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China launches three new satellites

China sent a resource satellite and two small satellites into planned orbits from Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center in north China's Shanxi Province on Thursday. They were launched on a Long March-4B carrier rocket at 11:26 local time. The resource satellite, ZY-1 02D, will provide observation data for natural resources asset management, ecological monitoring, disaster prevention and control, environmental protection, urban construction, transportation and contingency management. With an expected lifespan of five years, ZY-1 02D, developed by the China Academy of Space Technology (CAST), will form a network with more satellites to follow. The launch center successfully applied several self-developed systems for this launch mission. "For the ZY-1 02D mission, we applied over ten scientific and technological results like the hydraulic testing system for the rotary platform on launch pad and the intelligent analysis system for multi-frequency complex curve of test data, which has laid a solid foundation for the successful launch," said Peng Bo, an engineer of the launch center. One of the two small satellites launched on the same rocket belongs to Beijing Normal University with the name of BNU-1, and the other belongs to a Shanghai-based private space technology company. Both have an expected lifespan of one year. Thursday's launch is the 310th mission of the Long March carrier rocket series. The Taiyuan Satellite Launch Center have made breakthroughs in many core technologies in recent years to satisfy various demands of space launch with multi-model and high-density. "Facing the challenges like increasing new models, launch mode change, shortened task cycle, multi-task parallel testing and frequent state transition, which haves caused great difficulties for task organization and command, quality control as well as support supply, we insist to depend on scientific and technological innovation and have exerted efforts in fields like organization mode, talent training and achievement transformation. Therefore, our comprehensive launch capability has been significantly improved," said Ren Shoufu, chief engineer of the center.

日付：2019年9月12日

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Iranian FM welcomes UN atomic agency acting chief Cornel Feruta

Iranian Foreign Minister Mohammad Javad Zarif welcomes Cornel Feruta,acting head of the UN International Atomic Energy Agency,upon his arrival in Tehran. The International Atomic Energy Agency (IAEA) official's visit comes a day after Iran announced its latest step in reducing its commitments to a 2015 nuclear deal. IMAGES

日付：2019年9月8日

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Esper calls on Russia to 'behave like a more normal country'

US Defence Minister Mark Esper maintains that Russia "violates the territorial integrity of its neighbours" and says "it would be great" if it could "behave like a more normal country." The remarks come at a press conference in Paris with his French counterpart Florence Parly. (TO COMPLETE VID1384512EN and VID1384515EN) -Mark Esper,US Defence Secretary-Florence Parly,French Army Minister

日付：2019年9月7日

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US 'not surprised' Iran starting new nuclear centrifuges: Esper

US Defence Secretary Mark Esper says he is "not surprised" Iran had turned on advanced centrifuges to increase uranium stockpiles,a further breach of the 2015 nuclear deal which Washington pulled out of last year,while his French counterpart Florence Parly reiterates France's calls for Tehran to "respect the Vienna accord". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITESTO COMPLETE VID1384512FR - Mark Esper,US Defence Secretary- Florence Parly,French Defence Minister

日付：2019年9月7日

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Police intervene as unrest continues in Johannesburg

Police intervene in Johannesburg Katlehong township,arresting at least 31 people after officers used rubber bullets,stunt grenades and tear gas to disperse rioters. South Africa is in a state of agitation following days of xenophobic violence aimed at homes and businesses of foreign nationals. IMAGES

日付：2019年9月5日

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Unrest hits DR Congo in response to xenophobia in South Africa

Protesters in Lubumbashi,DR Congo's second city,target the South African consulate and a South African-owned shop in response to the spate of xenophobic-attacks that has recently arisen in South Africa. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Jean Mulenda,activist with the 'Lucha' citizen's movement

日付：2019年9月5日

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Unrest continues in Johannesburg Katlehong township

At least 31 people are arrested in Johannesburg Katlehong township after South African police dispersed rioters with rubber bullets,stun grenades and tear gas. IMAGES

日付：2019年9月5日

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US: Floridians leave shelters as Hurricane Dorian heads north

Residents leave a shelter at Fort Pierce Central High School in Florida as Hurricane Dorian continues to head north. "Nothing happened,thank God," says Edgar Guerrero as he packs up. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Patrick,Florida resident - Kasey Folbrecht,St. Lucie County Sheriff's Office deputy - Edgar Guerrero,Florida resident

日付：2019年9月4日

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Nassau families wait anxiously for news of loved ones in Abaco

Families in Nassau wait anxiously for news of loved ones hit by Hurricane Dorian on Abaco Island. At least seven people are known to have died in the Bahamas. The prime minister said terrified residents had endured "days of horror" at the hands of the monster storm. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Martysta Turnquest,relative of people who were affected by the hurricane - Meghan Bootle,daughter of people who were affected by the hurricane - Raevyn Bootle,daughter of people who were affected by the hurricane

日付：2019年9月4日

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US: Cloudy sky in Daytona Beach as Hurricane Dorian heads north

The wind blows and a cloudy sky hangs over the Halifax River in Daytona Beach,Florida,as Hurricane Dorian heads north. IMAGES

日付：2019年9月4日

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French finance ministry announces 5,800 job cuts: STOCKSHOTS

France's finance ministry will cut 5,800 jobs over three years between 2020 and 2022,says minister Gérald Darmanin. STOCKSHOTS of Bercy

日付：2019年9月4日

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Scenes of devastation in Kabul at site of Taliban blast

A massive blast in a residential part of Kabul kills at least 16 people following yet another Taliban attack that came as the insurgents and Washington try to finalise a withdrawal deal. IMAGES

日付：2019年9月3日

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Smoke rises in aftermath of deadly Kabul blast

Smoke rises in Kabul in the aftermath of a massive explosion,claimed by the Taliban,in a residential area that rocked the Afghan capital late Monday night. IMAGES

日付：2019年9月3日

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Victims of Kabul blast receive treatment in hospital

Injured Afghans receive treatment in hospital after a massive deadly explosion rocked the city in a Taliban-claimed attack while the US special envoy leading talks with the insurgents visited the Afghan capital. IMAGES

日付：2019年9月3日

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Space Dorian NASA (Lon NR)

【今年最大のハリケーン「ドリアン」】宇宙ステーションから見た台風の目_Tracking massive Hurricane Dorian from space

日付：2019年9月3日

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*EXCLUSIVE* French Montana Wants to Be the Face of Immigration

*EXCLUSIVE* - **USA AND CANADA CLIENTS MUST CALL FOR RIGHTS** French Montana is the ultimate immigrant success story and hopes to be an inspiration for others in this country ... even when it seems the Prez is against them. We got the "Jungle Rules" rapper out this week ... he tells us he owes his livelihood to the U.S. -- where he emigrated and became a U.S. citizen a year ago in June -- and believes there are a lot of kids out there with the potential to follow in his footsteps. Based on the video ... that means getting to a point where you have a person to help untangle your bling. The problem -- French also believes there are a lot of Donald Trumps out there trying to crush the dreams of people from underprivileged countries ... so he vows to do what he can to help them keep the faith. As for how he plans to achieve this ... it doesn't seem like going the Kim Kardashian route and getting face time with POTUS is in the cards. The rapper says it's more about continuing to give back to the less fortunate. Montana's mission is a noble one, but if he wants to be a beacon for immigrants ... he should probably avoid more street scuffles. We broke the story ... French was fuming after an alleged attack the morning after VMAs, especially at his own security. Additional footage of the incident showed French as the aggressor, though. So far, he hasn't been charged for his role in the altercation. Still ... not a good look for a guy trying to do good by immigrants. **MANDATORY CREDIT: TMZ/BACKGRID**

日付：2019年9月3日

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104 migrants disembark after Italian police seize German rescue ship

Date:SEPTEMBER 2, 2019 Italian police on Monday (September 2) seized a German migrant rescue ship that had been stranded at sea for a week with 104 migrants aboard. The migrants disembarked after the ship's captain had earlier set course for the Sicilian port of Pozzallo, sparking a new stand-off between rescuers and Italy's interior minister just as he looks set to lose his job. Matteo Salvini, leader of the far-right League, signed a decree last week banning the Eleonore from entering Italian waters as part of his closed-door policy on migrants arriving by boat from north Africa. The Eleonore's captain, Claus-Peter Reisch, said he had decided to enter Italian waters and head for shelter because of storms. The ship is operated by the German charity Mission Lifeline. After disembarking all the migrants were checked by members of the Italian Red Cross. "The general conditions of migrants were good, just several cases of scabies due to promiscuity", Doctor Vincenzo Morello told Reuters. "There are 104 people, all males and several minors. They come from Sudan and Nigeria, there are some Egyptians and some people from Chad", he added. Two suspected smugglers were arrested by the Italian Police. A succession of charity vessels have struggled over the past year to bring migrants rescued at sea to Italian shores as Salvini has taken a tough line. He is maintaining that line even though his party is on the verge of losing power after its coalition with the anti-establishment 5-Star party broke down. 5-Star is now in talks to form a new government with the centre-left opposition Democratic Party (PD), which is critical of Salvini's stance. "Laws and borders will be respected. If someone thinks he can ignore them without consequences, he is making a big mistake... I am doing and will do everything to defend Italy," Salvini said in a statement on the Eleonore's attempt to dock. Salvini has been using the issue of immigration to try to drive a wedge between 5-Star and the PD, and has called for a snap election. (Production: Antonio Parrinello, Carmelo Camilli, Fabiano Franchitti) (Caption:1115EV-EUROPE-MIGRANTS_ELEONORE_UPDATE)

日付：2019年9月2日

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UN Secretary-General says donor delays could mean loss of ''war against Ebola''

Date:SEPTEMBER 2, 2019 EDITORS NOTE: VIDEO AS INCOMING United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres called on donor nations to give the money they've pledged to fight Ebola on Monday (September 2), saying further delays could mean ''we lose the war against Ebola.'' Speaking on a visit to the President of the Democratic Republic of the Congo, Felix Tshisekedi in Kinshasa, Guterres said the UN had received only 15 percent of what it needed to fight the disease over the rest of this year. More than 2000 people have died in the DRC over the last year, while the death in neighbouring Uganda of a 9-year-old girl who had tested positive for the virus after entering the country from Congo underscored the challenge medical teams face containing the disease in border territory with a highly mobile population. Responders are also battling to overcome community mistrust and widespread security problems. Guterres also called on ADF (Allied Democratic Forces) fighters in the DRC to lay down their arms and announced the United Nations would reinforce its peacekeeping operation in the country, the United Nations Organisation Stabilization Mission in the DR Congo (MONUSCO) whilst expanding cooperation with the DRC's armed forces, to fight against what he called "acts of terrorism" in DRC. (Production Credit: Benoit Nyemba, Hywell Davies) (Caption:1159EV-CONGO-UN_)

日付：2019年9月2日

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Antonio Guterres vows continued support for DR Congo army

UN Secretary General Antonio Guterres reaffirms the commitment of the United Nations to helping the citizens of the Democratic Republic of Congo. He says efforts will be redoubled to ensure effective cooperation between the Congolese government and MONUSCO (United Nations Organization Stabilization Mission in the Democratic Republic of the Congo). IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES

日付：2019年9月2日

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Xenophobic attacks in South Africa take toll on foreign businessmen

The recent xenophobic attacks in South Africa are taking a toll on foreign businesses in the country and are sparking revenge attacks abroad. The violence in South Africa was sparked by an alleged drug dealer shooting and killing a taxi driver, which led to South African taxi drivers and locals instantly retaliating and taking the matter into their own hands. Over 50 shops and business premises were destroyed on Monday. The shops targeted are mainly owned by Africans from other countries on the continent, such as Nigeria and Somalia. The violence started to overshadow the ongoing World Economic Forum taking place in Cape Town, legislative capital of South Africa. The country's foreign minister has termed the rampage as an embarrassment to the nation. South Africa has in the meantime shut down its diplomatic missions in Nigeria. This follows revenge attacks on South African-owned businesses in the West African nation. In South Africa, business owners in the most affected section of Jeppestown in Johannesburg are already counting the cost of the riots. Foreign business owners are at their wits' end. For some, it's not the first time that they have suffered losses due to xenophobic attacks in the Jeppestown area. The losses they have suffered are still fresh on their minds. "No, for now I never take a decision. I'm just waiting if government can help from anywhere. If the government can help, that's OK, I'm happy, even if this is a little amount. Because i know that this is not the will of maybe government or anybody. It's just masses [who] take over and do these things, you understand," said Asil Onuigbo, owner of Raba Raba Auto Spares. Some foreign nationals are considering returning home, but there are other things to think about. "For we to say, 'no lets go back home now to start a fresh'. My brother, you know. You go home empty-handed, you know what it means? To go home empty-handed to your own country, to start from grass roots again. It's like when you are born again," said Onuigbo. And then there's the shared history of when Africans came to the aid of South Africans who were prosecuted while apartheid was in full force and the African National Congress(ANC) was in exile. "When I'm in the primary school, I paid money for South Africa, during the apartheid, I paid money, during the time of Babangida regime in Nigeria. They forced us in the school that we must pay money. Now we come here, all these things started happening. I ask myself that this is the same people my parents paid that money for. We want to survive. We don't sell drug, we don't commit crime, we just do kind of buying and selling cars to the scrap yard," said Onuigbo. While some people are going to stay and rebuild, others are probably going to pack up and go home, when they get the opportunity. However, there is also a third group who are trying to see what the government is going to do to make sure that they get some form of compensation, so that they can start again. Meanwhile in Nigeria, angry youths have taken to the streets to protest the xenophobic attacks in South Africa. On Wednesday, they faced off with police along the Lugbe expressway, the main road leading to the international airport. The protesters made a blockade with burning tires, causing a major traffic gridlock. Their target was the South African owned mall, Shoprite. South African businesses have been targeted across the country with most of them vandalized and burnt. They've now shut down operations, but security forces remain on high alert. At the Embassy, South African Ambassador to Nigeria Bobby Moroe has called for a meeting with youth groups to try and initiate peace talks. "This is our view. We believe there should be a dialogue. Are we going to end up like this?" asked Bello Shagari, president of Nigeria Youth Council. "What major South African embassy are doing to end this problem. Because we're not here for, what is you consider a round table talk to sit down and talk, we need action," said student union leader Suleman Rabiu. And Moroe assures that authorities are on top of the situation. "I want to reiterate. It doesn't matter whether perpetrators of violence are law enforcement officers, senior people wherever they work, or people who are well known. The law of South Africa is quite very clear that regardless of who you are, the law takes its course," said Moroe. There are rising concerns that the crisis could be threatening diplomatic relations between both countries. There have been several cases of xenophobic attacks in South Africa in the past. However, this event has spurred the biggest outrage so far, and both governments have been in talks to try to put an end to the problem.

