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  • The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning due to low temperatures as snow blankets parts of Surrey. Snowfall of up to 5cm is anticipated across Southern England and some areas of Wales. Although initial warnings were expected to end by Saturday, the Met Office has extended alerts through Monday.

    Wintry Weather in Surrey, (22)
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    A Canadian Goose stands at the edge of Stamford Green Pond after a night of wintry weather. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning due to low temperatures as snow blankets parts of Surrey. Snowfall of up to 5cm is anticipated across Southern England and some areas of Wales. Although initial warnings were expected to end by Saturday, the Met Office has extended alerts through Monday.A Canadian Goose stands at the edge of Stamford Green Pond after a night of wintry weather. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning due to low temperatures as snow blankets parts of Surrey. Snowfall of up to 5cm is anticipated across Southern England and some areas of Wales. Although initial warnings were expected to end by Saturday, the Met Office has extended alerts through Monday.A Canadian Goose stands at the edge of Stamford Green Pond after a night of wintry weather. The Met Office has issued a yellow weather warning due to low temperatures as snow blankets parts of Surrey. Snowfall of up to 5cm is anticipated across Southern England and some areas of Wales. Although initial warnings were expected to end by Saturday, the Met Office has extended alerts through Monday.
  • Illustration in Canada.

    Illustration in Canada. (20)
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    In this photo illustration, the TRUMPF logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen.In this photo illustration, the TRUMPF logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen.In this photo illustration, the TRUMPF logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen.
  • Pope Leo XIV celebrates a Mass on the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God in Vatican City ,Vatican.

    Pope Leo XIV celebrates a Mass on the Solemnity of Mary Mother of God in Vatican City ,Vatican-1 JAN (25)
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    Pope Leo XIV seen celebrating his first public Mass of 2026 on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God in St Peter's Basilica.Pope Leo XIV seen celebrating his first public Mass of 2026 on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God in St Peter's Basilica.Pope Leo XIV seen celebrating his first public Mass of 2026 on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God in St Peter's Basilica.
  • Italy: Olympic Torch Relay 2026 in Termoli

    Italy: Olympic Torch Relay 2026 in Termoli (40)
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    The Mayor of Termoli, Nicola Balice (third from left), poses with torchbearers during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Torch Relay.The Mayor of Termoli, Nicola Balice (third from left), poses with torchbearers during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Torch Relay.The Mayor of Termoli, Nicola Balice (third from left), poses with torchbearers during the Milano Cortina 2026 Olympic Torch Relay.
  • Wrong-way driving is extremely dangerous because it can lead to head-on collisions at high speeds, leaving drivers with little time to react. It puts not only the wrong-way driver at risk but also innocent motorists often resulting in serious injuries or fatalities. Such incidents also cause major traffic disruptions, emergency road closures, and raise concerns about road safety measures and driver awareness.

    Traffic accident in Tokyo, Japan - 02 Jan 2025 (3)
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    College students drive the wrong way at the Ueno Interchange on the Metropolitan Expressway causing their vehicle to overturn in an accident. Wrong-way driving is extremely dangerous because it can lead to head-on collisions at high speeds, leaving drivers with little time to react. It puts not only the wrong-way driver at risk but also innocent motorists often resulting in serious injuries or fatalities. Such incidents also cause major traffic disruptions, emergency road closures, and raise concerns about road safety measures and driver awareness.College students drive the wrong way at the Ueno Interchange on the Metropolitan Expressway causing their vehicle to overturn in an accident. Wrong-way driving is extremely dangerous because it can lead to head-on collisions at high speeds, leaving drivers with little time to react. It puts not only the wrong-way driver at risk but also innocent motorists often resulting in serious injuries or fatalities. Such incidents also cause major traffic disruptions, emergency road closures, and raise concerns about road safety measures and driver awareness.College students drive the wrong way at the Ueno Interchange on the Metropolitan Expressway causing their vehicle to overturn in an accident. Wrong-way driving is extremely dangerous because it can lead to head-on collisions at high speeds, leaving drivers with little time to react. It puts not only the wrong-way driver at risk but also innocent motorists often resulting in serious injuries or fatalities. Such incidents also cause major traffic disruptions, emergency road closures, and raise concerns about road safety measures and driver awareness.
  • Shishimai or the traditional Japanese lion dance is a cultural performance believed to bring good luck, ward off evil spirits and pray for health and prosperity. The lion is thought to have the power to drive away bad fortune and during New Year celebrations it often “bites” people’s heads especially children which is believed to bring wisdom, protect against illness, and ensure a year of good health.

