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Southern Israel looking into Gaza – 30 July 2025

1. Plumes of smoke rising over Gaza skyline, as seen from southern Israel

2. Wide of smoke rising

3. Tilt up of smoke rising

4. Wide of smoke rising

STORYLINE:

A huge plume of smoke was seen rising over the Gaza skyline on Wednesday.

It comes as at least 46 Palestinians were killed overnight into Wednesday morning, most of them among crowds seeking food, local hospitals said.

The Israeli military didn't immediately comment on any of the strikes but says it only targets militants and blames civilian deaths on Hamas, because the group's militants operate in densely populated areas.

On Tuesday the Palestinian death toll in Gaza passed 60,000, according to the Gaza Health Ministry. Its count doesn’t distinguish between militants and civilians

Hamas trigged the war with its October 7, 2023, attack, on southern Israel in which Palestinian militants killed some 1,200 people and abducted 251 others.

They still hold 50 hostages, though Israel believes that more than half the remaining hostages are dead. Most of the rest were released in ceasefires or other deals.

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 30 July 2025

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1. Aid being dropping from planes into Gaza

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Gaza City, Gaza Strip - 30 July 2025

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2. UN trucks driving by on busy road, people cheering

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Khan Younis, Gaza Strip - 30 July 2025

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3. Aid being dropping from planes into Gaze

STORYLINE:

More aid was airdropped into Gaza on Wednesday.

Under mounting pressure over the spiraling hunger crisis in Gaza, Israel said over the weekend that the military would pause operations in Gaza City, Deir al-Balah and Muwasi for 10 hours a day and designate secure routes for aid delivery.

International airdrops of aid have also resumed.

The pressure came in part due to images of emaciated children that sparked outrage around the world, including from Israel’s close allies.

U.S. President Donald Trump on Sunday called the images of emaciated and malnourished children in Gaza “terrible.”

Israel has restricted aid to varying degrees throughout the war. In March, it cut off the entry of all goods, including fuel, food and medicine, to pressure Hamas to free hostages.

Israel partially lifted those restrictions in May but also pushed ahead on a new U.S.-backed aid delivery system that has been wracked by chaos and violence.

Aid agencies say the new measures are not enough to counter worsening starvation in the territory.

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(8 Nov 1985) President Reagan and Soviet leader Gorbachev meet for important summit talks in Geneva on 19th and 20th

November. Both sides have made offers to cut the number

of nuclear weapons, as part of the publicity and propaganda

surrounding the summit.

Shows: Reagan speech at UN 40th anniversary: Gorbachev in

London and Paris: Red Square military parade, and missile

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animation of missiles in space: Reagan talks about Star

Wars: meeting of western leaders in New York: Gorbachev at

Chernenko funeral in March: Gorbachev at Lenin birthday

rally: Gorbachev on Leningrad walkabout, and visiting

factory: building of railway and pipeline in Siberia:

agriculture scenes: eastern port of Nakhodka: Reagan

meets Soviet journalists: Soviet television interviews

with Moscow public about the summit: alleged Soviet KGB

defector Yurchenko at Washington press conference, claiming

he was abducted by the Americans: State Department official

Redman saying Yurchenko may return home if he wishes:

Yurchenko leaves: Gorbachev at Warsaw Pact meeting: CND

demonstration in London: proposed site for cruise missiles in

Holland: Dutch anti-nuclear protests, Prime Minister Lubbers

receives anti-nuclear petition: Lubbers interview defending

decision to accept cruise: NATO meeting in Brussels: Star

Wars graphics: American promotional video for and against

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leaders in Moscow: Gorbachev presides at revolution

anniversary celebrations in Red Square.

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(4 Mar 1986) RR8614A REAGAN'S FOREIGN POLICY OFFENSIVE

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President Reagan has said the US must have the courage to act

against communist states and their clients. By supplying aid

and transport in Central America and sinking Libyan missile

ships, he showed in one week that he is now prepared to back

his words with action.