日付：2019年9月2日

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Lebanon's border residents watch as smoke rises from Israeli shelling

Date:SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 People gathered on Sunday (September 1) to watch the smoke rise from Israeli shells that hit Maroun al-Ras village in southern Lebanon. Spectators praised Hezbollah and expressed pride after anti-tank missiles from Lebanon targeted an Israeli army base and vehicles. Israel responded with fire into southern Lebanon, after a week of growing tension raised fears of a new war with long-time enemy Hezbollah. The Iran-backed Hezbollah movement said its fighters destroyed an Israeli military vehicle, killing and wounding those inside. Israel said there were no casualties. The U.N. peacekeeping force on the frontier said calm had returned to the region at night. The United Nations Interim Force in Lebanon (UNIFIL) also said it had urged both sides to "exercise utmost restraint to prevent any further escalation." (Production: Karamallah Daher, Imad Creidi, Yara Abi Nader) (Caption:7166WD-MIDEAST-SECURITY_LEBANON_VILLAGE_REAX)

日付：2019年9月1日

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Thousands of Pakistanis stage rally in support of Kashmir

Date:SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 More than 5,000 Pakistani men, women and youth held a rally in Karachi to express solidarity with the people of Kashmir on Sunday (September 1), after India revoked the disputed region's autonomy last month. The protest was organised by Islamist political party Jamaat-e-Islami, whose chief urged the United Nations to send a peacekeeping mission to the region. Indian Kashmir has been under a security clamp-down ever since India stripped it of a special status last month, with telephone lines, internet and television networks blocked and restrictions on movement and assembly. Thousands of paramilitary police are deployed in the streets of Srinagar, the capital of Indian Kashmir, to quell protests. Muslim-majority Kashmir has long been a flashpoint between nuclear-armed India and Pakistan. Both countries rule parts of Kashmir while claiming it in full. Two of the three wars they have fought have been over it. Cities around Pakistan came to a standstill on Friday as tens of thousands of people poured onto the streets in a government-led demonstration of solidarity with the Kashmir. (Production: Waseem Sattar, Shahabuddin Shahab) (Caption:7157EV-INDIA-KASHMIR_PAKISTAN_PROTEST)

日付：2019年9月1日

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Migrant rescue ship heads towards Malta to avoid standoff with Italy

Date:SEPTEMBER 1, 2019 Rescue ship Alan Kurdi, operated by the German NGO Sea-Eye, was heading towards Malta on Sunday (September 1) after Rome denied the permission to enter Italian territorial waters. "We received the decree from the Italian Ministry of Interior Affairs and that's why we don't want to stay or have a standoff," Sea-Eye's Head of Mission Jan Ribbeck told Reuters. On Saturday (August 31) evening the Alan Kurdi vessel was opposite the Italian rescue ship Mare Jonio, operated by Italian charity 'Mediterranea Saving Humans', outside Italian territorial waters close to the Sicilian island of Lampedusa. "We saw and visited the (Italian rescue ship) Mare Jonio ship and they have much problems with water and sanitary and humanitarian things so we don't want to increase their situation," Ribbeck added. On Saturday the Alan Kurdi rescued 13 migrants from a small wooden craft in the Mediterranean, 34 nautical miles southwest of Lampedusa. The migrants, all young men in good health, said they were from Tunisia. One of them, 27-year-old Nizar Bouallagui, said he spent two days at sea before being rescued, adding that he chose to leave his country to earn money. Earlier this week Rome agreed to allow women, children and sick people on board the Mare Jonio to disembark through a transfer operated by coastguards but refused to lift its ban on the ship entering Italian waters. Italian authorities are banning non-governmental organisations from bringing migrants ashore, after Italy's outgoing interior minister Matteo Salvini imposed a closed ports policy in the last year to stem illegal immigration from North Africa, calling for other European countries to share responsibility for refugees' shelter. (Production: Darrin Zammit Lupi, Fabiano Franchitti) (Caption:7139EV-EUROPE-MIGRANTS_SEA_EYE_UPDATE)

日付：2019年9月1日

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Floridians board up homes and businesses ahead of Dorian

People and tourists in the city of Riviera Beach in Florida continue to prepare,and begin evacuating the beach as Hurricane Dorian makes landfall in the Bahamas. Forecasters believe the Category 5 storm will move closer to the east coast of Florida on Monday evening,into Tuesday. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Warren Kirschbaum,Riviera Beach resident - Anthony Schmidt,Riviera Beach resident - Ryan Brady,Restaurant Manager - Juan Feliz,Tourist

日付：2019年9月1日

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サウジアラビア連合軍が武装組織「フーシ派」影響下のイエメン・ザマールを空爆_Yemen Red Cross

Saudi-led airstrikes kill over 65 in Yemen prison

日付：2019年9月1日

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U.N. chief visits Congo as death toll from Ebola outbreak reaches 2,000

Date:AUGUST 31, 2019 U.N. Secretary-General Antonio Guterres arrived in the Democratic Republic of Congo on Saturday (August 31) as the country faces an Ebola epidemic which has claimed over 2,000 lives. Gutteres alongside other senior members of the U.N. will be in the African country for three days to help mobilize additional support for the Ebola outbreak and also review the U.N. peacekeeping mission. This is Congo's 10th Ebola outbreak, but it is the first in the densely forested hillside provinces of North Kivu and Ituri, where militia-led violence and ethnic killing have undermined security in certain areas for decades. Gutteres inspected a contingent of U.N. peacekeepers at a disarmament, demobilization and reintegration centre which aims to remove combatants from armed groups and help them back into society. Gutteres took to Twitter to thank the peacekeepers involved in the operation known by its French acronym of MOUSCO, which comprises of thousands of troops and has been present in the country since 1999. Goma, a lakeside city of nearly 2 million people on the Rwandan border, had been on high alert for weeks after a gold miner with a large family infected several people with Ebola before dying himself. The latest government data showed Ebola deaths reaching 2,006 and cases at 3,004. (Production: Djaffar Sabiti, Angela Ukomdu, Aiden Nulty) (Caption:6141EV-CONGO-UN_)

日付：2019年8月31日

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UN Secretary General calls for peace in the Congo

United Nations Secretary-General Antonio Guterres visits a transit camp of demobilized former rebels in the Democratic Republic of Congo in the eastern province of North Kivu. Since the December 2018 elections in the Democratic Republic of Congo,900 rebels have laid down their weapons at this disarmament centre in Munigi,north of the city of Goma. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Antonio Guterres,UN Secretary General - Bruno Donat,disarmament and demobilization officer

日付：2019年8月31日

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Bernie Sanders criticises Trump at Muslim convention in the US

Democratic presidential candidate Bernie Sanders speaks at ISNACON,a large Muslim gathering in Houston. He criticises Donald Trump and says he hopes to make "the promotion of democracy and human rights a priority" for the US and in addition,he says he won't be "intimidated by the NRA". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Bernie Sanders,Democrat Presidential hopeful

日付：2019年8月31日

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UN chief Guterres visits the DR Congo's restive Ebola-hit east

UN chief Antonio Guterres arrives in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo,expressing "solidarity" with a region ravaged by violence and an Ebola epidemic. The secretary general started his three-day tour of Africa's largest country in Goma,the capital of the North Kivu province,which is trying to roll back a major epidemic of Ebola that has claimed more than 2,000 lives since August last year. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Antonio Guterres,Secretary General of the United Nations

日付：2019年8月31日

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Balkan families honour wartime missing on International Day of the Disappeared

Date:AUGUST 30, 2019 Families of thousands of people still missing from wars in the former Yugoslavia rallied throughout the region on Friday (August 30), the International Day of the Disappeared, to draw attention to their plight. The wars in the former Yugoslavia ended almost two decades ago, but more than 10,000 people are still missing in Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Macedonia and Serbia, according to official data and estimates. Most of those whose fate still remains unknown have vanished in Bosnia, devastated by the worst of the conflicts and scarred by atrocities such as the genocide at Srebrenica. According to the Bosnian Missing Persons Institute, of around 35,000 people reported missing during the conflict, 7,206 are still unaccounted for. Bodies are discovered regularly, but with entire families wiped out in the conflict and lack of political will among the wartime foes - Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks - the identification is painfully slow. The Bosnian war claimed nearly 100,000 lives and displaced millions. The unwillingness to cooperate is a major hurdle in improving relations between Croatia, a member of the European Union since 2013, and Serbia. Croatia is searching for 1,892 people who disappeared during the war for independence from Yugoslavia and the fighting with Serb insurgents between 1991 and 1995. Of that, 411 cases refer to the killed whose remains had not been found, the Croatian government says. In Kosovo, the former Serbian province with an Albanian majority which in 1998 rebelled for independence 1,653 people are still missing, the EU Rule of Law mission in Kosovo said, without breaking down their ethnicity. Most are Albanians, but people representing other ethnic groups have also gone missing during the fighting and after Belgrade's forces pulled out of the territory in the wake of NATO bombing which brought about the end of the war in 1999. With Belgrade and Pristina not talking to each other, the search for those still missing is even more complicated. The last of the Yugoslav conflicts occurred in what is now North Macedonia, when ethnic Albanian guerrillas launched an armed insurgency for more rights. There are 22 officially reported cases of people gone missing, but non-governmental organizations estimate the number at around 200. Wars were not fought on the soil of Serbia proper, but Belgrade authorities say that around 4,000 Serbs are still missing in the region. (Production: Bardh Krasniqi, Zeljko Debelnogic, Suzana Sabljic, Louisa Naks, Anya Dabrowska) (Caption:5152CE-BALKANS-MISSING_)

日付：2019年8月30日

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Balkan families honour wartime missing on International Day of the Disappeared

Date:AUGUST 30, 2019 Families of thousands of people still missing from wars in the former Yugoslavia rallied throughout the region on Friday (August 30), the International Day of the Disappeared, to draw attention to their plight. The wars in the former Yugoslavia ended almost two decades ago, but more than 10,000 people are still missing in Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Macedonia and Serbia, according to official data and estimates. Most of those whose fate still remains unknown have vanished in Bosnia, devastated by the worst of the conflicts and scarred by atrocities such as the genocide at Srebrenica. According to the Bosnian Missing Persons Institute, of around 35,000 people reported missing during the conflict, 7,206 are still unaccounted for. Bodies are discovered regularly, but with entire families wiped out in the conflict and lack of political will among the wartime foes - Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks - the identification is painfully slow. The Bosnian war claimed nearly 100,000 lives and displaced millions. The unwillingness to cooperate is a major hurdle in improving relations between Croatia, a member of the European Union since 2013, and Serbia. Croatia is searching for 1,892 people who disappeared during the war for independence from Yugoslavia and the fighting with Serb insurgents between 1991 and 1995. Of that, 411 cases refer to the killed whose remains had not been found, the Croatian government says. In Kosovo, the former Serbian province with an Albanian majority which in 1998 rebelled for independence 1,653 people are still missing, the EU Rule of Law mission in Kosovo said, without breaking down their ethnicity. Most are Albanians, but people representing other ethnic groups have also gone missing during the fighting and after Belgrade's forces pulled out of the territory in the wake of NATO bombing which brought about the end of the war in 1999. With Belgrade and Pristina not talking to each other, the search for those still missing is even more complicated. The last of the Yugoslav conflicts occurred in what is now North Macedonia, when ethnic Albanian guerrillas launched an armed insurgency for more rights. There are 22 officially reported cases of people gone missing, but non-governmental organizations estimate the number at around 200. Wars were not fought on the soil of Serbia proper, but Belgrade authorities say that around 4,000 Serbs are still missing in the region. (Production: Bardh Krasniqi, Zeljko Debelnogic, Suzana Sabljic, Louisa Naks, Anya Dabrowska) (Caption:5152CE-BALKANS-MISSING_)

日付：2019年8月30日

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Balkan families honour wartime missing on International Day of the Disappeared

Date:AUGUST 30, 2019 Families of thousands of people still missing from wars in the former Yugoslavia rallied throughout the region on Friday (August 30), the International Day of the Disappeared, to draw attention to their plight. The wars in the former Yugoslavia ended almost two decades ago, but more than 10,000 people are still missing in Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Macedonia and Serbia, according to official data and estimates. Most of those whose fate still remains unknown have vanished in Bosnia, devastated by the worst of the conflicts and scarred by atrocities such as the genocide at Srebrenica. According to the Bosnian Missing Persons Institute, of around 35,000 people reported missing during the conflict, 7,206 are still unaccounted for. Bodies are discovered regularly, but with entire families wiped out in the conflict and lack of political will among the wartime foes - Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks - the identification is painfully slow. The Bosnian war claimed nearly 100,000 lives and displaced millions. The unwillingness to cooperate is a major hurdle in improving relations between Croatia, a member of the European Union since 2013, and Serbia. Croatia is searching for 1,892 people who disappeared during the war for independence from Yugoslavia and the fighting with Serb insurgents between 1991 and 1995. Of that, 411 cases refer to the killed whose remains had not been found, the Croatian government says. In Kosovo, the former Serbian province with an Albanian majority which in 1998 rebelled for independence 1,653 people are still missing, the EU Rule of Law mission in Kosovo said, without breaking down their ethnicity. Most are Albanians, but people representing other ethnic groups have also gone missing during the fighting and after Belgrade's forces pulled out of the territory in the wake of NATO bombing which brought about the end of the war in 1999. With Belgrade and Pristina not talking to each other, the search for those still missing is even more complicated. The last of the Yugoslav conflicts occurred in what is now North Macedonia, when ethnic Albanian guerrillas launched an armed insurgency for more rights. There are 22 officially reported cases of people gone missing, but non-governmental organizations estimate the number at around 200. Wars were not fought on the soil of Serbia proper, but Belgrade authorities say that around 4,000 Serbs are still missing in the region. (Production: Bardh Krasniqi, Zeljko Debelnogic, Suzana Sabljic, Louisa Naks, Anya Dabrowska) (Caption:5152CE-BALKANS-MISSING_)

日付：2019年8月30日

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Balkan families honour wartime missing on International Day of the Disappeared

Date:AUGUST 30, 2019 Families of thousands of people still missing from wars in the former Yugoslavia rallied throughout the region on Friday (August 30), the International Day of the Disappeared, to draw attention to their plight. The wars in the former Yugoslavia ended almost two decades ago, but more than 10,000 people are still missing in Croatia, Bosnia, Kosovo, Montenegro, Macedonia and Serbia, according to official data and estimates. Most of those whose fate still remains unknown have vanished in Bosnia, devastated by the worst of the conflicts and scarred by atrocities such as the genocide at Srebrenica. According to the Bosnian Missing Persons Institute, of around 35,000 people reported missing during the conflict, 7,206 are still unaccounted for. Bodies are discovered regularly, but with entire families wiped out in the conflict and lack of political will among the wartime foes - Serbs, Croats and Bosniaks - the identification is painfully slow. The Bosnian war claimed nearly 100,000 lives and displaced millions. The unwillingness to cooperate is a major hurdle in improving relations between Croatia, a member of the European Union since 2013, and Serbia. Croatia is searching for 1,892 people who disappeared during the war for independence from Yugoslavia and the fighting with Serb insurgents between 1991 and 1995. Of that, 411 cases refer to the killed whose remains had not been found, the Croatian government says. In Kosovo, the former Serbian province with an Albanian majority which in 1998 rebelled for independence 1,653 people are still missing, the EU Rule of Law mission in Kosovo said, without breaking down their ethnicity. Most are Albanians, but people representing other ethnic groups have also gone missing during the fighting and after Belgrade's forces pulled out of the territory in the wake of NATO bombing which brought about the end of the war in 1999. With Belgrade and Pristina not talking to each other, the search for those still missing is even more complicated. The last of the Yugoslav conflicts occurred in what is now North Macedonia, when ethnic Albanian guerrillas launched an armed insurgency for more rights. There are 22 officially reported cases of people gone missing, but non-governmental organizations estimate the number at around 200. Wars were not fought on the soil of Serbia proper, but Belgrade authorities say that around 4,000 Serbs are still missing in the region. (Production: Bardh Krasniqi, Zeljko Debelnogic, Suzana Sabljic, Louisa Naks, Anya Dabrowska) (Caption:5152CE-BALKANS-MISSING_)