    Shishimai or the traditional Japanese lion dance in Tokyo, Japan - 02 Jan 2026 (5)
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    A rare shishimai (traditional Japanese lion dance) appears before shoppers at the Isetan Department Store. Shishimai or the traditional Japanese lion dance is a cultural performance believed to bring good luck, ward off evil spirits and pray for health and prosperity. The lion is thought to have the power to drive away bad fortune and during New Year celebrations it often “bites” people’s heads especially children which is believed to bring wisdom, protect against illness, and ensure a year of good health.A rare shishimai (traditional Japanese lion dance) appears before shoppers at the Isetan Department Store. Shishimai or the traditional Japanese lion dance is a cultural performance believed to bring good luck, ward off evil spirits and pray for health and prosperity. The lion is thought to have the power to drive away bad fortune and during New Year celebrations it often “bites” people’s heads especially children which is believed to bring wisdom, protect against illness, and ensure a year of good health.A rare shishimai (traditional Japanese lion dance) appears before shoppers at the Isetan Department Store. Shishimai or the traditional Japanese lion dance is a cultural performance believed to bring good luck, ward off evil spirits and pray for health and prosperity. The lion is thought to have the power to drive away bad fortune and during New Year celebrations it often “bites” people’s heads especially children which is believed to bring wisdom, protect against illness, and ensure a year of good health.
  • “Ottamage! Awaji Island,” a playful tourism promotion campaign highlighting the unique charm of Awaji Island with a special focus on its famous onions. “Ottamage!” is a wordplay combining tama, a Japanese term meaning “ball” and commonly used to refer to onions with ottamage, a humorous expression meaning “so surprising it makes you say ‘Wow!’” The concept expresses Awaji Island’s fun, unexpected appeal through bold, eye-catching visuals. The campaign is part of the “Awaji Island’s Surprising Charms” project organized by Uzunokuni South Awaji Co. Ltd. It features whimsical, onion-themed installations and interactive attractions located at the Uzunoka Onaruto Bridge Memorial Hall and surrounding areas. Designed to be highly photogenic, the installations…