Shows: jets on Sixth Fleet: helicopters in Honduras: nuclear

test in Nevada: Nov. 85 Reagan-Gorbachev summit: Reagan sot

New Orleans: Daniel Ortega: Nicaraguan troops to border: a'math

Nicaraguan incursion: US congressmen: Ed Kennedy sot: Afghan

rebels: US Sixth Fleet: map: pro-Gaddafi demo: TWA plane in

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(26 Nov 1982) The death of Leonid Brezhnev in November ends an 18-year era which brought problems for Moscow in Czechoslovakia, Poland and Afghanistan, direct support for revolutionary Third World regimes, and also

serious efforts to improve relations with the United States and China. Will Soviet foreign policy under Yuri

Andropov be any different?

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Belgrade, Serbia - 5 May 2025

1. Various shots behind-the-scenes - "Robin Hood"

2. SOUNDBITE (English) Jonathan English, writer / director:

"Well, I had the idea to do a Robin Hood TV show which comes from being a fan of the period. Being a huge fan of all things medieval. I was a kind of castle nut growing up as a kid. I went to all the castles in England and Wales and I've always been very fascinated by the medieval period. I've made several other films in the medieval period and written many other scripts and stories. So Robin Hood was always there in my mind. You can't do anything in the medieval period without being sort of two or three steps from Robin Hood."

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Belgrade, Serbia - 5 May 2025

3. STILL IMAGE - A makeup artist touches up the face of actor Jack Patten as Robin prior to an interview with The Associated Press about the Robin Hood ten-episode season in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, May 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic) ID 25198391211039

4. STILL IMAGE - Actor Jack Patten as Robin, left, poses with actor Lauren McQueen as Marian after an interview with The Associated Press about the Robin Hood ten-episode season in Belgrade, Serbia, Monday, May 5, 2025. (AP Photo/Darko Vojinovic) ID 25198391204950

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Belgrade, Serbia - 5 May 2025

5. SOUNDBITE (English) Jack Patten, actor:

"I mean, it's a origin story. So you you get to learn about the the man before he became this sort of figure. But he's a young Saxon man, from a family who loves him very much. And, yeah, he's, you know, like, I think any young 24 year old, he's trying to find his place in the world. But I think, yea, Rob's, you know, he gets dealt some pretty tricky cards. So, you know, he has to navigate quite a bit. Yeah, yeah. But that's that's Rob. Yeah."

6. Medium shot behind-the-scenes - "Robin Hood"

7. Medium shot John Glenn

8. SOUNDBITE (English) John Glenn, showrunner:

"In Hollywood terms, I mean, the scope and the scale of it, it's pretty huge. I mean we're in multiple locations, the sets we're building are bigger than any sets that I've ever been a part of building. And I think it's that large because we want to tell sort of a full story of Robin Hood. Really an origin story, you now? Like, how this man became this man? So we start in childhood with he and Marian and just go through basically his entire life."

9. Various shots behind-the-scenes - "Robin Hood"

STORYLINE:

Villages and castles from 12th-century England came to life in a small town in Serbia for the filming of a new series about Robin Hood that has just wrapped in the landlocked country in southeast Europe.

The 10-episode take on England’s beloved medieval outlaw who, in lore, stole from the rich to give to the poor, comes from Lionsgate Television, and is expected to premiere on MGM+ in the U.S. and parts of Europe later this year.

The Associated Press recently visited the set in Simanovci, the village which is home to a ... [truncated]

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Rome, Italy - 29 July 2025

1. U.N. special rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza1 Francesca Albanese at news conference surrounded by journalists inside Italian Parliament conference room

2. Various of Albanese during news conference

4. SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, U.N. special rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza:

"It's very serious to be on the list of the people sanctioned by the U.S, because I understand that the idea of the sanctions is intended for criminals and so they shouldn't be facilitated in any forms or sort. Which means creating emptiness around them. They cannot have financial interactions, cannot have credit cards connected to any American circuit or bank, no one can enter relations with the person under sanction. I think that the sanctions are a very powerful tool to deter the commission of crimes. The point is that when they are used in such a political way, they are harmful, dangerous, and they create an enormous presence. So, of course, look, there is no question that they have already harmed me enough. I mean, my daughter is American. I've been living in the US, and I have some assets in the U.S., so of course it's going to harm me. What can I do? I mean I did everything I did in good faith, and knowing that, again, my commitment to justice is more important than personal interests, of course clearly."

