StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos5:50Now28 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes on homes, displacement tents across GazaStringersHubSHOTLIST: KHAN YOUNIS, PALESTINE (APRIL 20, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF BODIES BEING CARRIED 2. VARIOUS OF PALESTINIAN PEOPLE CRYING NEXT TO BODIES 3. PALESTINIAN BODY BEING CARRIED 4. PALESTINIAN WOMAN CRYING (TWO SHOTS) 5. PALESTINIAN WOMAN SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 6. PALESTINIAN MAN SPEAKING TO CAMERAS (Arabic) 7. VARIOUS OF FUNERAL PRAYER 8. FUNERAL BEING CARRIED 9. PALESTINIAN WOMEN CRYING 10. PALESTINIAN MAN SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 11. PALESTINIAN WOMEN CRYING (TWO SHOTS) 12. BODY BEING CARRIED FOR FUNERAL PRAYER 13. VARIOUS OF FUNERAL PRAYER 14. CROWD OF PALESTINIANS CARRYING BODYKHAN YOUNIS, PALESTINE - APRIL 20: At least 28 Palestinians were killed on Sunday as Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip targeted residential homes and tents sheltering displaced families, according to medical sources and eyewitnesses. Nine people, including women and children, were killed when an Israeli airstrike hit a home in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, a medical source told Anadolu. In the south of the enclave, an Israeli drone targeted a displacement tent in the Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis, killing a Palestinian woman and injuring four others, including children. The Civil Defense in Gaza confirmed that its teams retrieved the woman’s body and evacuated several wounded children and elderly victims from the site. Israeli warplanes also struck a house in the Al-Farahin neighborhood in Khan Younis. No information was yet available about casualties as emergency services struggle to access the site due to ongoing bombardment. Another airstrike killed two people and injured several others in the same city, another medical source said. In the southern city of Rafah, an Israeli artillery shell hit the Mawasi area, killing one person and wounding several others. Five more people were also killed in another strike in eastern Rafah. According to witnesses, Israeli naval forces also opened fire on the city’s coastline, but no information was yet available about injuries. In Gaza City, two Palestinians were killed and several others injured when Israeli airstrikes targeted a gathering of civilians in the Shejaiya neighborhood. Additionally, five Palestinians were killed in an Israeli attack on Al-Tuffah neighborhood in the northeastern part of the city. In the eastern part of Gaza City, a father and his child were killed in an Israeli strike targeting the Zeitoun neighborhood. A young man was also killed in artillery shelling in the …
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos0:24NowPeru: Peru Glacier Collapses Beneath ClimbersStringersHubPeru - April 20, 2025 A routine training day for climbers on Peru’s Vallunaraju mountain turned to drama when a glacier unexpectedly cracked apart just behind them. Despite the danger, the climbers kept their cool, negotiating the situation without panic or casualty.
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos0:11NowIran: Iranian Spray-Paints Message To TrumpStringersHubQom, Iran - April 20, 2025 An Iranian anti-government protester spray-paints an appeal to President Donald Trump on a wall in the city of Qom. Iran and the United States concluded a second round of negotiations on Saturday over Tehran's nuclear programme. Further talks will be held this week.
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos2:11NowSyria: Syrian Christians commemorate Good Friday with ceremonies ahead of EasterStringersHubSHOTLIST: DAMASCUS, SYRIA (APRIL 20, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF MARCHING BAND PARADE HELD IN STREETS OF BAB SHARQI DISTRICT 2. VARIOUS OF DRONE SHOTS OF BAB SHARQI DISTRICTDAMASCUS, SYRIA - APRIL 20, 2025: Christians in Syria commemorated Good Friday, the day they believe Jesus Christ was crucified, ahead of Easter. Events were held in Damascus as well as in the provinces of Aleppo, Homs and Latakia. The ceremonies, which began in the evening at churches, drew large crowds of Christians, while strict security measures were put in place. Following a service at the Church of the Cross in the capital, scout groups performed a parade accompanied by a marching band. Abir, a Christian from Damascus, told Anadolu that she came to the church to attend the ceremony. "As part of the ceremony, we prayed, and our scout teams put on a performance. On Sunday, we’ll celebrate Easter," she said. Elisar, who traveled from Lebanon to attend the ceremonies in Damascus, said: "Before coming here, we were concerned about the security situation, but I was very happy to see the extensive security measures in place."