    Ottamage! Awaji Island in Hyogo, Japan - 02 Jan 2025 (20)
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    A man poses for a commemorative photo in front of a giant onion monument at “Ottamage! Awaji Island” in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. “Ottamage! Awaji Island,” a playful tourism promotion campaign highlighting the unique charm of Awaji Island with a special focus on its famous onions. “Ottamage!” is a wordplay combining tama, a Japanese term meaning “ball” and commonly used to refer to onions with ottamage, a humorous expression meaning “so surprising it makes you say ‘Wow!’” The concept expresses Awaji Island’s fun, unexpected appeal through bold, eye-catching visuals. The campaign is part of the “Awaji Island’s Surprising Charms” project organized by Uzunokuni South Awaji Co. Ltd. It features whimsical, onion-themed installations and interactive attractions located at the Uzunoka Onaruto Bridge Memorial Hall and surrounding areas. Designed to be highly photogenic, the installations encourage visitors to take playful photos against a scenic coastal backdrop creating a memorable and lighthearted way to experience Awaji Island’s local culture and specialties.A man poses for a commemorative photo in front of a giant onion monument at “Ottamage! Awaji Island” in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. “Ottamage! Awaji Island,” a playful tourism promotion campaign highlighting the unique charm of Awaji Island with a special focus on its famous onions. “Ottamage!” is a wordplay combining tama, a Japanese term meaning “ball” and commonly used to refer to onions with ottamage, a humorous expression meaning “so surprising it makes you say ‘Wow!’” The concept expresses Awaji Island’s fun, unexpected appeal through bold, eye-catching visuals. The campaign is part of the “Awaji Island’s Surprising Charms” project organized by Uzunokuni South Awaji Co. Ltd. It features whimsical, onion-themed installations and interactive attractions located at the Uzunoka Onaruto Bridge Memorial Hall and surrounding areas. Designed to be highly photogenic, the installations encourage visitors to take playful photos against a scenic coastal backdrop creating a memorable and lighthearted way to experience Awaji Island’s local culture and specialties.A man poses for a commemorative photo in front of a giant onion monument at “Ottamage! Awaji Island” in Hyogo Prefecture, Japan. “Ottamage! Awaji Island,” a playful tourism promotion campaign highlighting the unique charm of Awaji Island with a special focus on its famous onions. “Ottamage!” is a wordplay combining tama, a Japanese term meaning “ball” and commonly used to refer to onions with ottamage, a humorous expression meaning “so surprising it makes you say ‘Wow!’” The concept expresses Awaji Island’s fun, unexpected appeal through bold, eye-catching visuals. The campaign is part of the “Awaji Island’s Surprising Charms” project organized by Uzunokuni South Awaji Co. Ltd. It features whimsical, onion-themed installations and interactive attractions located at the Uzunoka Onaruto Bridge Memorial Hall and surrounding areas. Designed to be highly photogenic, the installations encourage visitors to take playful photos against a scenic coastal backdrop creating a memorable and lighthearted way to experience Awaji Island’s local culture and specialties.
  • Pope Leo XIV presides over the celebration of mass on the first day of the year during the Holy Mass on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God at the Central Altar in St. Peter's Basilica.

    Pope Leo XIV presides over the Holy Mass on the Solemnity of Mary in Vatican, Italy - 01 Jan 2025 (44)
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    The Pope blesses the faithful at the end of the Mass. Pope Leo XIV presides over the celebration of mass on the first day of the year during the Holy Mass on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God at the Central Altar in St. Peter's Basilica.The Pope blesses the faithful at the end of the Mass. Pope Leo XIV presides over the celebration of mass on the first day of the year during the Holy Mass on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God at the Central Altar in St. Peter's Basilica.The Pope blesses the faithful at the end of the Mass. Pope Leo XIV presides over the celebration of mass on the first day of the year during the Holy Mass on the Solemnity of Mary, Mother of God at the Central Altar in St. Peter's Basilica.
  • Photo illustration in China

    Photo illustration in China (19)
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    In this photo illustration, the logo of WEG is displayed on the screen of a tablet.In this photo illustration, the logo of WEG is displayed on the screen of a tablet.In this photo illustration, the logo of WEG is displayed on the screen of a tablet.
  • Illustrative editorial images in Germany

    Illustrative editorial images in Germany - 27 Nov 2025 (20)
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    In this photo illustration, a mobile phone with the logo of US automotive company Dana Incorporated is seen on screen in front of web page.In this photo illustration, a mobile phone with the logo of US automotive company Dana Incorporated is seen on screen in front of web page.In this photo illustration, a mobile phone with the logo of US automotive company Dana Incorporated is seen on screen in front of web page.
  • The London New Year's Day Parade, held annually on January 1st since 1987, showcases more than 8,000 participants, including international bands, cheerleaders, large inflatables, and floats, progressing from Piccadilly to Westminster. The parade attracts up to one million spectators who watch the event free of charge along a route passing notable landmarks such as Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square, providing a celebration of global music and culture.