5. Albanese during news conference

6. SOUNDBITE (English) Francesca Albanese, U.N. special rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza:

"I do see, I do sense, I do feel that there is a change. People continue to be shocked and disgruntled and the numbers of those who feel this way seem to keep on growing because there is more awareness, because it's more difficult to deny what Israel is doing. As someone was saying today in the parliament his is the first genocide that is known on TikTok. It's shocking. Really, I don't think that there are words left to describe what's happening to the Palestinian people."

7. Albanese during news conference

8. Wide protesters outside Italian Parliament waving Palestinian flags and holding signs against genocide in Gaza

9. Banner reading (Italian and English) "Gaza is not a war, it is a genocide."

10. Various of protesters holding Palestinian flags and signs advocating for Gaza

STORYLINE:

An independent U.N. investigator and outspoken critic of Israel’s policies in Gaza said on Tuesday that the sanctions recently imposed on her by the Trump administration will have serious impacts on her life and work.

Francesca Albanese, the U.N. special rapporteur for the West Bank and Gaza, is a member of a group of experts chosen by the 47-member U.N. Human Rights Council in Geneva. She is tasked with probing human rights abuses in the Palestinian territories and has been vocal about what she has described as the “genocide” by Israel against Palestinians in Gaza.

Both Israel and the United States, which provides military supp... [truncated]

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Bath, U.K. - 30 July 2025

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1. SOUNBITE (English) Dr Simon Boxall, lecturer in Oceanography at the University of Southampton:

"There's been a significant earthquake happening on the Kamchatka Peninsula of Russia. That's the sort of part of Russia north of China that extends in the Pacific Sea. And this is on what we call the Pacific Ring of Fire. This is an area region around the entire Pacific Rim renowned for significant earthquakes. The earthquake we've just experienced there is 8.8 on the Richter scale. That is significant. That puts it at the sixth biggest earthquake ever recorded on Earth. So this is a substantial earthquake. And although not all earthquakes will generate tsunamis, this one has generated a series of tsunamis which are propagating away from this epicenter of Russia. We've already seen some four foot waves hitting Japan. Similarly, we're getting four foot waves approaching Hawaii and hitting Hawaii. And so there is a Pacific wide warning of tsunamis. Which basically is telling people to move away from the beaches for sea defenses to be put up and preparation for potential aftershocks as well."

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2. SOUNBITE (English) Dr Simon Boxall, lecturer in Oceanography at the University of Southampton:

"Earthquakes occur where we get tectonic plates, normally where we tectonics plates rubbing against each other. So you've got the big Pacific plate, the Earth is made up of these sort of geology plates, these geophysical plates, and the Earth where these plates rub, where they sort of join, we get stresses building up, and then every so often we get a sudden release of pressure and part of the seabed flips up. And so it's that flip that causes the tsunami. And not all flips, not all sort of earthquakes will generate these. Some might be very different characteristic, but this is obviously one that flipped up. It's a bit like throwing a very, very large rock into the sea and then watching the waves propagate away from that rock, that splash. And so that's what's happened in this case. And that's why this particular one has generated a tsunami. It's not huge. It's not one that's going to cause mass devastation. But it will cause coastal flooding and it will cause damage and it does put lives at risk if people don't move to high ground. And that's the key message. Once you hear the warnings, the Pacific is very good at tracking tsunamis. There's an early warning system across the entire region. But also, you know, warnings have gone out as far away as South America for people to avoid the coastlines to move to high ground, certainly for the next 24 or 48 hours. And it can take 24 hours for the waves to cross the Pacific from the Kamchatka Peninsula all the way down to say, Chile and Peru."