日付：2019年8月30日

RM 112150229

ISS crew with first ever Emirati astronaut says ready for launch

Date:AUGUST 30, 2019 Members of 61/62 International Space Station (ISS) expedition said they felt ready to start as they took their pre-launch exam on Friday (August 30). Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka, NASA astronaut Jessica Meir and Hazzaa Ali Almansoori, an astronaut from the United Arab Emirates, proved their knowledge of space equipment in Star City ahead of their departure. Hazzaa Ali Almansoori who is the first Emirati astronaut to visit the ISS said he would make a tour in Arabic, and also conduct medical experiments. NASA astronaut Jessica Meir praised the opportunity to train in a historic center, where the first person to space, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, rehearsed his launch on April 12, 1961. The crew is expected to blast off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on September 25 for 187 days-long mission at the ISS. (Production: Mikhail Antonov, Anastasia Adasheva) (Caption:5115EV-SPACE-EXPLORATION_CREW)

日付：2019年8月30日

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ISS crew with first ever Emirati astronaut says ready for launch

Date:AUGUST 30, 2019 Members of 61/62 International Space Station (ISS) expedition said they felt ready to start as they took their pre-launch exam on Friday (August 30). Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka, NASA astronaut Jessica Meir and Hazzaa Ali Almansoori, an astronaut from the United Arab Emirates, proved their knowledge of space equipment in Star City ahead of their departure. Hazzaa Ali Almansoori who is the first Emirati astronaut to visit the ISS said he would make a tour in Arabic, and also conduct medical experiments. NASA astronaut Jessica Meir praised the opportunity to train in a historic center, where the first person to space, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, rehearsed his launch on April 12, 1961. The crew is expected to blast off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on September 25 for 187 days-long mission at the ISS. (Production: Mikhail Antonov, Anastasia Adasheva) (Caption:5115EV-SPACE-EXPLORATION_CREW)

日付：2019年8月30日

RM 112150225

ISS crew with first ever Emirati astronaut says ready for launch

Date:AUGUST 30, 2019 Members of 61/62 International Space Station (ISS) expedition said they felt ready to start as they took their pre-launch exam on Friday (August 30). Roscosmos cosmonaut Oleg Skripochka, NASA astronaut Jessica Meir and Hazzaa Ali Almansoori, an astronaut from the United Arab Emirates, proved their knowledge of space equipment in Star City ahead of their departure. Hazzaa Ali Almansoori who is the first Emirati astronaut to visit the ISS said he would make a tour in Arabic, and also conduct medical experiments. NASA astronaut Jessica Meir praised the opportunity to train in a historic center, where the first person to space, Soviet cosmonaut Yuri Gagarin, rehearsed his launch on April 12, 1961. The crew is expected to blast off from the Baikonur Cosmodrome in Kazakhstan on September 25 for 187 days-long mission at the ISS. (Production: Mikhail Antonov, Anastasia Adasheva) (Caption:5115EV-SPACE-EXPLORATION_CREW)

日付：2019年8月30日

RM 111254054

UN to 'facilitate' evacuations from Syria desert camp

UN's Regional Humanitarian Coordinator (RHC) for the Syria Crisis, Panos Moumtzis, sits for an interview with AFP in Beirut in which he assures that The United Nations will help evacuate civilians from an "abysmal" Syrian desert camp near the border with Jordan, after a mission last week determined who wanted to leave. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES

日付：2019年8月30日

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NGO says lack of coordination at sea increases migrants distress

SOS Méditerranée Executive Director,Sophie Beau,says she regrets the lack of coordination of rescues at sea ever since the Libyan Coast Guard was given responsibility for rescue management over a year ago. She also calls on the generosity of Europeans to finance their new boat,the Ocean Viking,which costs "14,000 euros a day". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES Sophie Beau,co-founder and CEO of SOS Méditerranée

日付：2019年8月30日

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Tensions rise in Georgia's separatist enclave

Tensions in Georgia's breakaway South Ossetia region risk escalating into a military confrontation after separatist forces deployed troops at the administrative boundary line. South Ossetia was a focus of a bloody war between Moscow and Tbilisi in 2008 that saw Russian troops defeat Georgia's small military in just five days. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Lasha Darsalia,Georgia's deputy foreign minister - Kakha Kemoklidze,Chief of Staff of Georgian National Security Council

日付：2019年8月30日

RM 112255299

"Colombia takes no threats". Duque slams rebel leader's new call to arms

Date:AUGUST 29, 2019 Colombian President Ivan Duque on Thursday (August 29) lambasted a new call to arms by former rebels from the Revolutionary Armed Forces of Colombia (FARC), saying the country "takes no threats". In a video posted overnight, rebels announced that they will embark on a new offensive, threatening to resume five decades of armed conflict against the government. Two former commanders from the group, known by their aliases Ivan Marquez and Jesus Santrich, appear in the 32-minute YouTube announcement, which Marquez said was filmed in Colombia's Amazon jungle. A peace accord signed by FARC and the Colombian government three years ago has come under pressure on various fronts, including the murder of hundreds of former rebels and human rights activists, delays in funding for economic efforts by former combatants, and deep political polarization. In his response, Colombian President Ivan Duque announced a reward of 3 billion pesos (about $863,000) would be given for information leading to the capture of each of the people who appear in the video. Marquez, one of the negotiators of the 2016 agreement, went missing last year after his nephew was arrested and taken to the United States to cooperate with investigations into drug trafficking. The dissidents' objective is the installation of a government that will support peace, Marquez said. It will fight corruption and fracking and demand payments from those participating in illegal economies and from multinational companies, he said. Security sources said the force commanded by Marquez could number 2,200 fighters. Duque was elected on a platform to change parts of the deal, but has failed to get congressional or judicial support to do so. He has repeatedly said former guerrillas with a true desire to disarm will be supported. Many active rebels are believed to base themselves in Venezuela. Last month, Venezuelan President Nicolas Maduro said both Marquez and Santrich were welcome. Former FARC commander Rodrigo Londono, known as Timochenko, distanced himself from Marquez and the former rebels. Londono is now a leader within the Revolutionary Alternative Common Force, the FARC political party born out of the peace accord. In a statement, the party reiterated its rejection of the dissidents. The United Nations Verification Mission also rejected the new call to arms, as did the special tribunal created under the deal to prosecute war crimes. The dissident group will seek to coordinate with fellow leftist rebels, the National Liberation Army (ELN), Marquez said, and will not use kidnapping and ransom as a source of financing. Some 13,000 FARC members, including 7,000 combatants, demobilised under the accord, many joining reintegration efforts or returning home to their families. Others remained armed or formed new units, continuing lucrative drug trafficking, illegal mining activities or attacks on the military. More than 260,000 people have been killed and millions displaced during Colombia's conflict between the government, rebel groups, crime gangs and right-wing paramilitaries. (Production: Javier Andres) (Caption:4214EV-COLOMBIA-PEACE_REACTION_DUQUE)

日付：2019年8月29日

RM 112150045

Brad Pitt-mania in Venice as 'Ad Astra' premieres

Date:AUGUST 29, 2019 Brad Pitt, Liv Tyler and Ruth Negga brought the star power to the Venice Film Festival red carpet on Thursday (August 29) as they premiered their space epic "Ad Astra". "Ad Astra" - Latin for "To The Stars" is directed by James Gray and screens in Competition at the 76 edition of the world's oldest film festival. Pitt plays an astronaut on a life-saving mission. The 55-year-old actor takes audiences to the far reaches of the solar system in his role as Roy McBride after a new threat causing disastrous power surges threatens Earth. McBride sets off to find his pioneering astronaut father, played by Tommy Lee Jones, who went missing more than a decade earlier while on a mission to Neptune. Set in the near future when mankind has set up living stations and research centres on the moon and Mars, McBride makes his way into the vast abyss journeying through spectacular landscapes and empty space. The trip soon becomes a journey of self-discovery. The film, which also stars Donald Sutherland and which has had several release date changes, is considered by movie critics as one of the must-sees during the festival, an important launchpad for the awards season. (Production: Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino, Hanna Rantala) (Caption:4145SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_AD_ASTRA)

日付：2019年8月29日

人物：ブラッド・ピット

RM 112149885

Brad Pitt gets candid about extraterrestrial life, space travel and environment

Date:AUGUST 29, 2019, FILE Hollywood hearthrob Brad Pitt says he believes life exists outside of Earth but that he wouldn't be too keen to travel to space, even if given the chance. Pitt journeyed to Venice, Italy, on Thursday (August 29) to premiere his new space epic "Ad Astra", which is screening in Competition at the 76th Venice Film Festival. The actor has had a busy summer promoting "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" and he said bringing out another highly-anticipated movie on the heels of the Tarantino film was "not the perfect situation". However, he was quick to add he was happy to return to Venice where he in 2007 premiered "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford". In "Ad Astra", Pitt plays an astronaut who is sent to outer space to look for his father. His father, played by Tommy Lee Jones, disappeared during a mission that is said to have been aimed at finding advanced extraterrestrial life but also experimented with material threatening the entire solar system. "I like to believe there is (life) somewhere. To what degree, more advanced than us, less? Who knows. I like to believe that there is," Pitt said when asked if he believed in extraterrestrial life. He said that while possibilities for commercial space travel were becoming more likely, his willingness to embark on a journey to the moon or the space were diminishing with age. "Surely in my younger years I would've. Now it's like 'how long?' How long do I got to be away from home and my loved ones? What's the set up? Camping? Nah. On the moon? Probably not," he said. While the film looks to the far reaches of the solar system, Pitt said it was important people started taking better care of our home planet. "We've got to step up, there's no question," he said. "People are still trying to hold onto an old regime and an old money-making process. Come on. Come on, we got to go. We got to go and we will. We are just late. It seems to be our way," he said. "Ad Astra" is due to be released in the United Kingdom on September 18 and the United States on September 20, 2019. (Production: Hanna Rantala, Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino) (Caption:4149SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_AD_ASTRA_BRAD_PITT)

日付：2019年8月29日

人物：ブラッド・ピット

RM 112149884

Brad Pitt gets candid about extraterrestrial life, space travel and environment

Date:AUGUST 29, 2019, FILE Hollywood hearthrob Brad Pitt says he believes life exists outside of Earth but that he wouldn't be too keen to travel to space, even if given the chance. Pitt journeyed to Venice, Italy, on Thursday (August 29) to premiere his new space epic "Ad Astra", which is screening in Competition at the 76th Venice Film Festival. The actor has had a busy summer promoting "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" and he said bringing out another highly-anticipated movie on the heels of the Tarantino film was "not the perfect situation". However, he was quick to add he was happy to return to Venice where he in 2007 premiered "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford". In "Ad Astra", Pitt plays an astronaut who is sent to outer space to look for his father. His father, played by Tommy Lee Jones, disappeared during a mission that is said to have been aimed at finding advanced extraterrestrial life but also experimented with material threatening the entire solar system. "I like to believe there is (life) somewhere. To what degree, more advanced than us, less? Who knows. I like to believe that there is," Pitt said when asked if he believed in extraterrestrial life. He said that while possibilities for commercial space travel were becoming more likely, his willingness to embark on a journey to the moon or the space were diminishing with age. "Surely in my younger years I would've. Now it's like 'how long?' How long do I got to be away from home and my loved ones? What's the set up? Camping? Nah. On the moon? Probably not," he said. While the film looks to the far reaches of the solar system, Pitt said it was important people started taking better care of our home planet. "We've got to step up, there's no question," he said. "People are still trying to hold onto an old regime and an old money-making process. Come on. Come on, we got to go. We got to go and we will. We are just late. It seems to be our way," he said. "Ad Astra" is due to be released in the United Kingdom on September 18 and the United States on September 20, 2019. (Production: Hanna Rantala, Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino) (Caption:4149SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_AD_ASTRA_BRAD_PITT)

日付：2019年8月29日

人物：ブラッド・ピット

RM 112149881

Brad Pitt gets candid about extraterrestrial life, space travel and environment

Date:AUGUST 29, 2019, FILE Hollywood hearthrob Brad Pitt says he believes life exists outside of Earth but that he wouldn't be too keen to travel to space, even if given the chance. Pitt journeyed to Venice, Italy, on Thursday (August 29) to premiere his new space epic "Ad Astra", which is screening in Competition at the 76th Venice Film Festival. The actor has had a busy summer promoting "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" and he said bringing out another highly-anticipated movie on the heels of the Tarantino film was "not the perfect situation". However, he was quick to add he was happy to return to Venice where he in 2007 premiered "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford". In "Ad Astra", Pitt plays an astronaut who is sent to outer space to look for his father. His father, played by Tommy Lee Jones, disappeared during a mission that is said to have been aimed at finding advanced extraterrestrial life but also experimented with material threatening the entire solar system. "I like to believe there is (life) somewhere. To what degree, more advanced than us, less? Who knows. I like to believe that there is," Pitt said when asked if he believed in extraterrestrial life. He said that while possibilities for commercial space travel were becoming more likely, his willingness to embark on a journey to the moon or the space were diminishing with age. "Surely in my younger years I would've. Now it's like 'how long?' How long do I got to be away from home and my loved ones? What's the set up? Camping? Nah. On the moon? Probably not," he said. While the film looks to the far reaches of the solar system, Pitt said it was important people started taking better care of our home planet. "We've got to step up, there's no question," he said. "People are still trying to hold onto an old regime and an old money-making process. Come on. Come on, we got to go. We got to go and we will. We are just late. It seems to be our way," he said. "Ad Astra" is due to be released in the United Kingdom on September 18 and the United States on September 20, 2019. (Production: Hanna Rantala, Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino) (Caption:4149SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_AD_ASTRA_BRAD_PITT)

日付：2019年8月29日

人物：ブラッド・ピット

RM 112149879

Brad Pitt gets candid about extraterrestrial life, space travel and environment

Date:AUGUST 29, 2019, FILE Hollywood hearthrob Brad Pitt says he believes life exists outside of Earth but that he wouldn't be too keen to travel to space, even if given the chance. Pitt journeyed to Venice, Italy, on Thursday (August 29) to premiere his new space epic "Ad Astra", which is screening in Competition at the 76th Venice Film Festival. The actor has had a busy summer promoting "Once Upon A Time In Hollywood" and he said bringing out another highly-anticipated movie on the heels of the Tarantino film was "not the perfect situation". However, he was quick to add he was happy to return to Venice where he in 2007 premiered "The Assassination of Jesse James by the Coward Robert Ford". In "Ad Astra", Pitt plays an astronaut who is sent to outer space to look for his father. His father, played by Tommy Lee Jones, disappeared during a mission that is said to have been aimed at finding advanced extraterrestrial life but also experimented with material threatening the entire solar system. "I like to believe there is (life) somewhere. To what degree, more advanced than us, less? Who knows. I like to believe that there is," Pitt said when asked if he believed in extraterrestrial life. He said that while possibilities for commercial space travel were becoming more likely, his willingness to embark on a journey to the moon or the space were diminishing with age. "Surely in my younger years I would've. Now it's like 'how long?' How long do I got to be away from home and my loved ones? What's the set up? Camping? Nah. On the moon? Probably not," he said. While the film looks to the far reaches of the solar system, Pitt said it was important people started taking better care of our home planet. "We've got to step up, there's no question," he said. "People are still trying to hold onto an old regime and an old money-making process. Come on. Come on, we got to go. We got to go and we will. We are just late. It seems to be our way," he said. "Ad Astra" is due to be released in the United Kingdom on September 18 and the United States on September 20, 2019. (Production: Hanna Rantala, Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino) (Caption:4149SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_AD_ASTRA_BRAD_PITT)