    London New Year’s Day Parade,  (30)
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    Members of a US high school marching band perform during the New Year's Day Parade. The London New Year's Day Parade, held annually on January 1st since 1987, showcases more than 8,000 participants, including international bands, cheerleaders, large inflatables, and floats, progressing from Piccadilly to Westminster. The parade attracts up to one million spectators who watch the event free of charge along a route passing notable landmarks such as Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square, providing a celebration of global music and culture.Members of a US high school marching band perform during the New Year's Day Parade. The London New Year's Day Parade, held annually on January 1st since 1987, showcases more than 8,000 participants, including international bands, cheerleaders, large inflatables, and floats, progressing from Piccadilly to Westminster. The parade attracts up to one million spectators who watch the event free of charge along a route passing notable landmarks such as Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square, providing a celebration of global music and culture.Members of a US high school marching band perform during the New Year's Day Parade. The London New Year's Day Parade, held annually on January 1st since 1987, showcases more than 8,000 participants, including international bands, cheerleaders, large inflatables, and floats, progressing from Piccadilly to Westminster. The parade attracts up to one million spectators who watch the event free of charge along a route passing notable landmarks such as Piccadilly Circus and Trafalgar Square, providing a celebration of global music and culture.
  • Pope Leo XIV delivers his Angelus prayer in Vatican

    Pope Leo XIV delivers his Angelus prayer in Vatican (8)
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    Pope Leo XIV delivers the Angelus prayer from the window of his studio overlooking St. Peter's Square.Pope Leo XIV delivers the Angelus prayer from the window of his studio overlooking St. Peter's Square.Pope Leo XIV delivers the Angelus prayer from the window of his studio overlooking St. Peter's Square.
  • Pope Leo XIV' s weekly general audience in Vatican

    Pope Leo XIV' s weekly general audience in Vatican (32)
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    Pope Leo XIV leaves at the end of his weekly general audience at St. Peter's square.Pope Leo XIV leaves at the end of his weekly general audience at St. Peter's square.Pope Leo XIV leaves at the end of his weekly general audience at St. Peter's square.
  • This year, the Nijmegen Student Sports Council (NSSR) organized the New Year's dive in the Spiegelwaal in Nijmegen. Families and students enjoyed the tradition during a very cold day. Participants could purchase a variety of hot refreshments after their dip in the cold water. The proceeds went to charity.

    The traditional New Year's dive in Nijmegen (11)
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    People are feeling the extreme cold water while diving. This year, the Nijmegen Student Sports Council (NSSR) organized the New Year's dive in the Spiegelwaal in Nijmegen. Families and students enjoyed the tradition during a very cold day. Participants could purchase a variety of hot refreshments after their dip in the cold water. The proceeds went to charity.People are feeling the extreme cold water while diving. This year, the Nijmegen Student Sports Council (NSSR) organized the New Year's dive in the Spiegelwaal in Nijmegen. Families and students enjoyed the tradition during a very cold day. Participants could purchase a variety of hot refreshments after their dip in the cold water. The proceeds went to charity.People are feeling the extreme cold water while diving. This year, the Nijmegen Student Sports Council (NSSR) organized the New Year's dive in the Spiegelwaal in Nijmegen. Families and students enjoyed the tradition during a very cold day. Participants could purchase a variety of hot refreshments after their dip in the cold water. The proceeds went to charity.
  • Performers, marching bands, dancers, and decorated floats filled the streets of central London as the annual London New Year Parade processed from Piccadilly to Whitehall, marking the start of the year with a large public celebration. International marching bands and community groups showcased music, culture, and pageantry as crowds lined the route to watch the spectacle.

    London New Year Parade brings music and pageantry to central London  (56)
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    Members of a US high school marching band seen during the parade. Performers, marching bands, dancers, and decorated floats filled the streets of central London as the annual London New Year Parade proceeded from Piccadilly to Whitehall, marking the start of the year with a large public celebration. International marching bands and community groups showcased music, culture, and pageantry as crowds lined the route to watch the spectacle.Members of a US high school marching band seen during the parade. Performers, marching bands, dancers, and decorated floats filled the streets of central London as the annual London New Year Parade proceeded from Piccadilly to Whitehall, marking the start of the year with a large public celebration. International marching bands and community groups showcased music, culture, and pageantry as crowds lined the route to watch the spectacle.Members of a US high school marching band seen during the parade. Performers, marching bands, dancers, and decorated floats filled the streets of central London as the annual London New Year Parade proceeded from Piccadilly to Whitehall, marking the start of the year with a large public celebration. International marching bands and community groups showcased music, culture, and pageantry as crowds lined the route to watch the spectacle.
  • Illustration in Canada.