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos1:02NowSouth Korea: S. Korea's ousted president to attend second hearingStringersHubOusted South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol will face his second criminal trial hearing at 10:00 on Monday local time, Yonhap News Agency reported on Sunday. The Seoul Central District Court in southern Seoul will continue proceedings in the case against Yoon on insurrection charges. Yoon is expected to arrive at the court from his private residence in a security vehicle, as he did for the initial hearing on April 14. Media have been granted permission to film inside the courtroom, said the report. This will likely be the first time for the public to see images of Yoon attending the trial. During the first formal hearing, Yoon denied his insurrection charges and defended himself by testifying in the courtroom for over 80 minutes. On April 4, the constitutional court upheld a motion by parliament to impeach Yoon over his short-lived martial law imposition. SHOTLIST: Seoul, South Korea - April 14, 2025 1. Various of Seoul High Court; 2. People at entrance; FILE: Seoul, South Korea - Dec 6, 2024 3. Building of South Korea's National Assembly; FILE: Seoul, South Korea - 2025 4. Various of national flag of South Korea, flag of South Korean government; FILE: Seoul, South Korea - March 2025 5. Various of traffic, pedestrians at Gwanghwamun Square; statue of Sejong Daewang; Seoul, South Korea - Recent 6. Various of traffic, pedestrians; FILE: Seoul, South Korea - Date Unknown 7. Various of city view. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos1:28NowSpain: Spanish olive oil producers worried about sweeping U.S. tariffsStringersHubThe Spanish olive oil makers, faced with difficulties caused by the U.S. tariffs, are seeking new markets to sustain their business. Spain is a global leading producer and exporter of olive oil, with the United States as one of its key markets. Olive products from a producer in the Madrid Community are sold across the world, including the U.S. market. Following the sweeping tariffs imposed by the United States, Felix Exposito, a local olive grower, voiced concerns about the negative effects of U.S. tariffs, saying that it will increase olive production cost and cut their market share. "In other words, the tariffs that Trump is putting on us are very detrimental, because the first thing it is going to do to us is that it is going to make us farmers to increase the cost of olive production and that is not good for us. And another fundamental thing is that it will make us get off in the olive oil market," said Exposito. Due to rising costs and shrinking profits, some olive companies have to cancel orders. Small and medium-sized exporters are forced to halt exports to the United States. "Many companies that export oil to the United States are looking to see if something happens," said Exposito. Exposito also said that the sweeping U.S. tariffs bring uncertainty to Spain's olive oil industry, adding that almost all Spanish olive oil producers face the same predicament. To mitigate the impact, Spanish olive oil producers are pivoting towards alternative markets beyond the United States. SHOTLIST: Madrid Community, Spain - April 17, 2025 1. Olive orchard; 2. Various Felix Exposito, olive grower, checking on olive growth; 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Felix Exposito, olive grower: "In other words, the tariffs that Trump is putting on us are very detrimental, because the first thing it is going to do to us is that it is going to make us farmers to increase the cost of olive production and that is not good for us. And another fundamental thing is that it will make us get off in the olive oil market."; 4. Various of olive oil factory; 5. Various of Exposito working in factory; bottles on production; 6. Various of worker checking on olive oil bottles, putting them into carton; 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Felix Exposito, olive grower: "Many companies that export oil to the United States are looking to see if something happens."; 8. Olive oil package; 9. Olive oil for sale. