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Curated Video

USA - Rubin speaks on Cyprus situation

Higher Ed
US State Department spokesman James Rubin on Thursday (30/7) said that the United States believes Greek and Turkish soldiers traded gunfire at a border crossing point in Cyprus on Wednesday evening but has no details. SOT US state dept...
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Curated Video

UPITN 28 8 74 WALDHEIM, MAVROS AND KARAMANILIS AT MEETING

Higher Ed
United Nations Secretary General Kurt Waldheim meets with the Greek Prime Minister Konstantinos Karamanilis and George Mavros, the Foreign Minister, in Athens. 1. vs of the Greek delegation and Wladheim arriving by car and entering a...
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SYND 29 1 75 KISSINGER PRESS CONFERENCE ON CYPRUS

Higher Ed
Kissinger news conference talking about US aid to Turkey and the Cyprus situation. 1. ms Kissinger SOUNDBITE 'United States gives aid to Turkey, not as a favour to Turkey, but in the interest of Western security. Ayyone analysing future...
Instructional Video3:00
Curated Video

SYND 29 8 74 80 YEAR OLD LADY, LEFT ALONE INFAMAGUSTA SINCE BEING TAKEN OVER BY TURKISH FORCES

Higher Ed
Report from the Cypriot town of Famagusta, about an 80 year old lady, left alone in the town for 13 days, since being taken over by Turkish forces VOICED PIECE (Anthony Carthew) 1) gv deserted street of Famagusta 2) ms old ladys...
Instructional Video3:01
Curated Video

Princess, Cyprus, Refugees, Horse Racing

Higher Ed
Princess' Birth Hailed In Monaco Joyous Monegasques hail the birth of an heir to the throne of Monaco, Princess Caroline, made official by a notice in Prince Rainier's own hand. Scenes include the Prince's home movie of the baby and...
Instructional Video2:31
Curated Video

Archaeologists unveil colourful Byzantine period mosaic floor

Higher Ed
An ornate mosaic floor from a Byzantine monastery was unveiled on Tuesday in the Israeli Northern Negev Desert. Colourful birds, leaves and floral motifs adorn the Byzantine mosaic and inscriptions in both Greek and Syriac, helped...
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Curated Video

Turkey - Royal baptism

Higher Ed
Greece's ousted king Constantine said on Sunday (22/12) in Istanbul that he hoped to return to his country as an ordinary citizen. Constantine was toppled by a Greek military coup in 1967 and has been living in exile since then. He was...
Instructional Video2:32
Curated Video

Varoufakis expects to reach deal with creditors

Higher Ed
RESTRICTION SUMMARY: AP CLIENTS ONLYSHOTLISTAP TELEVISION - AP CLIENTS ONLYBrussels, Belgium - 7 May 20151. Greek Finance Minister Yanis Varoufakis arriving, getting out of car, shaking hands with officials surrounded by media 2. Cutaway...
Instructional Video17:45
Curated Video

RR7323A GREECE BECOMES A REPUBLIC

Higher Ed
On June 1st 1973, Greece, which had lived for six years under the regime of the Colonels, was proclaimed a republic, and the exiled King Constantine was deposed. The move came after mounting student unrest and an alleged Navy plot to...
Instructional Video14:16
Curated Video

RR7738A CYPRUS: THE TURKISH SIDE + CUTS

Higher Ed
In 1974, Turkish forces invaded Cyprus to forestall the Greek take-over of the island they felt sure would follow a coup d'etat led by Nicos Samson. Greek Cypriots fled south and their Turkish counterparts congregated under the wing of...
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : Eurogroup chief warns Greece on reversing deal

9th - Higher Ed
CLEAN : Eurogroup chief warns Greece on reversing deal
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN: US right wing revs up for anti-Obama race in 2012

9th - Higher Ed
Republican notables huddled Thursday at the Conservative Political Action Conference, the nation's biggest annual gathering of the political right wing, seen as a forum for presidential hopefuls. Washington, District of Columbia, United...
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Curated Video

Spelling Bee Champ Shows AP How it's Done

Higher Ed
Ananya Vinay sat down with the Associated Press to show off her tremendous spelling skills after winning this year's Scripps National Spelling Bee. The 12-year-old championship speller won $40,000 for winning this year's...
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AFP News Agency

CLEAN : High winds hamper Greek firefighting efforts

9th - Higher Ed
Dramatic footage as Greek firefighters struggle to control blazes for a third successive day
Instructional Video3:27
Curated Video

Migrants clash with police on push in Greece

Higher Ed
Clashes broke out Thursday between migrants and Greek police outside a camp in northern Greece, where hundreds gathered in the hope of reviving a route that saw hundreds of thousands enter more prosperous countries in Europe.
Instructional Video3:01
Curated Video

Analyst as Turkey faces EU sanctions over drilling

Higher Ed
A senior policy analyst says that sanctions approved by the European Union against Turkey over its drilling for gas in the Mediterranean will do nothing to halt its efforts and will only add to the already troubled relationship between...
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Sky News

UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond in Cyprus making case for UK to participate in airstrikes against Islamic State in Syria

Higher Ed
VOICED: Shows Exterior shots Philip Hammond walking with officials and military personnel. Interview with UK Foreign Secretary Philip Hammond on fighting ISIS and migrants. Exterior shots military outposts in both Turkish controlled area...
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Curated Video

Search for Gunman Who Shot French Priest Widens, Suspect Released

Higher Ed
The priest remains in critical condition after the gunman shot him twice in the abdomen as he was closing his church in Lyon.
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Curated Video

Massive Fire Rages Through Greek Island, Prompts More Evacuations

Higher Ed
The fire on Greece's second-largest island has destroyed homes and businesses and forced thousands to leave.
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Curated Video

Winter Olympics Dress Rehearsal Delayed By Weather, Protesters

Higher Ed
The protesters managed to enter the grounds and attempted to reach the Temple of Hera, where the ceremony was being held. They were thrown to the grou
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Curated Video

6.3 Magnitude Earthquake Rattles Greek Island Of Crete

Higher Ed
The Geodynamic Institute of Athens said the quake started off the island's eastern coast and was felt more than 300 miles away but no one was hurt.
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Bridgeman Arts

Rothmans Air Display, Cairo, 1981

Pre-K - Higher Ed
Rothmans Air Display, Cairo, 1981