    Illustration in Canada. (20)
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    In this photo illustration, the Banco Pine logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen.In this photo illustration, the Banco Pine logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen.In this photo illustration, the Banco Pine logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen.
  • Consumers are in the shopping mall in Changzhou, China.

    Consumers are in the shopping mall in Changzhou, China. (17)
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    Consumers are having meals in the Wuyue Mall. Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday that China's gross domestic product is expected to have achieved around 5 percent growth in 2025, and he called for further efforts to ensure a strong start for the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) period.Consumers are having meals in the Wuyue Mall. Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday that China's gross domestic product is expected to have achieved around 5 percent growth in 2025, and he called for further efforts to ensure a strong start for the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) period.Consumers are having meals in the Wuyue Mall. Chinese President Xi Jinping said on Wednesday that China's gross domestic product is expected to have achieved around 5 percent growth in 2025, and he called for further efforts to ensure a strong start for the 15th Five-Year Plan (2026-30) period.
  • Trip to discover Senegal and the Moroccan city of Casablanca

    Journey to discover Senegal and the Moroccan city of Casablanca. (34)
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    A Catholic-Muslim church, also built on shells and the inevitable baubabs, is connected to the island of Fadiouth by a bridge.A Catholic-Muslim church, also built on shells and the inevitable baubabs, is connected to the island of Fadiouth by a bridge.A Catholic-Muslim church, also built on shells and the inevitable baubabs, is connected to the island of Fadiouth by a bridge.
  • The Ramsgate New Year's Day Dip started in 2013 by John Brown and Vicki Boyle to raise money for Ronald McDonald Houses, in memory of their son Joseph who passed away in 2012. Around 200 people gathered at midday at the Ramsgate Beach to attend the Ramsgate New Year's Day Dip.

    New Year's Day Dip 2026 in Ramsgate, UK (18)
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    The RNLI boats are near the seashore to prevent and save swimmers during the New Year's Day Dip event in Ramsgate. The Ramsgate New Year's Day Dip started in 2013 by John Brown and Vicki Boyle to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House charity, in memory of their son Joseph who passed away in 2012. Around 200 people gathered at midday at the Ramsgate Beach to attend the Ramsgate New Year's Day Dip.The RNLI boats are near the seashore to prevent and save swimmers during the New Year's Day Dip event in Ramsgate. The Ramsgate New Year's Day Dip started in 2013 by John Brown and Vicki Boyle to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House charity, in memory of their son Joseph who passed away in 2012. Around 200 people gathered at midday at the Ramsgate Beach to attend the Ramsgate New Year's Day Dip.The RNLI boats are near the seashore to prevent and save swimmers during the New Year's Day Dip event in Ramsgate. The Ramsgate New Year's Day Dip started in 2013 by John Brown and Vicki Boyle to raise money for the Ronald McDonald House charity, in memory of their son Joseph who passed away in 2012. Around 200 people gathered at midday at the Ramsgate Beach to attend the Ramsgate New Year's Day Dip.
  • The sudden snowfall on the first day of the new year affected Istanbul.

    Snow in Istanbul, Turkey (16)
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    A man seen walking with an umbrella as the snowfall continues to fall. The sudden snowfall on the first day of the new year affected Istanbul.A man seen walking with an umbrella as the snowfall continues to fall. The sudden snowfall on the first day of the new year affected Istanbul.A man seen walking with an umbrella as the snowfall continues to fall. The sudden snowfall on the first day of the new year affected Istanbul.
  • Palestinian-Israeli conflicts in Nablus, Palestine