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos5:50Now28 Palestinians killed in Israeli airstrikes on homes, displacement tents across GazaStringersHubSHOTLIST: KHAN YOUNIS, PALESTINE (APRIL 20, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF BODIES BEING CARRIED 2. VARIOUS OF PALESTINIAN PEOPLE CRYING NEXT TO BODIES 3. PALESTINIAN BODY BEING CARRIED 4. PALESTINIAN WOMAN CRYING (TWO SHOTS) 5. PALESTINIAN WOMAN SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 6. PALESTINIAN MAN SPEAKING TO CAMERAS (Arabic) 7. VARIOUS OF FUNERAL PRAYER 8. FUNERAL BEING CARRIED 9. PALESTINIAN WOMEN CRYING 10. PALESTINIAN MAN SPEAKING TO REPORTER (Arabic) 11. PALESTINIAN WOMEN CRYING (TWO SHOTS) 12. BODY BEING CARRIED FOR FUNERAL PRAYER 13. VARIOUS OF FUNERAL PRAYER 14. CROWD OF PALESTINIANS CARRYING BODYKHAN YOUNIS, PALESTINE - APRIL 20: At least 28 Palestinians were killed on Sunday as Israeli attacks on the Gaza Strip targeted residential homes and tents sheltering displaced families, according to medical sources and eyewitnesses. Nine people, including women and children, were killed when an Israeli airstrike hit a home in the Nuseirat refugee camp in central Gaza, a medical source told Anadolu. In the south of the enclave, an Israeli drone targeted a displacement tent in the Al-Mawasi area west of Khan Younis, killing a Palestinian woman and injuring four others, including children. The Civil Defense in Gaza confirmed that its teams retrieved the woman’s body and evacuated several wounded children and elderly victims from the site. Israeli warplanes also struck a house in the Al-Farahin neighborhood in Khan Younis. No information was yet available about casualties as emergency services struggle to access the site due to ongoing bombardment. Another airstrike killed two people and injured several others in the same city, another medical source said. In the southern city of Rafah, an Israeli artillery shell hit the Mawasi area, killing one person and wounding several others. Five more people were also killed in another strike in eastern Rafah. According to witnesses, Israeli naval forces also opened fire on the city’s coastline, but no information was yet available about injuries. In Gaza City, two Palestinians were killed and several others injured when Israeli airstrikes targeted a gathering of civilians in the Shejaiya neighborhood. Additionally, five Palestinians were killed in an Israeli attack on Al-Tuffah neighborhood in the northeastern part of the city. In the eastern part of Gaza City, a father and his child were killed in an Israeli strike targeting the Zeitoun neighborhood. A young man was also killed in artillery shelling in the …
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos0:24NowPeru: Peru Glacier Collapses Beneath ClimbersStringersHubPeru - April 20, 2025 A routine training day for climbers on Peru’s Vallunaraju mountain turned to drama when a glacier unexpectedly cracked apart just behind them. Despite the danger, the climbers kept their cool, negotiating the situation without panic or casualty.
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos0:11NowIran: Iranian Spray-Paints Message To TrumpStringersHubQom, Iran - April 20, 2025 An Iranian anti-government protester spray-paints an appeal to President Donald Trump on a wall in the city of Qom. Iran and the United States concluded a second round of negotiations on Saturday over Tehran's nuclear programme. Further talks will be held this week.
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos2:11NowSyria: Syrian Christians commemorate Good Friday with ceremonies ahead of EasterStringersHubSHOTLIST: DAMASCUS, SYRIA (APRIL 20, 2025) (ANADOLU - ACCESS ALL) 1. VARIOUS OF MARCHING BAND PARADE HELD IN STREETS OF BAB SHARQI DISTRICT 2. VARIOUS OF DRONE SHOTS OF BAB SHARQI DISTRICTDAMASCUS, SYRIA - APRIL 20, 2025: Christians in Syria commemorated Good Friday, the day they believe Jesus Christ was crucified, ahead of Easter. Events were held in Damascus as well as in the provinces of Aleppo, Homs and Latakia. The ceremonies, which began in the evening at churches, drew large crowds of Christians, while strict security measures were put in place. Following a service at the Church of the Cross in the capital, scout groups performed a parade accompanied by a marching band. Abir, a Christian from Damascus, told Anadolu that she came to the church to attend the ceremony. "As part of the ceremony, we prayed, and our scout teams put on a performance. On Sunday, we’ll celebrate Easter," she said. Elisar, who traveled from Lebanon to attend the ceremonies in Damascus, said: "Before coming here, we were concerned about the security situation, but I was very happy to see the extensive security measures in place."