日付：2019年8月29日

人物：ブラッド・ピット

RM 112149842

Political novice Honcharuk appointed Ukraine PM, to focus on economy

Date:AUGUST 29, 2019 Political novice and presidential protege Oleksiy Honcharuk was appointed as Ukraine's prime minister on Thursday (August 29), and said economic reforms aimed at accelerating growth would be the focus of his premiership. Lawmakers, reconvening after a national election in July, ratified the 35-year-old lawyer's nomination, presented earlier in the day by President Volodymyr Zelenskiy - who warned the legislature that it risked being dissolved if it dragged its feet over reforms. Deputies also appointed lawyer and activist Andriy Zahorodnyuk as defense minister. Honcharuk became a deputy head of Zelenskiy's office in May, having previously led a non-governmental organization focused on economic reform and worked as an adviser to the Ecology Ministry. He ran for parliament in 2014 but did not get elected. He told the lawmakers that speed and successful economic reforms would be the focus of his cabinet. He also said that Ukraine would continue to cooperate with the International Monetary Fund and start talks over a new program - which would replace an existing $3.9 billion standby deal - in a few weeks. The IMF helped the economy recover from a sharp recession and currency crash following the outbreak of hostilities between government and pro-Russian separatist forces in eastern Ukraine in 2014. Separately, CNN cited sources as saying on Thursday that U.S. President Donald Trump is heavily considering blocking $250 million of dollars in military aid to Ukraine intended to help fight invading forces from Russia. Reuters could not immediately confirm the report. Zelenskiy, a comedian-turned-politician, became president in April in a landslide election win that transformed Ukraine's political landscape. His party, Servant of the People, won 254 of 450 seats in parliamentary elections in July, the first time a ruling president's party has won an absolute majority in the legislature and the right to independently form a government. On Thursday he cautioned lawmakers that he could dissolve the chamber if saw no progress. Zelenskiy also nominated former Ukrainian ambassador to NATO Vadym Prystaiko as foreign minister, and lawyer and activist Andriy Zahorodnyuk as defense minister. (Production: Yuriy Muravyov, Serhiy Takhmazov, Margaryta Chornokondratenko) (Caption:4196EV-UKRAINE-PARLIAMENT_VOTE)

日付：2019年8月29日

RM 111950498

Brad Pitt and 'Ad Astra' cast make glamorous Venice arrival

Date:AUGUST 29, 2019 Brad Pitt, Liv Tyler and Ruth Negga brought a touch of Hollywood glamour to the Venice Film Festival on Thursday (August 29) as they arrived by boat for the press conference of their new movie "Ad Astra". The actors were joined by director James Gray ("Two Lovers" and "The Lost City of Z") as they arrived on the Venice Lido. In the movie Pitt plays an astronaut who is sent to outer space to look for his father. His father, played by Tommy Lee Jones, disappeared during a mission that is said to have been aimed at finding advanced extraterrestrial life but also experimented with material threatening the entire solar system. The film, which is screening in competition in Venice, is due to be released in the United Kingdom on September 18 and the United States on September 20, 2019. (Production: Cristiano Corvino, Christian Levaux, Hanna Rantala, Sarah Mills) (Caption:4143SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_AD_ASTRA_ARRIVALS)

日付：2019年8月29日

RM 110812185

China's 33rd naval escort fleet sets sail for Gulf of Aden

China's 33rd naval escort fleet set sail at a military port in Qingdao City of east China's Shandong Province on Thursday to replace the 32nd escort fleet in the escort missions in the Gulf of Aden and waters off Somalia. The farewell ceremony officially began at 09:00 as the naval soldiers lined up on the deck of a warship. As the command of setting sail was given, each warship of the escort fleet cast off and set sail away from the port. The escort fleet consists of destroyer Xining, guided-missile frigate Weifang and supply ship Hoh Xil Lake, carrying two shipborne helicopters, dozens of commandos and a total of over 600 mission soldiers. Except the guided-missile frigate Weifang that has performed two escort missions, it is the first time for destroyer Xining and supply ship Hoh Xil Lake to carry out the escort mission. Up to now, the Chinese navy has sent 33 batches of a total of 106 ships to the Gulf of Aden and waters off Somalia for escort missions, and completed more than 1,200 missions of escorting 6,700 Chinese and foreign vessels, ensuring the safety of the ships under protection and the Chinese fleets.

日付：2019年8月29日

RM 111373599

【今年最大のハリケーン「ドリアン」】Space US Storm

A view of Hurricane Dorian from space ※使用不可の箇所は削除してあります

日付：2019年8月29日

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【今年最大のハリケーン「ドリアン」】宇宙から見ても巨大な台風_Space US Storm

A view of Hurricane Dorian from space

日付：2019年8月29日

RM 111883509

Turkey's Erdogan receives credentials from new U.S. ambassador

Date:AUGUST 28, 2019 Newly appointed U.S. ambassador to Turkey, David Satterfield, presented his credentials to President Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday (August 28), officially beginning his post in Ankara. David Satterfield, a veteran diplomat with rich experience in the Middle East, has been the acting assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern Affairs since 2017. He has previously served as the deputy U.S. chief of mission in Iraq, ambassador to Lebanon, director for Near Eastern affairs on the National Security Council, as well as in Syria, Tunisia and Saudi Arabia. Turkey and the United States have been at loggerheads over a host of issues, including differences over policy in Syria, the fate of detained U.S. consular staff in Turkey over terror links, and Turkey's purchase of Russian missile defence systems. (Production: Mert Ozkan, Yusuf Gezer) (Caption:3151EV-TURKEY-USA_)

日付：2019年8月28日

人物：タイップ・エルドアン

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Turkey's Erdogan receives credentials from new U.S. ambassador

Date:AUGUST 28, 2019 Newly appointed U.S. ambassador to Turkey, David Satterfield, presented his credentials to President Tayyip Erdogan on Wednesday (August 28), officially beginning his post in Ankara. David Satterfield, a veteran diplomat with rich experience in the Middle East, has been the acting assistant secretary of state for Near Eastern Affairs since 2017. He has previously served as the deputy U.S. chief of mission in Iraq, ambassador to Lebanon, director for Near Eastern affairs on the National Security Council, as well as in Syria, Tunisia and Saudi Arabia. Turkey and the United States have been at loggerheads over a host of issues, including differences over policy in Syria, the fate of detained U.S. consular staff in Turkey over terror links, and Turkey's purchase of Russian missile defence systems. (Production: Mert Ozkan, Yusuf Gezer) (Caption:3151EV-TURKEY-USA_)

日付：2019年8月28日

人物：タイップ・エルドアン

RM 111883483

ブラッド・ピットがベネチア国際映画祭へ

Brad Pitt arrives at Venice film festival Date:AUGUST 28, 2019 Actor Brad Pitt sent fans and the media into a frenzy as he arrived at the Venice Film Festival on Wednesday (August 28), a day ahead of the world premiere of his new space adventure "Ad Astra". Pitt looked relaxed as he arrived by boat at the Hotel Excelsior on the Venice Lido and posed for photos and waved at fans and journalists. Pitt's arrival adds a splash of Hollywood glamour to the opening day of the film festival. In "Ad Astra", directed by James Grey, Pitt plays an astronaut on a mission to find his father. The film, which also stars Liv Tyler, Ruth Negga and Donald Sutherland, premieres at the world's oldest film festival on Thursday (August 29). (Production: Christian Levaux, Sarah Mills, Helena Williams, Hanna Rantala) (Caption:3175EV-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_PITT_ARRIVAL)

日付：2019年8月28日

人物：ブラッド・ピット

RM 110791652

Lebanese army fires at Israeli drones

Lebanese soldiers fire in the air in the southern village of Al-Adeesa at Israeli drones in south Lebanon in a rare incident as tensions mount between the neighbouring countries. IMAGES

日付：2019年8月28日

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Iran: Pentagon not ready to call the 'crisis over yet'

US Defense Secretary Mark Esper tells reporters that talks with the Taliban in Qatar must guarantee that Afghanistan "is no longer a safe haven for terrorists to attack the United States." The newly confirmed Pentagon chief says he is not yet "ready" to call the crisis with Iran "over". IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Mark Esper,United States Secretary of Defense - Joseph F. Dunford,Chairman of the Joint Chiefs of Staff

日付：2019年8月28日

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Fire command center established in Brazil as fires raging Amazon

The Brazilian military began operations in fighting fires in the Amazon, as raging fires flared up in Rondonia, Mato Grosso and Para states severely. The northern military command in Belem, capital city of the Para of north Brazil, has set up a command center with joint forces from army, air force and fire control. The fire command center monitors Para and some areas of neighboring Tocantins and Maranhao and will make instant reaction to areas of severe damage. The staff members in the center will analyze satellite images to pin down the general location of fires. "After analyzing the images, we need to conduct aerial reconnaissance to determine the exact location of a fire. Once confirmed, we'll deploy soldiers and fire fighters to the scene to extinguish the fire," said Atagenan, colonel, Brazil northern military headquarters. For the last few days, the center deployed military helicopters and fire fighting trucks to dump water on Amazon fires. The colonel said the fires close to the city center has been controlled, and their next priority is going to the disaster areas that are hard to reach. Due to complex terrain and inconvenient transportation, it is hard for large fire fighting equipment to get into the disaster areas. Coupled with drought weather, fire fighting tasks are facing great challenges. "Based on our experiences from previous years, the temperature in September will go up, and the fires might be even more severe. But that won't stop us from carrying out fire fighting missions," added Atagenan.

日付：2019年8月28日

RM 112231617

Pope’s former student to welcome his mentor to Madagascar quarry 'cathedral'

Date:AUGUST 27, 2019 Three times a year, Father Pedro Opeka celebrates Mass in a vast, grey quarry in the hills above Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo. This Sunday (September 8) he'll have a very special guest at the granite altar where he ministers to his parishioners -- his old teacher, Pope Francis. The son of a Slovenian mason, Father Opeka studied theology under the pope in their native Argentina when they were both young men, before dedicating his life to building communities for the people of Madagascar, one of the world's poorest nations. Over the last half a century, Opeka's organisation has built homes for 25,000 people, 100 schools, six clinics and two football stadiums. Next year a college for paramedics will be the next project undertaken. Much of the stone for that building is quarried just outside Antananarivo, from the huge granite pit, which can hold 10,000 people, where Opeka holds his masses. He refers to the pit as his cathedral. The straight-talking, white-bearded Opeka invited Francis to visit during a meeting at the Vatican last year, never dreaming that he would accept. On Sunday, his request will bear fruit - and not just for him. As well as celebrating mass, the pope will meet some of the families whose lives have been changed by Father Opeka. Ratsiory Fanomezanjanahary Tsiadino Fannie, a 13-year-old student and budding mathematician, lives in one of the homes Opeka has carved from the hillside. Her pastel green house sits on one side of a leafy courtyard where she plays hopscotch with her six siblings, a stone's throw from Opeka's own house in the hillside neighbourhood of Akamasoa. Her life, and those of her brothers and sisters, have been changed by the new house. "Our lives have gotten better and better," said Ratsiory, who is one of the people due to meet the pope, smiling happily at the idea. Her proud mother Erline works in the canteen of the community's school, moving to the area with her children seven years ago. She speaks about how she will feel seeing her child speak with the pontiff. It's a far cry from the family's struggles to make ends meet before they moved. "I, who was at the bottom of everything, will see my daughter talking to the pope. My heart is full of joy," said Erline. Father Opeka has achieved an enormous amount on an island where more than 90 percent of its 25 million people live on less than $2 per day. His motivation sprang from a visit to Antananarivo's municipal rubbish dump when he was just 22 years old, part of a Catholic mission to Madagascar. 800 people lived on the site and what he saw left him sleepless and praying for guidance. A member of the Lazarist or Vincentian order of priests, founded to minister to the rural poor, Father Opeka created the Akamasoa Association to build and run the villages using donations from around the world. His work has earned him the Legion of Honour, France's highest order of merit. He has no time for the bureaucracy and perks of many international aid agencies. Residents of neighbourhoods built by the association earn around 50,000 ariary ($13) per week in exchange for breaking rocks by hand and building stone walls. They are given a house which they rent at a negligible rate, depending on their circumstances. Around 40 percent of Madagascar's population is Christian, so an enthusiastic welcome for Pope Francis is expected everywhere, but perhaps nowhere will it be warmer than the quarry that Father Opeka, and the people of Akamasoa themselves, have built. (Production: Hereward Holland, Angela Ukomadu, Hywel Davies) (Caption:1118EV-MADAGASCAR-POPE_PEDRO)

日付：2019年8月27日

RM 112231603

Pope’s former student to welcome his mentor to Madagascar quarry 'cathedral'

Date:AUGUST 27, 2019 Three times a year, Father Pedro Opeka celebrates Mass in a vast, grey quarry in the hills above Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo. This Sunday (September 8) he'll have a very special guest at the granite altar where he ministers to his parishioners -- his old teacher, Pope Francis. The son of a Slovenian mason, Father Opeka studied theology under the pope in their native Argentina when they were both young men, before dedicating his life to building communities for the people of Madagascar, one of the world's poorest nations. Over the last half a century, Opeka's organisation has built homes for 25,000 people, 100 schools, six clinics and two football stadiums. Next year a college for paramedics will be the next project undertaken. Much of the stone for that building is quarried just outside Antananarivo, from the huge granite pit, which can hold 10,000 people, where Opeka holds his masses. He refers to the pit as his cathedral. The straight-talking, white-bearded Opeka invited Francis to visit during a meeting at the Vatican last year, never dreaming that he would accept. On Sunday, his request will bear fruit - and not just for him. As well as celebrating mass, the pope will meet some of the families whose lives have been changed by Father Opeka. Ratsiory Fanomezanjanahary Tsiadino Fannie, a 13-year-old student and budding mathematician, lives in one of the homes Opeka has carved from the hillside. Her pastel green house sits on one side of a leafy courtyard where she plays hopscotch with her six siblings, a stone's throw from Opeka's own house in the hillside neighbourhood of Akamasoa. Her life, and those of her brothers and sisters, have been changed by the new house. "Our lives have gotten better and better," said Ratsiory, who is one of the people due to meet the pope, smiling happily at the idea. Her proud mother Erline works in the canteen of the community's school, moving to the area with her children seven years ago. She speaks about how she will feel seeing her child speak with the pontiff. It's a far cry from the family's struggles to make ends meet before they moved. "I, who was at the bottom of everything, will see my daughter talking to the pope. My heart is full of joy," said Erline. Father Opeka has achieved an enormous amount on an island where more than 90 percent of its 25 million people live on less than $2 per day. His motivation sprang from a visit to Antananarivo's municipal rubbish dump when he was just 22 years old, part of a Catholic mission to Madagascar. 800 people lived on the site and what he saw left him sleepless and praying for guidance. A member of the Lazarist or Vincentian order of priests, founded to minister to the rural poor, Father Opeka created the Akamasoa Association to build and run the villages using donations from around the world. His work has earned him the Legion of Honour, France's highest order of merit. He has no time for the bureaucracy and perks of many international aid agencies. Residents of neighbourhoods built by the association earn around 50,000 ariary ($13) per week in exchange for breaking rocks by hand and building stone walls. They are given a house which they rent at a negligible rate, depending on their circumstances. Around 40 percent of Madagascar's population is Christian, so an enthusiastic welcome for Pope Francis is expected everywhere, but perhaps nowhere will it be warmer than the quarry that Father Opeka, and the people of Akamasoa themselves, have built. (Production: Hereward Holland, Angela Ukomadu, Hywel Davies) (Caption:1118EV-MADAGASCAR-POPE_PEDRO)