    Palestinian-Israeli conflicts in Nablus, Palestine (5)
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    Palestinian girl Sarah Hasiba makes her bed inside her home after the Israeli forces arrested her father, Rami Hasiba, and her brother, Ahmed, from their home in Nablus in the West Bank. Israeli forces raided the house, threw an explosive device inside, and ransacked its contents.Palestinian girl Sarah Hasiba makes her bed inside her home after the Israeli forces arrested her father, Rami Hasiba, and her brother, Ahmed, from their home in Nablus in the West Bank. Israeli forces raided the house, threw an explosive device inside, and ransacked its contents.Palestinian girl Sarah Hasiba makes her bed inside her home after the Israeli forces arrested her father, Rami Hasiba, and her brother, Ahmed, from their home in Nablus in the West Bank. Israeli forces raided the house, threw an explosive device inside, and ransacked its contents.
  • Portugal’s airports faced widespread disruption after a border‑control systems failure in Lisbon triggered long delays that quickly rippled across the country, slowing passenger processing and straining operations in Porto as well. With automated checkpoints offline, manual inspections created bottlenecks at arrivals and departures, leading to crowded terminals, extended queues, and slower aircraft turnaround. Airlines adjusted schedules while ground crews worked under pressure to maintain operations amid winter weather and heavy holiday traffic. The situation underscored how a single point of failure in national infrastructure can cascade through the entire aviation network on one of the year’s busiest travel days.

    Long Delays Hit Portuguese Airports in Porto (12)
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    Passengers are seen beneath the departures board during a travel disruption at Porto Airport. Porto Airport faced major travel disruptions on January 1, 2026, due to a 24-hour strike by ground-handling workers protesting job security concerns after a national tender for handling licenses. Despite minimum service requirements, the strike caused widespread delays, gate changes, and long queues for holiday travelers.Passengers are seen beneath the departures board during a travel disruption at Porto Airport. Porto Airport faced major travel disruptions on January 1, 2026, due to a 24-hour strike by ground-handling workers protesting job security concerns after a national tender for handling licenses. Despite minimum service requirements, the strike caused widespread delays, gate changes, and long queues for holiday travelers.Passengers are seen beneath the departures board during a travel disruption at Porto Airport. Porto Airport faced major travel disruptions on January 1, 2026, due to a 24-hour strike by ground-handling workers protesting job security concerns after a national tender for handling licenses. Despite minimum service requirements, the strike caused widespread delays, gate changes, and long queues for holiday travelers.
  • Palestinian-Israeli conflict in Nablus, Palestine - 1 Jan 2025

    Palestinian-Israeli conflict in Nablus, Palestine - 1 Jan 2025 (22)
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    Israeli soldiers speak with a Palestinian youth during a security operation in the market area of ​​the Old City of Nablus in the West Bank. Israeli forces raided the market area and the home of Rami Hasiba and his son Ahmed, in the al-Karmel neighborhood of Nablus.Israeli soldiers speak with a Palestinian youth during a security operation in the market area of ​​the Old City of Nablus in the West Bank. Israeli forces raided the market area and the home of Rami Hasiba and his son Ahmed, in the al-Karmel neighborhood of Nablus.Israeli soldiers speak with a Palestinian youth during a security operation in the market area of ​​the Old City of Nablus in the West Bank. Israeli forces raided the market area and the home of Rami Hasiba and his son Ahmed, in the al-Karmel neighborhood of Nablus.
  • Final score, Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0:1 Macarthur Bulls FC.

    Western Sydney Wanderers FC Vs Macarthur Bulls FC in Parramatta, Australia (38)
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    Ruon Tongyik (L) of Western Sydney Wanderers FC and Dean Bosnjak (R) of Macarthur Bulls FC seen in action during the 2025/26 Isuzu Ute A-League Men Round 11 match between Western Sydney Wanderers FC and Macarthur Bulls FC at Commbank Stadium. Final score, Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0 : 1 Macarthur Bulls FC.Ruon Tongyik (L) of Western Sydney Wanderers FC and Dean Bosnjak (R) of Macarthur Bulls FC seen in action during the 2025/26 Isuzu Ute A-League Men Round 11 match between Western Sydney Wanderers FC and Macarthur Bulls FC at Commbank Stadium. Final score, Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0 : 1 Macarthur Bulls FC.Ruon Tongyik (L) of Western Sydney Wanderers FC and Dean Bosnjak (R) of Macarthur Bulls FC seen in action during the 2025/26 Isuzu Ute A-League Men Round 11 match between Western Sydney Wanderers FC and Macarthur Bulls FC at Commbank Stadium. Final score, Western Sydney Wanderers FC 0 : 1 Macarthur Bulls FC.
  • New Year's celebration in Saint Petersburg, Russia -31 Dec 2025