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3. SOUNBITE (English) Dr Simon Boxall, lecturer in Oceanography at the University of Southampton:

"In these areas the countries ar... [truncated]

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Beijing, China - 30 July 2025

Spokesperson: Guo Jiakun

Duration: 7:42 minutes

1. An informal trilateral meeting between China, Cambodia and Thailand was held in Shanghai. Can you share more details about the meeting? What efforts has China made to promote peace and dialogue since the conflict broke out?

Since the outbreak of the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict, as a friendly neighbor of both countries, China has been making active efforts in its own way to help ease tensions. Foreign Minister Wang Yi has reached out to the foreign ministers of Cambodia and Thailand and the Secretary-General of ASEAN. The Chinese Ministry of Foreign Affairs maintained close communication with both Cambodia and Thailand, conducted multiple rounds of messaging in accordance with developments, and dispatched the special envoy for Asian affairs of the Foreign Ministry twice for shuttle mediation. China supported ASEAN’s role, maintained close communication with Malaysia as the rotating chair of ASEAN, and sent Chinese representatives to attend the Kuala Lumpur meeting between Cambodian and Thai leaders.

Given the fragile ceasefire on the ground, on the morning of July 30, Chinese Vice Foreign Minister Sun Weidong held an informal trilateral meeting with Cambodian and Thai representatives in Shanghai. Both the Cambodian and Thai sides reaffirmed their commitment to the ceasefire consensus and appreciated China’s active role in helping de-escalate the situation. The meeting took place in a candid, friendly and harmonious atmosphere.

The informal trilateral meeting between China, Cambodia and Thailand is the latest diplomatic effort by China to facilitate the implementation of the ceasefire consensus between Cambodia and Thailand and create conditions for the early restoration of peace and stability along the Cambodia-Thailand border.

China remains committed to advancing the Global Security Initiative and promoting an Asian security model featuring shared security, unity in diversity, dialogue and consultation, and is always dedicated to upholding regional peace and stability.

On the Cambodia-Thailand border conflict, China has no selfish interest and supports ASEAN’s effort to advance a political solution in the ASEAN way. China is ready to maintain close communication with Cambodia, Thailand, Malaysia and other countries in the region to help consolidate the Cambodia-Thailand ceasefire consensus and play a constructive role in restoring peace and stability at an early date.

2. The humanitarian crisis in Gaza has drawn broad attention from the international community. French President Macron and UK Prime Minister Starmer both stated that they may recognize the State of Palestine at the UN General Assembly. Meanwhile, some reports say that Israel's security cabinet is still considering full military occupation of the Gaza Strip and encirclement of some urban centers with high Hamas activity. What is China’s comment on ... [truncated]

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Southern Israel looking into Gaza Strip - 30 July 2025

1. Plumes of black smoke rising over Gaza skyline, as seen from southern Israel

STORYLINE:

A plume of black smoke was seen rising in the Gaza Strip from southern Israel on Wednesday as the Israel-Hamas war continues.

More than 60,000 Palestinians have been killed during the war, Gaza’s Health Ministry said Tuesday.

The leading international authority on food crises said Tuesday that the "worst-case scenario of famine is currently playing out in Gaza."

It predicted "widespread death" without immediate action.

The Integrated Food Security Phase Classification, or IPC, said Gaza has been on the brink of famine for two years, and that recent developments, including "increasingly stringent blockades" by Israel, have "dramatically worsened" the situation.

Even though Israel eased a 2 1/2-month blockade on the territory in May, aid groups say only a trickle of assistance is getting into the enclave and that Palestinians face catastrophic levels of hunger 21 months into the Israeli offensive launched after Hamas’ Oct. 7 attack.

Hamas-led militants killed about 1,200 people, mostly civilians, in the attack that sparked the war, and abducted another 251.

They are still holding 50 captives, around 20 believed to be alive, after most of the rest were released in ceasefires or other deals.

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