日付：2019年8月27日

RM 112231602

Pope’s former student to welcome his mentor to Madagascar quarry 'cathedral'

Date:AUGUST 27, 2019 Three times a year, Father Pedro Opeka celebrates Mass in a vast, grey quarry in the hills above Madagascar's capital, Antananarivo. This Sunday (September 8) he'll have a very special guest at the granite altar where he ministers to his parishioners -- his old teacher, Pope Francis. The son of a Slovenian mason, Father Opeka studied theology under the pope in their native Argentina when they were both young men, before dedicating his life to building communities for the people of Madagascar, one of the world's poorest nations. Over the last half a century, Opeka's organisation has built homes for 25,000 people, 100 schools, six clinics and two football stadiums. Next year a college for paramedics will be the next project undertaken. Much of the stone for that building is quarried just outside Antananarivo, from the huge granite pit, which can hold 10,000 people, where Opeka holds his masses. He refers to the pit as his cathedral. The straight-talking, white-bearded Opeka invited Francis to visit during a meeting at the Vatican last year, never dreaming that he would accept. On Sunday, his request will bear fruit - and not just for him. As well as celebrating mass, the pope will meet some of the families whose lives have been changed by Father Opeka. Ratsiory Fanomezanjanahary Tsiadino Fannie, a 13-year-old student and budding mathematician, lives in one of the homes Opeka has carved from the hillside. Her pastel green house sits on one side of a leafy courtyard where she plays hopscotch with her six siblings, a stone's throw from Opeka's own house in the hillside neighbourhood of Akamasoa. Her life, and those of her brothers and sisters, have been changed by the new house. "Our lives have gotten better and better," said Ratsiory, who is one of the people due to meet the pope, smiling happily at the idea. Her proud mother Erline works in the canteen of the community's school, moving to the area with her children seven years ago. She speaks about how she will feel seeing her child speak with the pontiff. It's a far cry from the family's struggles to make ends meet before they moved. "I, who was at the bottom of everything, will see my daughter talking to the pope. My heart is full of joy," said Erline. Father Opeka has achieved an enormous amount on an island where more than 90 percent of its 25 million people live on less than $2 per day. His motivation sprang from a visit to Antananarivo's municipal rubbish dump when he was just 22 years old, part of a Catholic mission to Madagascar. 800 people lived on the site and what he saw left him sleepless and praying for guidance. A member of the Lazarist or Vincentian order of priests, founded to minister to the rural poor, Father Opeka created the Akamasoa Association to build and run the villages using donations from around the world. His work has earned him the Legion of Honour, France's highest order of merit. He has no time for the bureaucracy and perks of many international aid agencies. Residents of neighbourhoods built by the association earn around 50,000 ariary ($13) per week in exchange for breaking rocks by hand and building stone walls. They are given a house which they rent at a negligible rate, depending on their circumstances. Around 40 percent of Madagascar's population is Christian, so an enthusiastic welcome for Pope Francis is expected everywhere, but perhaps nowhere will it be warmer than the quarry that Father Opeka, and the people of Akamasoa themselves, have built. (Production: Hereward Holland, Angela Ukomadu, Hywel Davies) (Caption:1118EV-MADAGASCAR-POPE_PEDRO)

日付：2019年8月27日

RM 111883257

Pitt, Streep lead Venice star draw as festival heads to space, Gotham and Panama

Date:AUGUST 27, 2019, FILE The world's oldest film festival kicks off in Venice on Wednesday (August 28) with a starry line-up including Brad Pitt's space adventure, Joaquin Phoenix's turn as the Joker and Meryl Streep in a drama based on the Panama Papers expose. Hollywood A-listers will descend on the lagoon city's Lido Island for 11 days of premieres and parties, promoting their latest works they hope will go on to enjoy awards season success. The Venice Film Festival draws top filmmakers, A-list stars and auteur directors in recent years premiering movies like "La La Land", "Gravity" and "Roma". Looking at the run-down for this year, International Correspondent for the Hollywood Reporter Ariston Anderson told Reuters it's another strong line-up: "It's a great line up you know, Hollywood loves coming to Italy you don't have to you know twist someone's arm to come and spend a few days in Venice so there's you know there is going to be great A-list talent." With Netflix absent from Cannes due to that festival's competition rules, the streaming giant, which last year won Venice's top Golden Lion prize with "Roma", returns with offerings critics are already hailing as must-sees. Starring Oscar winners Meryl Streep and Gary Oldman and a spate of other stars, Steven Soderbergh's "The Laundromat" based on the Panama Papers expose of tax-avoiding offshore financial holdings is among 21 films from Europe, Asia, the Americas, Australia and Saudi Arabia in competition. Adding the Hollywood touch will be Brad Pitt with "Ad Astra", a sci-fi epic in which he plays an astronaut on a mission to find his father and Johnny Depp for "Waiting for the Barbarians", based on the J.M. Coetzee novel. Both films are in competition. A well-known villain will also make an appearance on the Lido in Todd Phillip's "Joker". "It's really exciting because it's one of the first film from DC that's not your typical super hero or super villain movie, it's really much more of a character study so I think it's very smart for them to launch it at a festival you know, kind of an artistic festival where you get people that will appreciate it for what it is," said Anderson. Only two female directors are in the competition line-up: Haifaa Al-Mansour with "The Perfect Candidate" and Shannon Murphy for "Babyteeth". That number is double from last year. “I would say every year kind of the same story comes up and the festival says the same thing, you know, 'we're not going to have quotas' but it's never... it's never about quotas, no one is saying you know we need a certain amount of female directors, we need a certain amount of this and that, it's more about having those discussions about, you know unconscious bias, are we just chosing the same old people?" said Anderson. Another discussion point is the inclusion of Roman Polanski's "An Officer and a Spy" about the 19th century Dreyfus affair in the competition line-up and the screening of Nate Parker's "American Skin". Polanski, 86, was expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences last year for violating a conduct code it adopted following hundreds of accusations of sexual harassment or assault in the entertainment industry. The Polish-born director in 1977 pleaded guilty to having unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl in Los Angeles. Parker's last film "Birth of a Nation" was derailed in 2017 by a decade-old lawsuit involving a rape charge against the filmmaker. Parker was acquitted of the 1999 lawsuit. "It's a powerful festival...unless someone publicly said you know, 'I refuse to go to Venice because of this' then I don't think there is going to be any change or effect. We have seen a lot of people come and say 'I wish there were more women,' you know, 'I don't think this is right' but they are more than happy to go home with a prize or launch to launch their film here," Ariston said. The August 28 - September 7 event, the festival's 76th edition, will see Argentine director Lucrecia Martel head the jury. (Production: Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino, Helena Williams, Sarah Mills, Hanna Rantala) (Caption:2139SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_CRITIC_ARRIVALS)

日付：2019年8月27日

RM 111883256

Pitt, Streep lead Venice star draw as festival heads to space, Gotham and Panama

Date:AUGUST 27, 2019, FILE The world's oldest film festival kicks off in Venice on Wednesday (August 28) with a starry line-up including Brad Pitt's space adventure, Joaquin Phoenix's turn as the Joker and Meryl Streep in a drama based on the Panama Papers expose. Hollywood A-listers will descend on the lagoon city's Lido Island for 11 days of premieres and parties, promoting their latest works they hope will go on to enjoy awards season success. The Venice Film Festival draws top filmmakers, A-list stars and auteur directors in recent years premiering movies like "La La Land", "Gravity" and "Roma". Looking at the run-down for this year, International Correspondent for the Hollywood Reporter Ariston Anderson told Reuters it's another strong line-up: "It's a great line up you know, Hollywood loves coming to Italy you don't have to you know twist someone's arm to come and spend a few days in Venice so there's you know there is going to be great A-list talent." With Netflix absent from Cannes due to that festival's competition rules, the streaming giant, which last year won Venice's top Golden Lion prize with "Roma", returns with offerings critics are already hailing as must-sees. Starring Oscar winners Meryl Streep and Gary Oldman and a spate of other stars, Steven Soderbergh's "The Laundromat" based on the Panama Papers expose of tax-avoiding offshore financial holdings is among 21 films from Europe, Asia, the Americas, Australia and Saudi Arabia in competition. Adding the Hollywood touch will be Brad Pitt with "Ad Astra", a sci-fi epic in which he plays an astronaut on a mission to find his father and Johnny Depp for "Waiting for the Barbarians", based on the J.M. Coetzee novel. Both films are in competition. A well-known villain will also make an appearance on the Lido in Todd Phillip's "Joker". "It's really exciting because it's one of the first film from DC that's not your typical super hero or super villain movie, it's really much more of a character study so I think it's very smart for them to launch it at a festival you know, kind of an artistic festival where you get people that will appreciate it for what it is," said Anderson. Only two female directors are in the competition line-up: Haifaa Al-Mansour with "The Perfect Candidate" and Shannon Murphy for "Babyteeth". That number is double from last year. “I would say every year kind of the same story comes up and the festival says the same thing, you know, 'we're not going to have quotas' but it's never... it's never about quotas, no one is saying you know we need a certain amount of female directors, we need a certain amount of this and that, it's more about having those discussions about, you know unconscious bias, are we just chosing the same old people?" said Anderson. Another discussion point is the inclusion of Roman Polanski's "An Officer and a Spy" about the 19th century Dreyfus affair in the competition line-up and the screening of Nate Parker's "American Skin". Polanski, 86, was expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences last year for violating a conduct code it adopted following hundreds of accusations of sexual harassment or assault in the entertainment industry. The Polish-born director in 1977 pleaded guilty to having unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl in Los Angeles. Parker's last film "Birth of a Nation" was derailed in 2017 by a decade-old lawsuit involving a rape charge against the filmmaker. Parker was acquitted of the 1999 lawsuit. "It's a powerful festival...unless someone publicly said you know, 'I refuse to go to Venice because of this' then I don't think there is going to be any change or effect. We have seen a lot of people come and say 'I wish there were more women,' you know, 'I don't think this is right' but they are more than happy to go home with a prize or launch to launch their film here," Ariston said. The August 28 - September 7 event, the festival's 76th edition, will see Argentine director Lucrecia Martel head the jury. (Production: Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino, Helena Williams, Sarah Mills, Hanna Rantala) (Caption:2139SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_CRITIC_ARRIVALS)

日付：2019年8月27日

人物：ロマン・ポランスキー

RM 111883255

Pitt, Streep lead Venice star draw as festival heads to space, Gotham and Panama

Date:AUGUST 27, 2019, FILE The world's oldest film festival kicks off in Venice on Wednesday (August 28) with a starry line-up including Brad Pitt's space adventure, Joaquin Phoenix's turn as the Joker and Meryl Streep in a drama based on the Panama Papers expose. Hollywood A-listers will descend on the lagoon city's Lido Island for 11 days of premieres and parties, promoting their latest works they hope will go on to enjoy awards season success. The Venice Film Festival draws top filmmakers, A-list stars and auteur directors in recent years premiering movies like "La La Land", "Gravity" and "Roma". Looking at the run-down for this year, International Correspondent for the Hollywood Reporter Ariston Anderson told Reuters it's another strong line-up: "It's a great line up you know, Hollywood loves coming to Italy you don't have to you know twist someone's arm to come and spend a few days in Venice so there's you know there is going to be great A-list talent." With Netflix absent from Cannes due to that festival's competition rules, the streaming giant, which last year won Venice's top Golden Lion prize with "Roma", returns with offerings critics are already hailing as must-sees. Starring Oscar winners Meryl Streep and Gary Oldman and a spate of other stars, Steven Soderbergh's "The Laundromat" based on the Panama Papers expose of tax-avoiding offshore financial holdings is among 21 films from Europe, Asia, the Americas, Australia and Saudi Arabia in competition. Adding the Hollywood touch will be Brad Pitt with "Ad Astra", a sci-fi epic in which he plays an astronaut on a mission to find his father and Johnny Depp for "Waiting for the Barbarians", based on the J.M. Coetzee novel. Both films are in competition. A well-known villain will also make an appearance on the Lido in Todd Phillip's "Joker". "It's really exciting because it's one of the first film from DC that's not your typical super hero or super villain movie, it's really much more of a character study so I think it's very smart for them to launch it at a festival you know, kind of an artistic festival where you get people that will appreciate it for what it is," said Anderson. Only two female directors are in the competition line-up: Haifaa Al-Mansour with "The Perfect Candidate" and Shannon Murphy for "Babyteeth". That number is double from last year. “I would say every year kind of the same story comes up and the festival says the same thing, you know, 'we're not going to have quotas' but it's never... it's never about quotas, no one is saying you know we need a certain amount of female directors, we need a certain amount of this and that, it's more about having those discussions about, you know unconscious bias, are we just chosing the same old people?" said Anderson. Another discussion point is the inclusion of Roman Polanski's "An Officer and a Spy" about the 19th century Dreyfus affair in the competition line-up and the screening of Nate Parker's "American Skin". Polanski, 86, was expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences last year for violating a conduct code it adopted following hundreds of accusations of sexual harassment or assault in the entertainment industry. The Polish-born director in 1977 pleaded guilty to having unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl in Los Angeles. Parker's last film "Birth of a Nation" was derailed in 2017 by a decade-old lawsuit involving a rape charge against the filmmaker. Parker was acquitted of the 1999 lawsuit. "It's a powerful festival...unless someone publicly said you know, 'I refuse to go to Venice because of this' then I don't think there is going to be any change or effect. We have seen a lot of people come and say 'I wish there were more women,' you know, 'I don't think this is right' but they are more than happy to go home with a prize or launch to launch their film here," Ariston said. The August 28 - September 7 event, the festival's 76th edition, will see Argentine director Lucrecia Martel head the jury. (Production: Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino, Helena Williams, Sarah Mills, Hanna Rantala) (Caption:2139SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_CRITIC_ARRIVALS)