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos1:02NowSouth Korea: S. Korea's ousted president to attend second hearingStringersHubOusted South Korean President Yoon Suk-yeol will face his second criminal trial hearing at 10:00 on Monday local time, Yonhap News Agency reported on Sunday. The Seoul Central District Court in southern Seoul will continue proceedings in the case against Yoon on insurrection charges. Yoon is expected to arrive at the court from his private residence in a security vehicle, as he did for the initial hearing on April 14. Media have been granted permission to film inside the courtroom, said the report. This will likely be the first time for the public to see images of Yoon attending the trial. During the first formal hearing, Yoon denied his insurrection charges and defended himself by testifying in the courtroom for over 80 minutes. On April 4, the constitutional court upheld a motion by parliament to impeach Yoon over his short-lived martial law imposition. SHOTLIST: Seoul, South Korea - April 14, 2025 1. Various of Seoul High Court; 2. People at entrance; FILE: Seoul, South Korea - Dec 6, 2024 3. Building of South Korea's National Assembly; FILE: Seoul, South Korea - 2025 4. Various of national flag of South Korea, flag of South Korean government; FILE: Seoul, South Korea - March 2025 5. Various of traffic, pedestrians at Gwanghwamun Square; statue of Sejong Daewang; Seoul, South Korea - Recent 6. Various of traffic, pedestrians; FILE: Seoul, South Korea - Date Unknown 7. Various of city view. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]
StringersHubflipped into StringersHub Videos1:28NowSpain: Spanish olive oil producers worried about sweeping U.S. tariffsStringersHubThe Spanish olive oil makers, faced with difficulties caused by the U.S. tariffs, are seeking new markets to sustain their business. Spain is a global leading producer and exporter of olive oil, with the United States as one of its key markets. Olive products from a producer in the Madrid Community are sold across the world, including the U.S. market. Following the sweeping tariffs imposed by the United States, Felix Exposito, a local olive grower, voiced concerns about the negative effects of U.S. tariffs, saying that it will increase olive production cost and cut their market share. "In other words, the tariffs that Trump is putting on us are very detrimental, because the first thing it is going to do to us is that it is going to make us farmers to increase the cost of olive production and that is not good for us. And another fundamental thing is that it will make us get off in the olive oil market," said Exposito. Due to rising costs and shrinking profits, some olive companies have to cancel orders. Small and medium-sized exporters are forced to halt exports to the United States. "Many companies that export oil to the United States are looking to see if something happens," said Exposito. Exposito also said that the sweeping U.S. tariffs bring uncertainty to Spain's olive oil industry, adding that almost all Spanish olive oil producers face the same predicament. To mitigate the impact, Spanish olive oil producers are pivoting towards alternative markets beyond the United States. SHOTLIST: Madrid Community, Spain - April 17, 2025 1. Olive orchard; 2. Various Felix Exposito, olive grower, checking on olive growth; 3. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Felix Exposito, olive grower: "In other words, the tariffs that Trump is putting on us are very detrimental, because the first thing it is going to do to us is that it is going to make us farmers to increase the cost of olive production and that is not good for us. And another fundamental thing is that it will make us get off in the olive oil market."; 4. Various of olive oil factory; 5. Various of Exposito working in factory; bottles on production; 6. Various of worker checking on olive oil bottles, putting them into carton; 7. SOUNDBITE (Spanish) Felix Exposito, olive grower: "Many companies that export oil to the United States are looking to see if something happens."; 8. Olive oil package; 9. Olive oil for sale. [Restrictions: No access Chinese mainland]
