus, it was an outlet or breathing spot for the people of the city."

22. Various of drone shots of Ein al-Fijeh village ++MUTE++

STORYLINE:

Inside a mountain above the Syrian capital, Hassan Bashi walked through tunnels that used to be filled with water from a spring famous for its pure waters.

The spring rises inside the ruins of a Roman temple in the Barada Valley and flows toward Damascus, which it has been supplying with drinking water for thousands of years.

Normally, during the winter flood season, water fills all the tunnels and washes over much of the temple.

Now, there is only a trickle of water following the driest winter in decades.

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