日付：2019年8月27日

RM 111883254

Pitt, Streep lead Venice star draw as festival heads to space, Gotham and Panama

Date:AUGUST 27, 2019, FILE The world's oldest film festival kicks off in Venice on Wednesday (August 28) with a starry line-up including Brad Pitt's space adventure, Joaquin Phoenix's turn as the Joker and Meryl Streep in a drama based on the Panama Papers expose. Hollywood A-listers will descend on the lagoon city's Lido Island for 11 days of premieres and parties, promoting their latest works they hope will go on to enjoy awards season success. The Venice Film Festival draws top filmmakers, A-list stars and auteur directors in recent years premiering movies like "La La Land", "Gravity" and "Roma". Looking at the run-down for this year, International Correspondent for the Hollywood Reporter Ariston Anderson told Reuters it's another strong line-up: "It's a great line up you know, Hollywood loves coming to Italy you don't have to you know twist someone's arm to come and spend a few days in Venice so there's you know there is going to be great A-list talent." With Netflix absent from Cannes due to that festival's competition rules, the streaming giant, which last year won Venice's top Golden Lion prize with "Roma", returns with offerings critics are already hailing as must-sees. Starring Oscar winners Meryl Streep and Gary Oldman and a spate of other stars, Steven Soderbergh's "The Laundromat" based on the Panama Papers expose of tax-avoiding offshore financial holdings is among 21 films from Europe, Asia, the Americas, Australia and Saudi Arabia in competition. Adding the Hollywood touch will be Brad Pitt with "Ad Astra", a sci-fi epic in which he plays an astronaut on a mission to find his father and Johnny Depp for "Waiting for the Barbarians", based on the J.M. Coetzee novel. Both films are in competition. A well-known villain will also make an appearance on the Lido in Todd Phillip's "Joker". "It's really exciting because it's one of the first film from DC that's not your typical super hero or super villain movie, it's really much more of a character study so I think it's very smart for them to launch it at a festival you know, kind of an artistic festival where you get people that will appreciate it for what it is," said Anderson. Only two female directors are in the competition line-up: Haifaa Al-Mansour with "The Perfect Candidate" and Shannon Murphy for "Babyteeth". That number is double from last year. “I would say every year kind of the same story comes up and the festival says the same thing, you know, 'we're not going to have quotas' but it's never... it's never about quotas, no one is saying you know we need a certain amount of female directors, we need a certain amount of this and that, it's more about having those discussions about, you know unconscious bias, are we just chosing the same old people?" said Anderson. Another discussion point is the inclusion of Roman Polanski's "An Officer and a Spy" about the 19th century Dreyfus affair in the competition line-up and the screening of Nate Parker's "American Skin". Polanski, 86, was expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences last year for violating a conduct code it adopted following hundreds of accusations of sexual harassment or assault in the entertainment industry. The Polish-born director in 1977 pleaded guilty to having unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl in Los Angeles. Parker's last film "Birth of a Nation" was derailed in 2017 by a decade-old lawsuit involving a rape charge against the filmmaker. Parker was acquitted of the 1999 lawsuit. "It's a powerful festival...unless someone publicly said you know, 'I refuse to go to Venice because of this' then I don't think there is going to be any change or effect. We have seen a lot of people come and say 'I wish there were more women,' you know, 'I don't think this is right' but they are more than happy to go home with a prize or launch to launch their film here," Ariston said. The August 28 - September 7 event, the festival's 76th edition, will see Argentine director Lucrecia Martel head the jury. (Production: Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino, Helena Williams, Sarah Mills, Hanna Rantala) (Caption:2139SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_CRITIC_ARRIVALS)

日付：2019年8月27日

人物：ホアキン・フェニックス

RM 111883253

Pitt, Streep lead Venice star draw as festival heads to space, Gotham and Panama

Date:AUGUST 27, 2019, FILE The world's oldest film festival kicks off in Venice on Wednesday (August 28) with a starry line-up including Brad Pitt's space adventure, Joaquin Phoenix's turn as the Joker and Meryl Streep in a drama based on the Panama Papers expose. Hollywood A-listers will descend on the lagoon city's Lido Island for 11 days of premieres and parties, promoting their latest works they hope will go on to enjoy awards season success. The Venice Film Festival draws top filmmakers, A-list stars and auteur directors in recent years premiering movies like "La La Land", "Gravity" and "Roma". Looking at the run-down for this year, International Correspondent for the Hollywood Reporter Ariston Anderson told Reuters it's another strong line-up: "It's a great line up you know, Hollywood loves coming to Italy you don't have to you know twist someone's arm to come and spend a few days in Venice so there's you know there is going to be great A-list talent." With Netflix absent from Cannes due to that festival's competition rules, the streaming giant, which last year won Venice's top Golden Lion prize with "Roma", returns with offerings critics are already hailing as must-sees. Starring Oscar winners Meryl Streep and Gary Oldman and a spate of other stars, Steven Soderbergh's "The Laundromat" based on the Panama Papers expose of tax-avoiding offshore financial holdings is among 21 films from Europe, Asia, the Americas, Australia and Saudi Arabia in competition. Adding the Hollywood touch will be Brad Pitt with "Ad Astra", a sci-fi epic in which he plays an astronaut on a mission to find his father and Johnny Depp for "Waiting for the Barbarians", based on the J.M. Coetzee novel. Both films are in competition. A well-known villain will also make an appearance on the Lido in Todd Phillip's "Joker". "It's really exciting because it's one of the first film from DC that's not your typical super hero or super villain movie, it's really much more of a character study so I think it's very smart for them to launch it at a festival you know, kind of an artistic festival where you get people that will appreciate it for what it is," said Anderson. Only two female directors are in the competition line-up: Haifaa Al-Mansour with "The Perfect Candidate" and Shannon Murphy for "Babyteeth". That number is double from last year. “I would say every year kind of the same story comes up and the festival says the same thing, you know, 'we're not going to have quotas' but it's never... it's never about quotas, no one is saying you know we need a certain amount of female directors, we need a certain amount of this and that, it's more about having those discussions about, you know unconscious bias, are we just chosing the same old people?" said Anderson. Another discussion point is the inclusion of Roman Polanski's "An Officer and a Spy" about the 19th century Dreyfus affair in the competition line-up and the screening of Nate Parker's "American Skin". Polanski, 86, was expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences last year for violating a conduct code it adopted following hundreds of accusations of sexual harassment or assault in the entertainment industry. The Polish-born director in 1977 pleaded guilty to having unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl in Los Angeles. Parker's last film "Birth of a Nation" was derailed in 2017 by a decade-old lawsuit involving a rape charge against the filmmaker. Parker was acquitted of the 1999 lawsuit. "It's a powerful festival...unless someone publicly said you know, 'I refuse to go to Venice because of this' then I don't think there is going to be any change or effect. We have seen a lot of people come and say 'I wish there were more women,' you know, 'I don't think this is right' but they are more than happy to go home with a prize or launch to launch their film here," Ariston said. The August 28 - September 7 event, the festival's 76th edition, will see Argentine director Lucrecia Martel head the jury. (Production: Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino, Helena Williams, Sarah Mills, Hanna Rantala) (Caption:2139SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_CRITIC_ARRIVALS)

日付：2019年8月27日

人物：スカーレット・ヨハンソン

RM 111883252

Pitt, Streep lead Venice star draw as festival heads to space, Gotham and Panama

Date:AUGUST 27, 2019, FILE The world's oldest film festival kicks off in Venice on Wednesday (August 28) with a starry line-up including Brad Pitt's space adventure, Joaquin Phoenix's turn as the Joker and Meryl Streep in a drama based on the Panama Papers expose. Hollywood A-listers will descend on the lagoon city's Lido Island for 11 days of premieres and parties, promoting their latest works they hope will go on to enjoy awards season success. The Venice Film Festival draws top filmmakers, A-list stars and auteur directors in recent years premiering movies like "La La Land", "Gravity" and "Roma". Looking at the run-down for this year, International Correspondent for the Hollywood Reporter Ariston Anderson told Reuters it's another strong line-up: "It's a great line up you know, Hollywood loves coming to Italy you don't have to you know twist someone's arm to come and spend a few days in Venice so there's you know there is going to be great A-list talent." With Netflix absent from Cannes due to that festival's competition rules, the streaming giant, which last year won Venice's top Golden Lion prize with "Roma", returns with offerings critics are already hailing as must-sees. Starring Oscar winners Meryl Streep and Gary Oldman and a spate of other stars, Steven Soderbergh's "The Laundromat" based on the Panama Papers expose of tax-avoiding offshore financial holdings is among 21 films from Europe, Asia, the Americas, Australia and Saudi Arabia in competition. Adding the Hollywood touch will be Brad Pitt with "Ad Astra", a sci-fi epic in which he plays an astronaut on a mission to find his father and Johnny Depp for "Waiting for the Barbarians", based on the J.M. Coetzee novel. Both films are in competition. A well-known villain will also make an appearance on the Lido in Todd Phillip's "Joker". "It's really exciting because it's one of the first film from DC that's not your typical super hero or super villain movie, it's really much more of a character study so I think it's very smart for them to launch it at a festival you know, kind of an artistic festival where you get people that will appreciate it for what it is," said Anderson. Only two female directors are in the competition line-up: Haifaa Al-Mansour with "The Perfect Candidate" and Shannon Murphy for "Babyteeth". That number is double from last year. “I would say every year kind of the same story comes up and the festival says the same thing, you know, 'we're not going to have quotas' but it's never... it's never about quotas, no one is saying you know we need a certain amount of female directors, we need a certain amount of this and that, it's more about having those discussions about, you know unconscious bias, are we just chosing the same old people?" said Anderson. Another discussion point is the inclusion of Roman Polanski's "An Officer and a Spy" about the 19th century Dreyfus affair in the competition line-up and the screening of Nate Parker's "American Skin". Polanski, 86, was expelled from the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences last year for violating a conduct code it adopted following hundreds of accusations of sexual harassment or assault in the entertainment industry. The Polish-born director in 1977 pleaded guilty to having unlawful sex with a 13-year-old girl in Los Angeles. Parker's last film "Birth of a Nation" was derailed in 2017 by a decade-old lawsuit involving a rape charge against the filmmaker. Parker was acquitted of the 1999 lawsuit. "It's a powerful festival...unless someone publicly said you know, 'I refuse to go to Venice because of this' then I don't think there is going to be any change or effect. We have seen a lot of people come and say 'I wish there were more women,' you know, 'I don't think this is right' but they are more than happy to go home with a prize or launch to launch their film here," Ariston said. The August 28 - September 7 event, the festival's 76th edition, will see Argentine director Lucrecia Martel head the jury. (Production: Christian Levaux, Cristiano Corvino, Helena Williams, Sarah Mills, Hanna Rantala) (Caption:2139SB-FILMFESTIVAL-VENICE_CRITIC_ARRIVALS)

日付：2019年8月27日

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Smart expo gives glimpse of intelligent life

The innovative devices give visitors a glimpse of the intelligent life at the Smart China Expo in Chongqing Municipality, southwest China. Themed "Smart technology: empowering the economy, enriching life", the expo opened on Monday. In the "Smart Town" at the expo, the intelligent devices are making people's daily life more convenient. At the unmanned supermarket in the "Smart Town", the doors can recognize the face of customers and open automatically. After fishing shopping, the customers are able to use the face-detecting system to pay for the items. In the interactive experience area of smart life, the common electrical appliances including refrigerators, television and air conditioner are becoming the personal butlers to make people's life easier by using advanced 5G technology and artificial intelligence. "If I don't know what to eat today, I can look at what's in the refrigerator, and the refrigerator will give me the recipes according to the materials in it," said an exhibitor. Waiting for the express delivery has become a routine of many people's daily life. At the expo, a fashionable drone for delivery catches visitors' attention. With the advanced technology, the drone can operate automatically during the mission. "In terms of the flying range, it can fly for 100 kilometers at most. When the drone delivers the parcels, we will establish a monitoring network for the drones, and a monitoring center. The center will monitor the whole process of the delivery by drones," said Xu Guoqing, an exhibitor from Jiangbei District of Smart China Expo. The intelligent devices at the expo cover all aspects of daily life. Visitors are amazed by the self-driving automobile, all kinds of drones, and nursing equipment for patients. "It is very practical to (use the drone) to put out fires in high-rise buildings. It is very practical and it should be applied to civilian use, especially right now when the buildings are becoming higher and higher," said a visitor.

日付：2019年8月27日

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Son of famed Afghan warrior Massoud steps into spotlight

Eighteen years after the assassination of the legendary anti-Taliban commander Ahmad Shah Massoud,his only son is hoping to continue the mission against insurgents by jumping into Afghanistan's chaotic political fray. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Ahmad Massoud,son of Ahmad Shah Massoud

日付：2019年8月27日

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'Ocean Viking' migrant rescue ship back in Marseille

The Ocean Viking,the boat chartered by French charities SOS Méditerranée and Doctors Without Borders,returns to Marseille after saving 356 people off the Libyan coast during its first operation. IMAGES

日付：2019年8月27日

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Syrian government force destroys bulk of explosives in Damascus

Syria's mine clearance unit destroyed the bulk of explosive remnants left in the aftermath of the Syrian crisis which began in 2011, in the capital city of Damascus on Tuesday. The mine clearance unit collected the explosive remnants in Damascus and nearby Eastern Ghouta. The unit is taking such action since many residents who fled their homes during the crisis are gradually returning as the situation is getting better. On average, the unit finds five to six tons of explosives every week and detonates them once or twice each week. Mayyad Abdullah, 56, is responsible for the unit and has more than 20 years' of experience in mine clearance. Some of the explosives are made with indigenous methods, falling short of the safety standard and can easily blow up, said Abdullah, who takes the lead wherever there is a large-scale clearance mission. "The danger lies in that the explosives are very sensitive. The rising temperature also has some effect on them. We cannot make any mistake," said Abdullah, brigadier general of the engineering corps of Syrian government force. Abdullah said he is not afraid of the danger in his job and only hopes residents can come back and live in safety as before. "My family does not know how dangerous my job is. As members of the mine clearance unit, we have the responsibility to clear the explosives on the ground and underground in our territory, which is 185,000 square meters in size," said Abdullah.

