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AP’s regional video news services provide additional content from and of interest to audiences in those regions, enabling you to attract visitors and advertisers to your broadcast and digital platforms. Coverage is focused on the news events, politics, people, economy, lifestyle, culture and issues that matter most.

Unrivaled Arabic video service

Stay informed with a wide variety of regionally focused news stories, profiles, analysis and current affairs, plus human-interest stories reflecting the lives and livelihoods of people in the Middle East and North Africa.

  • Unique content supports the full range of regional issues — politics, people, business, lifestyle, culture, tensions, but most of all — day to day life within a changing society
  • Stories are scripted in English and Arabic and produced by a dedicated editorial team located throughout the region
APTOPIX Britain Saudi Arabia
Saudi Arabia’s Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman walks to greet Britain’s Prime Minister Theresa May outside 10 Downing Street in London, Wednesday, March 7, 2018. (AP Photo/Alastair Grant)

Unmatched Spanish coverage

Enhance your digital platforms with a range of consumer-ready Spanish-language video. Report on stories of regional interest and access user-generated content sourced and verified by AP’s expert journalists.

  • Inform your audience with fast, accurate and relevant content, including the top stories of the day, culture, technology and environmental news
  • Access 20 to 25 videos per week, each lasting around two minutes and featuring a professional voice-over or onscreen annotation with Spanish script information and lower-third graphics.
APTOPIX Spain International Women’s Day
Women march holding flares during the International Women’s Day in Madrid, Spain, Friday, March 8, 2019. Marches and protests are held Friday across the globe to mark International Women’s Day under the slogan #BalanceforBetter, with calls for a more gender-balanced world. The day, sponsored by the United Nations since 1975, celebrates women’s achievements and aims to further their rights. Thousands of women walked off the job in Spain, joining millions more around the world demanding equality amid a persistent salary gap, violence and widespread inequality. (AP Photo/Bernat Armangue)

The perfect complement to your global video news service

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AP has staff located throughout the Middle East and a bureau in every major country in South America. Our Spanish news service has been in production since 1952.

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We constantly invest in tools that support speed and accuracy in our reporting, including artificial intelligence, automation and bespoke editorial planning solutions.

Depth of content

We cover a variety of regional-interest news, sport, entertainment, and lifestyle stories, from red-carpet arrivals to consumer technology launches and cultural events.

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Weaving together court documents and new reporting, a cross-continental AP team digs into the pipeline of illegal immigration from India to the U.S. Nearly three years ago, the frozen bodies of a couple and their two young children were found along the desolate U.S.-Canada border. They were part of a group of 11 migrants from […]

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Elsie Chen in Washington and Dake Kang in Beijing collaborated around the world to give a glimpse into an often-secretive subculture of techno-music raves that are suddenly booming and thumping in the dark hallways and tunnels of China.  While much has been written about the pressures young Chinese face from an ailing economy and an […]

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Only-on-AP multimedia package documents last big party for 18-year-old before he joins a Himalayan monastery

Reporter Luis Andres Henao and video journalist Jessie Wardarski of the Global Religion Team produced an exclusive all-formats account of the 18th birthday celebration of Jalue Dorje, who is preparing for the next step in his life: Years of study at a Himalayan monastery to fulfill his destiny as a reincarnated Buddhist lama. Three years […]

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Women who fled war in Sudan and requested anonymity because they feared retribution after reporting sexual exploitation, walk in a refugee camp in Adre, Chad, Saturday, Oct. 5, 2024. (AP Photo/Sam Mednick)

AP is the first to expose the sexual exploitation of vulnerable refugees from Sudan conflict by those sent to help them

West Africa correspondent Sam Mednick exposed for the first time how Sudanese women and girls are being sexually exploited in refugee camps in Chad — often by the people who are supposed to protect them. The story revealed that women and girls are being forced to have sex by humanitarians, security forces and locals, in […]

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AP spans the huge Navajo Nation to show rare campaigning for Native votes

AP journalists Rodrigo Abd and Megan Janetsky set out to tell the unique story of voters who don’t often make the evening news: residents of the vast Navajo Nation in Arizona. Since President Joe Biden won Arizona by 10,500 votes in 2020, both political parties have made a new effort to win Native American’s votes. […]

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