Just realized what the second question in the topic is asking. I believe Walter Cronkite is reporting ~the assassination of JFK.~

Edit:No, wait, I think that's Apollo 11, the moon landing.

Berlin wall for sure. Earlier major events like Tchernobyl, famine in Ethiopia or the death of Coluche (iconic French comedian, pretty big thing in France), I mostly remember my parents reaction and discussions at home.

The first moon landing

Elvis Presley’s death.

and then a few months later:

86 was a big year

5 October 1974: Guildford pub bombings: IRA bombs exploded in two pubs frequented by off-duty British military personnel. Four soldiers and a civilian were killed and 44 injured.

The Exxon Valdez oil spill.

I think Wałęsa winning presidential elections. But I just kind of remember it happening and people talking about it, not actually seeing it on TV. It's really hard to say what was the first live broadcast I remember. Fire in shipyard in Gdańsk happened in 1994, so when I was 10, but there was a song about it so maybe I remember it from the music video and not news from the day?

Vague recollection of Rodney King & the LA Riots. After that would be the Northridge earthquake, because it woke me up.

Partially because I lived through it, the ‘89 earthquake. I specifically remember not having power and then everything turning back on after midnight and what the news looked like (more grainy than normal) because I was afraid of the dark and hadn’t been able to sleep.

2004 Tsunami in Thailand

OJ

Desert storm has ended announcement on the radio in a garage in a car. I said what's desert storm and I don't think it was explained and life went on

Honestly the earliest TV news memory I have is seeing heavy news coverage of John Lennon's murder.

Probably the one with politician being unable to differentiate a box of wine and box with money. Czechs will know.

Clearly, like vividly? OKC bombing. Think was 10.

I vaguely remember desert storm missle strike clips. I remember staying up to watch the ball drop in 91. But anything else on tv in the early 90s that didn't involve mutant turtles, power rangers, Italian plumbers, or mortal kombat is a blank.

• 93 Bombay bomb blasts
• Kargil war
• Attack on Taj Bombay

Internationally

• Princess Diana's death
• Gulf war
• 9/11

Reagan being shot

The Collapse. All the news agencies were calling it the "Resentment" for some reason. They were arguing about if some of the lower order dimensions would survive or not when all the aerovets went dark.

I looked out to see it approaching our crecheworld.

Space collapsing in fifteen dimensions is terrifyingly beautiful in its own way.

I remember us giving Hong Kong to China, and Princess Diana's horrible death.

As for the picture, I don't know what county it's from but it doesn't look like the British Broadcasting Corporation which would have been the dominant broadcaster of that era, so I wouldn't know.

Last manned moon landing.

Olof Palme getting killed or the USSR attack submarine getting stuck on a mititary beach whichever came first.

Army public school attack in december 2014

Protestors stealing a tank and driving it out of a museum into the crowd (nobody got hurt) during the 2006 protests that were the foundation to the Orbán regime.

Margaret Thatcher getting rid of milk snacks in schools. I grew up in a mining town, so from a very young age, I was acutely aware of how much everyone hated Thatcher. However, I just thought that people really liked milk, and that's why they hated "Margaret Thatcher the milk snatched". I don't like the taste of milk on its own, and I can remember being 3 or 4 years old and bemused by the intensity of feelings towards her — I guessed that people must really like milk

Edit: turns out that the milk removal was before my time