日付：2019年8月27日

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警察官が投げた手榴弾が壁に当たって近くで爆発＝タイ

This is the hilarious moment a cop tries to throw a grenade in a room only for it to hit the door frame and bounce back. The armed officers were simulating a raid during combat training in a disused building in Phuket, Thailand on Tuesday (August 27). Six of them had to crowd round a room - with an imaginary armed fugitive inside - before hurling a stun grenade inside and rushing in to catch the suspect. Each of the cops stood in their positions with weapons in front of the target room, ready to pounce once the bright flash and cloud of smoke had disorientated any would-be assailants. But the rookie policeman tasked with the most important job completely missed the target, throwing the stun grenade at the wall before it rebounded straight back into the group. The men ran for cover as the grenade quickly detonated with a flash and loud bang. They were heard laughing about the failed training exercise before being forced to carry it out for a second time. Police private Khun Piwatcharaphan, who captured the video, said that the accident was the most amusing and the most memorable moment he had from the training session. He said: ''We were so well-prepared and concentrated all the way to the end of the mission without any mistakes but nothing always goes as planned. ''We burst out laughing when the explosive hit the wall. It was the funniest failure I have experienced in training. But I promise that nothing like this would ever happen in real situations.'' (Original Title: Hilarious moment bungling cop accidentally bounces grenade off wall)

日付：2019年8月27日

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食べ物を狙い車の中に入るリス＝アメリカ

A squirrel in Branson, Missouri, pulled off a difficult mission when it sneaked into a parked car to steal some pretzel mix on August 27.Passerby Dennis Pittman captured this video of the robbing rodent as it slid through the partially open car window, took its loot and – after some struggle – crept back out the way it came. All that’s missing is the Mission Impossible backing track to complete this scene.Pittman and his companions can be heard commenting on the squirrel’s escapade as they watch what they call “our entertainment for tonight.”Pittman told Storyful that he caught up with the car owners later in the evening, who turned out to be visiting from Iowa. He said, “They did say when they got in the car they knew something had been in it,” adding that they “got quite a kick out of it” when he told them about the squirrel thief. Credit: Dennis Pittman via Storyful (Original Title: Squirrel Sneaks Into Car for Daring Food Heist)

日付：2019年8月27日

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Myanmar clashes between army and rebels displace thousands

An army helicopter buzzes overhead and ambulances travel up wet empty roads in Myanmar's northeast, ferrying aid to thousands of residents displaced by fresh clashes between rebels and the military. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES

日付：2019年8月26日

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Brazil firefighters battle wildfires in the state of Acre

Firefighters combat wildfires in Brazil's Acre state, as hundreds of new blazes battle up. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES

日付：2019年8月25日

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High above Greenland glaciers, NASA looks into melting ocean ice

For four summers,a group of NASA scientists has visited Greenland and flown dozens of missions surveying temperatures in the Arctic and how quickly gladiers are retreatng. Data that Oceans Melting Greenland - OMG - hope will improve predictions about sea level rise. A VOICED AFPTV REPORT - Joshua Willis,principal investigator with OMG NASA - Ian Fenty ,investigator with OMG NASA - Ian McCubbin,project manager with OMG NASA

日付：2019年8月25日

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High above Greenland glaciers, NASA looks into melting ocean ice

For four summers,a group of NASA scientists has visited Greenland and flown dozens of missions surveying temperatures in the Arctic and how quickly gladiers are retreatng. Data that Oceans Melting Greenland - OMG - hope will improve predictions about sea level rise. A NATURAL SOUND VERSION OF AN AFPTV REPORT - Joshua Willis,principal investigator with OMG NASA - Ian Fenty ,investigator with OMG NASA - Ian McCubbin,project manager with OMG NASA

日付：2019年8月25日

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アマゾンで森林火災、森林保護を訴えるブラジルの市民

Brazilians took to the streets again on Sunday to protest President Jair Bolsonaro's lack of leadership while the Amazon rainforest burns. Despite having ordered the army to battle the blazes, new fires have been spotted, which is prompting more anger over the slow government response. As hundreds of new fires have been detected in Brazil's Amazon rainforest, protests in defense of the world's largest tropical rainforest are taking place across the country and outside Brazilian diplomatic missions around the world. Protesters, including celebrities and activists in Rio were blaming President Bolsonaro's pro-agro-business policies for the unprecedented crisis. Bolsonaro initially blamed non-governmental organizations for the fires saying they wanted to discredit him. According to Brazil's space climate-monitoring agency, more than 1,000 new fires were spotted between Thursday and Friday. Under growing national and international pressure, Bolsonaro ordered the army to tackle the fires and military aircraft are now dumping liters of water on the massive blazes. Criticism of the government among Brazilians remains widespread. "We are defending the environmental cause against the policies and the rhetoric that is being articulated by the current government," said Caetano Veloso, a Brazilian musician. "It's the destruction of our forest, of our life, and our medicine, because the Amazon is our mother, the mother of all of us. It's the air we breathe. It's the lungs of the world," said Teresa Correa, an indigenous activist from the Arapiun Tribe. "I think he's pretending to combat the fires, but the ideology that has caused the fires, and that will continue to fuel the destruction of the Amazon at the expense of all of humanity, will necessarily continue because it's something very fundamental to the entire Bolsonaro movement," said Glenn Greenwald, an investigative journalist. Official monitoring recorded more than 70,000 forest fires in Brazil this year, an 84 percent increase over the same period in 2018. More than half were in the Amazon region and scientists suspect most were deliberately set to clear land for cattle and crops. Rarely have Brazilian united in protest over climate change in the ways they have these over last few days, but with Amazon fires out of control and international condemnation threatening trade agreements and boycotts of Brazilian beef, there is now an added economic dimension to the crisis.

日付：2019年8月25日

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"There's nothing left" - Bolivia wildfires leaves path of destruction for indigenous

Date:AUGUST 24, 2019 The sun hid behind thick smoke from near-by blazes on Saturday (August 24) in the Bolivian town of Ipias, a community of indigenous Chiquitanos where the forest fires were reactivated during the night. Wildfires have already burned more than 800,000 hectares (1.9 million acres) of tropical forest in Bolivia. A Boeing SuperTanker 747 fire-fighting plane also made rounds over the area, dumping water on the flames. For Eulogio Secare, a 74-year-old indigenous carpenter, the arrival of the sophisticated SuperTanker brings little hope for the future. Cesare, an indigenous Chiquitano, dedicated to carpentry still hunts animals in the forest for a living but the forest he and his family -wife, two children and three grandchildren- depended on to survive has now probably been lost for decades. The wood from the forest that Cesare used to make furniture, he then sold in the community of Taperas and in the town of Robore, have now been reduced to debris. Just like Cesare, many residents of the Bolivian Amazon, who were apparently poor but survived with what nature gave them, are in the dilemma of whether they should stay, starve or migrate. Cesare, like most of indigenous people living in the region - some 1.4 million people - who live in the department of Santa Cruz, are in a similar situation. Despite his old age, Cesare considers migrating to the city, because even if the fire is extinguished, the future of his community has been threatened. The Chiquitano people was formed by the merge of different Indigenous groups placed together in villages of Jesuit missions in the 17th Century. They live in the region of the border between Brazil and Bolivia. (Production: Monica Machicao) (Caption:6132EV-BOLIVIA-WILDFIRES_INDIGENOUS)

日付：2019年8月24日

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Libya: Damage seen at Mitiga airport in Tripoli following rocket hit

Damaged cars are seen at the Mitiga International Airport in Libya's capital Tripoli,after a rocket hit the airport. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Witness

日付：2019年8月24日

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ExoMars rover starts journey to Mars via France

Date:AUGUST 23, 2019, FILE With less than a year before its launch, the European Space Agency's ExoMars rover has begun its journey to search for life on Mars, leaving the UK for final testing in France. The rover, named the Rosalind Franklin after a British chemist who helped unravel the structure of DNA, will conduct a series of experiments on and under the surface or the red planet looking for signs of past or present life. It will carry nine different instruments including a 2m long drill to take samples from below the surface where they will have been protected from the harsh radiation of the above ground environment. "We think there could be organic molecules in this sort of layer of permafrost that's down there. So whereas the previous rovers have been the geologists we are very much the biologist," Paul Meacham, ExoMars rover lead engineer told Reuters. ExoMars is a joint ESA program in cooperation with Russian Space Agency Roscosmos with contribution of NASA. Europe's first rover has been designed and built by Airbus Defence and Space in Stevenage, UK in a super clean environment. "We don't want to accidentally detect something we brought with us because someone rubbed up against the rover or sneezed on it or something like that. So it's really important our instruments don't get a false positive and all the processes and procedures we have in place are to avoid any sort of organic contamination travelling to Mars," Meacham said. Once it lands the rover will roll off the descent module, navigating autonomously and relaying high resolution images back to Earth for scientists to decide its next task. "It perceives its terrain, figures out where it can and can't go and drives itself to the target where the scientists will then take over and decide what science they want to do at that particular location," Meacham said. It will take more than eight months to reach the Red Planet after its scheduled launch next July. (Caption:2068EV-SPACE-MARS_EXOMARS)

日付：2019年8月23日

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Australian Prime Minister visits military hospital in Hanoi

Date:AUGUST 23, 2019 Australian Prime Minister Scott Morrison visited a military hospital in Hanoi on Friday (August 23) and commended Vietnam's UN peacekeeping troops at an official ceremony. The facility also act as the training ground for United Nation's peacekeepers, whom were trained by Australia. Morrison, in a speech, pledge to provide more help in the area of security and military cooperation. Vietnam sent the country's first five peacekeepers to Sudan and Central Africa in 2014, and now is an active member of the U.N. Peace keeping force around the world. Morrison's visit came as tensions heightened between Vietnam and China in the resource-rich South China Sea. A Chinese vessel, the Haiyang Dizhi 8, continued to survey Vietnam's exclusive economic zone (EEZ) on Friday under escort from at least seven Chinese vessels, according to data from Marine Traffic, a website that tracks vessel movements. At least two Vietnamese navy ships, including the Russian-built Quang Trung frigate, have been closely shadowing the Chinese vessels, according to the data. (Production: Thinh Nguyen, Minh Nguyen) (Caption:5007EV-VIETNAM-AUSTRALIA_MORRISON)

日付：2019年8月23日

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China says Australian state's decision to scap Confucius programme unfair and lacks respect

Date:AUGUST 23, 2019 Australia's most populous state said it will scrap a Chinese-funded education programme that teaches Mandarin in schools amid fears over foreign influence. Speaking in Beijing on Friday (August 23), Chinese foreign ministry spokesman Geng Shuang said the cooperation between New South Wales and the Confucius Institute had been open, transparent and lawful, and it played an important role in boosting friendship and understanding. "New South Wales announced that it would suspend the project without first communicating with China. This is neither respectful nor fair to local people and students. It is not conducive to Sino-Australian cultural exchanges. This is a concern," Geng told a daily news briefing. The Confucius Institute programme - administered by the Chinese government agency Hanban - teaches China's official language in 13 public schools across New South Wales state. However, the state government said in a review issued late on Thursday (August 22) that, while it found no specific evidence of interference, it was improper for the programme to continue. New South Wales was the only state government worldwide to have such a programme and the arrangement also placed Chinese government appointees inside the state education department, it said. China began setting up Confucius Institutes in 2004 with the stated mission of satisfying soaring global demand to learn Chinese. But some critics see the institutes as a vehicle for Chinese influence in international higher education. New South Wales Education Minister Sarah Mitchell said the programme would be replaced by Mandarin classes run by the state government. (Production: Wang Shubing, Martin Pollard) (Caption:5141EV-AUSTRALIA-CHINA_EDUCATION)

日付：2019年8月23日

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Cheika names uncapped Pocock, Petaia in Wallabies World Cup squad

Date:AUGUST 23, 2019 Australia coach Michael Cheika has included uncapped teenage centre Jordan Petaia in his World Cup squad along with veteran David Pocock on Friday (August 23) despite concerns over the loose forward's fitness ahead of the global showpiece in Japan. Highly fancied Petaia is the only untested player in a seasoned squad captained by flanker Michael Hooper and boasting 1406 caps of test experience, 200 more than the roster for the 2015 tournament. Pocock has not featured in Wallabies gold since a test against Italy last November and he barely played Super Rugby this year while struggling with a problematic calf injury. The 31-year-old will have only one warmup before the World Cup, a farewell test against Samoa on September 7, to prove his body is still up to the rigours of test rugby. Cheika also included veteran back Adam Ashley-Cooper for his fourth World Cup, just the second Wallaby to do so after George Gregan. He has taken a gamble by only including two scrumhalves in Nic White and Will Genia, but has included three hookers in Tolu Latu, Folau Fainga'a and young Melbourne Rebel Jordan Uelese. Australia take on Fiji in their World Cup opener in Sapporo on September 21 before their remaining Pool D matches against Wales, Uruguay and Georgia. (Production: Jill Gralow, James Redmayne) (Caption:5005EV-RUGBY-UNION_WORLDCUP_AUS_SQUAD)

日付：2019年8月23日

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Sudanese hold a street celebration for the new sovereign council

Sudanese hold a street celebration a day after the swearing-in of the new ruling sovereign council and prime minister,in the capital's twin city of Omdurman. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Abubaker Omar Imam,Resident of Omdurman - Hiba al- Fatah Neim,Resident of Omdurman - Marwa Ali Abdulrahim,Doctor and Omdurman resident - Khalid Omar Yousif,Member of the Forces for Freedom and Change

日付：2019年8月23日

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CAR: meeting to assess situation six months after peace deal

In the Central African Republic,a country that has experienced a relative period of calm since the signing of a peace agreement between the government and 14 armed groups on 6 February,the UN holds a meeting to assess the situation and warn against resistance to the deal. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Firmin Ngrebada,Prime Minister of the Central African Republic - Mankeur Ndiaye,UN Special Representative in the Central African Republic

日付：2019年8月23日

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Syria: Smoke billows following bombardment near Maar Hitat in Idlib

Smoke plum billows following bombardment near the town of Maar Hitat in Syria's northern Idlib province,while armoured Turkish military vehicles are seen in the town. IMAGES

日付：2019年8月23日

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Xi urges Chinese air force to enhance capability to win

Chinese President Xi Jinping has called on the air force to enhance its capability to win and greet the 70th anniversary of the founding of the People's Republic of China (PRC) with great achievements. Xi, also general secretary of the Communist Party of China Central Committee and chairman of the Central Military Commission, made the remarks Thursday when inspecting an air force base in northwest China's Gansu Province. At the combat command center, Xi used a tele-conferencing facility to inspect the troops including personnel at a radar station and a transport and rescue regiment. Soldiers are on duty for combat readiness throughout the year at the radar station on a plateau of 3,600 meters above sea level. "You are a veteran pace-setter and you have long lived and worked at such an area of high altitude and are on duty for combat readiness throughout the year. It is really not easy. I hope you can carry forward the tradition, hold on to your nature and toughen yourselves with excellent capabilities to play the full role of 'clairvoyant' and make greater contributions to the country's air defense security," said Xi. The regiment in charge of transport, search and rescue has been doing air seeding and afforestation in more than 130 counties and cities in seven provinces and autonomous regions of Shaanxi, Gansu, Ningxia, Qinghai, Inner Mongolia, Guizhou and Sichuan over the past 30 years, with the afforestation area exceeding 1.73 million hectares. "Very good. You have persevered in air seeding and afforestation for more than 30 years with very good achievements, making significant contributions to greening our country. I know deeply about air seeding. It is very important, very necessary, and very significant. I hope you bear in mind the fundamental purpose of the people's army, and continue to support the national economic construction while strengthening the combat readiness trainings to fulfill the mission and tasks entrusted to you by the Party and people," said Xi. After listening to the work report of the base, Xi stressed the great significance of carrying out the Party education campaign themed "staying true to our founding mission" as the nation marks the 70th anniversary of the founding of the PRC. Demanding a stronger sense of responsibility, Xi asked for persistent efforts in improving military preparedness to ensure that the air force can fight and emerge victorious when called upon. The combat forces and support forces should be developed through military training under real combat conditions and joint operations, Xi said. He also stressed the need to govern the military with strict discipline in every respect and make sure that the armed forces are highly centralized, unified, pure and solid, and that they stay secure and stable.

日付：2019年8月22日

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Rockin 'n' rollin on Mars: Rolling Stones have Red Planet rock named after them

Date:AUGUST 22, 2019, FILE The Rolling Stones have rocked stages around the world in their more than 50-year career. But now their influence has gone into space after NASA's Mars InSight Mission named a rock on the planet after the band. Slightly larger than a golf ball, the "Rolling Stones Rock" is said to have rolled some 3 feet (1 metre), spurred by the InSight spacecraft's thrusters during touchdown on Mars in November, NASA said. "In images taken by InSight the next day, several divots in the orange-red soil can be seen trailing Rolling Stones Rock," it said. "It's the farthest NASA has seen a rock roll while landing a spacecraft on another planet." Hollywood actor Robert Downey Jr. announced the name as Mick Jagger, Keith Richards, Ronnie Wood and Charlie Watts were about to perform on Thursday night at Pasadena's Rose Bowl Stadium, close to NASA's Jet Propulsion Laboratory. The Rolling Stones, known for hits such as "Sympathy For The Devil" and "Brown Sugar," called the honour "a milestone in our long and eventful history." While the "Rolling Stones Rock" name is informal, it will feature on working maps of Mars, NASA said, but only the International Astronomical Union can give official scientific names for locations, asteroids and other objects in the solar system. (Production: Jayson Mansaray) (Caption:5129SB-MUSIC-ROLLING_STONES_MARS)

日付：2019年8月22日

人物：ローリング・ストーンズ, キース・リチャーズ, ミック・ジャガー, チャーリー・ワッツ, ロン・ウッド

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Afghan president monitoring Taliban peace talks

Date:AUGUST 22, 2019 President Ashraf Ghani on Thursday (August 22) said it was essential the Afghan government would be present in any potential peace negotiations with the Taliban as talks move to another phase of the process. The United States and the Taliban officials resumed talks in Qatar on Thursday to firm up a deal enabling the withdrawal of U.S. troops from Afghanistan in return for the Taliban security guarantees, the Taliban and senior U.S. official said. About 20,000 foreign troops, most of them American, are now in Afghanistan as part of a U.S.-led NATO mission to train, assist and advise Afghan forces. The two sides have held discussions over a potential agreement on four key issues: a Taliban guarantee that it will not allow foreign militants to use Afghanistan as a launchpad to conduct attacks outside the country, the complete withdrawal of U.S. and NATO forces, an intra-Afghan dialogue and a permanent ceasefire. Ghani, who is seeking reelection in September, said the Afghan government would be present in any potential peace negotiations with the Taliban as they move to another phase of the process. (Production: Mohammad Akram / Hameed Farzad) (Caption:4198EV-AFGHANISTAN-GHANI_)

日付：2019年8月22日

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移民を助ける船が停泊許可を待ち13日が経過

The logistician on the Norwegian-flagged Ocean Viking migrant rescue ship said on August 22 that five days of standard food rationing were left.Quoting Médecins Sans Frontières (MSF), who are running the rescue mission, Reuters reported that the 356 migrants on board included more than 100 minors, around 90 of them unaccompanied.MSF said the vessel was denied entry to Maltese ports, and that its calls to Italy had gone unanswered. Credit: Médecins Sans Frontières via Storyful (Original Title: Ocean Viking Migrant Rescue Ship Spends 13th Day Awaiting Access to Port)

日付：2019年8月22日

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Xi continues inspection tour in Gansu Province

Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, visited a rural community and an afforestation area in northwest China's Gansu Province on Wednesday. In Wuwei City, Xi visited a new community in Gulang County, which is home to rural residents relocated out of ecological concerns, and inquired about their livelihood and progress in poverty reduction. Xi visited Li Yingchuan's new home, spruced up with a clean yard and well-equipped kitchen and bath facilities. Seeing the changes from a picture of Li's former home before the relocation, Xi said he was very delighted at the great progress achieved in people's working and living environments there. "Your happiness makes us happy, too. The CPC serves people. We work for our people. People's well-being is the mission of the CPC," said Xi. He also inspected an afforestation program in a desert area, where he learned about the latest developments in desertification control and environmental protection. In the afternoon, Xi arrived in Lanzhou City and went to the site of the Lantie Pumping Station to learn about the harnessing and protection of the Yellow River, dam reinforcement and flood control engineering construction. Soon afterwards, the Chinese president also visited the Duzhe Publishing Corporation for investigation and research. On Thursday afternoon, Xi listened to the work reports from the Party Committee and government of Gansu Province.

日付：2019年8月21日

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U.S. envoy Biegun turns down Russia post to focus on North Korea denuclearisation

Date:AUGUST 21, 2019 U.S. envoy on North Korea Stephen Biegun said on Wednesday (August 21) he will not take up the post of ambassador to Russia but will remain focused on making progress on the denuclearisation of North Korea amid stalled negotiations. Biegun, in Seoul for talks with South Korean officials, said the United States is prepared to restart talks with North Korea as soon as North Korea is ready, in line with an agreement made by the two countries' leaders in June. Biegun, with his expertise in Russian affairs and command in the language, was under consideration to be U.S. President Donald Trump's next ambassador to Russia, a source familiar with the matter told Reuters last week. (Production: Dogyun Kim, Minwoo Park) (Caption:3008EV-NORTHKOREA-USA_SOUTHKOREA_UPDATE)

日付：2019年8月21日

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German army seeks out gamers in hunt for computer-savvy recruits

With soldiers in uniform and technological accessories,the German army uses the Gamescom in Cologne,the European video game industry's top event,to try to recruit young talents among visitors but with a preference for computer scientists over those who enjoy military thrills. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES - Nils Feldhoff,communication officer of the German army - Lucas Heilmann,visitor - Tim Henrik Walter,visitor

日付：2019年8月21日

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Xi makes inspection tour of northwestern province of Gansu

Xi Jinping, general secretary of the Communist Party of China (CPC) Central Committee, made an inspection tour to the northwestern province of Gansu from Monday to Thursday. During the inspection tour on Monday, Xi visited the Mogao Grottoes in Dunhuang, a key cultural heritage site under national-level protection. The Dunhuang culture shows the confidence of the Chinese nation in its culture, Xi said, adding that only a self-confident civilization can absorb and draw on the achievements of other civilizations while maintaining its own characteristics. Xi also encouraged workers in the cultural sector to do a good job in telling the stories of Dunhuang and China. During his visit to the Mogao Grottoes, Xi talked with tourists there and wished them a pleasant sightseeing. He called for better preservation of the quintessence of the Chinese culture at a symposium at Dunhuang Academy with relevant experts, scholars and representatives from cultural units. Xi stressed the need to help carry forward and promote traditional culture. He also called for more efforts in cultural exchanges with other countries and learning from the outstanding achievements of civilizations around the world. Dunhuang is home to the Mogao Grottoes, a renowned UNESCO World Heritage Site boasting rich collections of Buddhist artwork -- more than 2,000 colored sculptures and 45,000 square meters of murals -- in 735 caves along a cliff. The Mogao Grottoes, first constructed in 366 A.D., symbolizes the great achievements of China's Buddhist art from the 4th century to the 14th century. It showcases the cultural integration and mutual learning among the diverse civilizations along the ancient Silk Road. While visiting the Jiayu Pass, a famed part of the Great Wall built in the Ming Dynasty (1368-1644), on Tuesday morning, Xi observed the architectural layout and terrain of the Jiayu Pass and listened to reports on the preservation of the Great Wall and relevant cultural heritage as well as the inheritance and promotion of related history and culture. He stressed that the Great Wall, as well as the Yangtze River and the Yellow River, are all important symbols of the Chinese nation. Xi said that efforts have to be made to keep the country's history and culture alive and strong to preserve the roots for the survival and thriving of the Chinese ethos. The Great Wall, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, consists of many interconnected walls, some dating back 2,000 years. There are currently 43,000 sites on the Great Wall in China, which have a total length being more than 21,000 km. Arriving in Gaotai County, Zhangye City in the province on Tuesday morning, Xi visited a monument and martyrs' cemetery of the West Route Army of Chinese Workers' and Peasants' Red Army, and laid a floral basket for the martyrs who fought the Kuomintang-led reactionary forces in 1936. At the Memorial of the West-Route Army, Xi visited exhibitions recording the solemn and stirring history of the West-Route Army soldiers. Their feats will be recorded in the Chinese history forever, as they made irreplaceable and indelible contributions, and their feats embody the revolutionary spirit of China and the fighting spirit of the Party, which should be carried forward, Xi said. "The Chinese nation and the Chinese people, led by the CPC, have made great achievements. But we should stay true to the mission, and not forget the older generation of revolutionaries who had sacrificed their lives for New China," said Xi. The West-Route Army of the Red Army, led by the CPC, refers to a 21,800-strong force -- roughly two-fifths of the total number of the Red Army soldiers at that time. Acting in accordance with the instructions of the CPC Central Committee, the West-Route Army was crossing the Yellow River in the west when encountering significantly outnumbered and better armed Kuomintang troops. Alone at the fight, the West-Route Army ran out of ammunition and food supplies and was almost completely annihilated, writing a solemn and stirring chapter in the history of the Chinese revolution. He also inspected a vocational school in Zhangye City on Tuesday afternoon, stressing the importance of developing vocational education. China's northwestern region lags behind in development due to natural conditions, Xi said, noting that although development conditions vary from region to region, there should be no difference in equality of opportunity. To solve this problem, it is essential to develop education, especially vocational education, he said at the Bailie School in Shandan county, Zhangye. China's economy needs the support of the real economy, which requires a large number of professional and technical personnel and craftsmen. Therefore, vocational education has a lot to contribute, Xi said, voicing his support. When inspecting a horse ranch, Xi stressed the ecological protection of the Qilian Mountains. The Qilian Mountains are a vital shield for ecological security in the western part of China, Xi said, adding that this is a role definition for the maintains in the national strategy. He also expressed satisfaction with the effectiveness of the preservation work of the Qilian Mountains.

日付：2019年8月20日

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Spanish warship Audaz set to pick up stranded migrants in Lampedusa

Date:AUGUST 20, 2019 Spanish warship 'Audaz' was set to sail on Tuesday (August 20) to pick up the stranded migrants aboard Spanish charity Open Arms' ship, which has been at sea for 19 days with almost 100 migrants onboard. Spain ordered a naval vessel to the Italian island of Lampedusa to bring migrants stranded there on a rescue boat to Mallorca after some of them jumped overboard, amid a prolonged stand-off with Italy's government over their fate. Warship commander Emilio Damian Marquez said they plan to arrive in Lampedusa on Friday evening but said he didn't have any further details regarding the operation. The Open Arms ship has been waiting just off the port of Lampedusa, asking to bring the mostly African migrants ashore despite an Italian ban on private rescue ships docking. The plan is to transfer most of the migrants to the Audaz and escort the Open Arms with the remaining migrants, a government official clarified later. The Open Arms said it had not yet been informed of the Spanish decision. (Production: Alfonso Batles, Miguel Gutierrez, Anna Valderrama) (Caption:2118EV-EUROPE-MIGRANTS_ITALY_SPAIN_SHIP)

日付：2019年8月20日

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Moon rover successfully enters lunar orbit says Indian Space Research Organization

Date:AUGUST 20, 2019, FILE India's second moon mission, 'Chandrayaan-2' has entered the lunar orbit and is expected to land its rover on the southern pole of the moon on September 7, said chief of the space agency on Tuesday (August 20). Indian Space Research Organisation (ISRO) Chief Kailasavadivoo Sivan told reporters that Chandrayaan-2 entered the lunar orbit at 9:02 a.m. (0332 GMT) local time by performing the precise Lunar Orbiter Insertion manoeuvre. It is expected to land on the moon at approximately 1:55 a.m. (2025 GMT) on September 07. In order to achieve a smooth landing, the spacecraft needs to have an inclination of 90 degrees. As of Tuesday, the inclination was reported at 88 degrees. Chandrayaan-2 will perform two more manoeuvres to get closer to the moon's surface and by then it will have a 90 degrees inclination. On September 3, ISRO will make health check for the lander and rover and powered descent on lunar surface will start on the next day. If it succeeds in making a soft landing on the moon, ISRO will be the world's first space agency to do so. Chandrayaan-2 also contains an orbiter, which will separate from the main vehicle on September 2. Indian Prime Minister Narendra Modi congratulated ISRO scientists in a Tweet, saying that entry into the lunar orbit was an important step in the "landmark journey to the moon". (Production: Hannah Ellison) (Caption:2015AS-SPACE-EXPLORATION_INDIA_MOON)

日付：2019年8月20日

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NOCs confident Tokyo 2020 can overcome heat, water quality issues

Date:AUGUST 20, 2019 Searing heat and water quality issues have dogged Tokyo 2020 organisers in recent weeks but delegates to a Chef de Mission seminar on Tuesday (August 20) said they are confident their hosts will find solutions ahead of next year's Summer Olympics. The three-day visit by the National Olympic Committees (NOCs), which includes a progress update and venue tour, comes after recent test events highlighted potential problems for next year's Games, which kick off on July 24. Soaring temperatures have killed at least 57 people across Japan since late July, highlighting the possible health threat to athletes and fans. At the triathlon test event last week, the sport's governing body reduced the distance of the run segment in the women's race because of heat concerns. The swimming segment of Saturday's paratriathlon was cancelled altogether because high levels of E.coli bacteria were found in the water of Tokyo Bay. However, Dutch Chef de Mission Pieter van den Hoogenband, a three-time Olympic gold medallist swimmer, said the NOCs were confident in Tokyo 2020's ability to overcome the issues. "Of course we know there are some heat issues but overall, for all the different teams, these are the circumstances and we have to deal with it," said van den Hoogenbrand, who represented the NOCs during a visit to the Olympic Stadium on Tuesday. "Top athletes know that they have to perform in any circumstances. "Because of the test events, we get a lot of information and a lot of data and the way the organising committee is taking all that data to make it even more perfect ... I was impressed with the way they handled things." Single-layer underwater screens installed in Tokyo Bay have helped reduce the bacteria, organisers have said, but triple-layer screens will be in place by the time the Games begin. Tokyo 2020 also confirmed on Tuesday that South Korea's NOC had sent a letter to organisers expressing concern at the possibility of produce grown in Fukushima prefecture being served to athletes in the Olympic village. South Korea says it is worried that any food produced in Fukushima could be contaminated by the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear power plant that was severely damaged by the 2011 tsunami. Relations between the two U.S. allies are at their worst in years, with a trade row rooted in a decades-old dispute over compensation for Koreans forced to work during Japan's wartime occupation of South Korea. (Production: Jack Tarrant) (Caption:2113SP-OLYMPICS-2020_NOCS)

日付：2019年8月20日

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Biarritz G7: 13.200 police forces deployed to secure the summit

A total of 13,200 police officers and gendarmes,with support from military forces,are mobilized to ensure the security of the G7 in Biarritz this weekend,France's interior minister Christophe Castaner announces. SOUNDBITE -Christophe Castaner,French Interior Minister

日付：2019年8月20日

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Liberation of Paris: Interior Minister pays tribute to police

French Interior Minister Christophe Castaner celebrates the 75th anniversary of the liberation of Paris,at a commemorative ceremony at the Paris Police Headquarters. IMAGES AND SOUNDBITES (COMPLETES VID1378463EN) - Christophe Castaner,French Interior Minister

日付：2019年8月20日

RM 110192017

Timelapse: Hong Kong

A timelapse video filmed in Hong Kong,a key Asian financial hub which has been rocked by political crisis and anti-government protests. IMAGES. AUDIO MUTE

日付：2019年8月20日

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Burkina President expresses 'condolences' after deadly attack

The President of Burkina Faso Roch Marc Christian Kaboré says the country 'can win the war' against terrorism as the military announced that the death toll from an attack Monday on a military base in northern Burkina Faso had risen to 24,in an unprecedented blow to the army in its campaign against jihadist insurgents. SOUNDBITES - Roch Marc Christian Kaboré,President of Burkina Faso

日付：2019年8月20日