    New Year's celebration in Saint Petersburg, Russia -31 Dec 2025 (12)
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    A man poses for a photo while celebrating the New Year in Palace Square. The celebration at Palace Square in Saint Petersburg on December 31, 2025, was the cultural heart of Russia's New Year festivities. Thousands of locals and tourists gathered in the historic square, framed by the illuminated Winter Palace and the General Staff Building, to count down the final seconds of the year.A man poses for a photo while celebrating the New Year in Palace Square. The celebration at Palace Square in Saint Petersburg on December 31, 2025, was the cultural heart of Russia's New Year festivities. Thousands of locals and tourists gathered in the historic square, framed by the illuminated Winter Palace and the General Staff Building, to count down the final seconds of the year.A man poses for a photo while celebrating the New Year in Palace Square. The celebration at Palace Square in Saint Petersburg on December 31, 2025, was the cultural heart of Russia's New Year festivities. Thousands of locals and tourists gathered in the historic square, framed by the illuminated Winter Palace and the General Staff Building, to count down the final seconds of the year.
  • Pro-Palestine march on Galata Bridge in Istanbul, Turkey - 1 Jan 2025 (21)
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    A protester is seen with her face painted with the Palestinian flag during the march in solidarity with Palestine. On the first morning of the year, thousands of people gathered on the Galata Bridge in Istanbul and held a march in support of Palestine.A protester is seen with her face painted with the Palestinian flag during the march in solidarity with Palestine. On the first morning of the year, thousands of people gathered on the Galata Bridge in Istanbul and held a march in support of Palestine.A protester is seen with her face painted with the Palestinian flag during the march in solidarity with Palestine. On the first morning of the year, thousands of people gathered on the Galata Bridge in Istanbul and held a march in support of Palestine.
  • New Year's Eve Time's Square 2026 in NYC, USA (31)
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    Reveler's gather in Time's Square for the 2026 New Year's Eve Ball Drop.Reveler's gather in Time's Square for the 2026 New Year's Eve Ball Drop.Reveler's gather in Time's Square for the 2026 New Year's Eve Ball Drop.
  • New year fireworks in Buenos Aires, Argentina - 1 Jan 2026

    New year fireworks in Buenos Aires, Argentina - 1 Jan 2026 (4)
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    Fireworks display for the 1st of 2026 are seen in Puerto Madero during the celebration for the New Year in Buenos Aires.Fireworks display for the 1st of 2026 are seen in Puerto Madero during the celebration for the New Year in Buenos Aires.Fireworks display for the 1st of 2026 are seen in Puerto Madero during the celebration for the New Year in Buenos Aires.
  • New Year’s Eve Celebration, Times Square, New York City, US - 1 Jan 2026

    New Year’s Eve Celebration, Times Square, New York City, US - 1 Jan 2026 (22)
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    A crowd of revelers celebrate under falling confetti after the New Year's Eve ball drop marked the start of 2026. Crowds gathered in Times Square, Manhattan, New York City to observe the New Year's Eve ball drop ushering in 2026. The annual Times Square tradition draws revelers from around the world.A crowd of revelers celebrate under falling confetti after the New Year's Eve ball drop marked the start of 2026. Crowds gathered in Times Square, Manhattan, New York City to observe the New Year's Eve ball drop ushering in 2026. The annual Times Square tradition draws revelers from around the world.A crowd of revelers celebrate under falling confetti after the New Year's Eve ball drop marked the start of 2026. Crowds gathered in Times Square, Manhattan, New York City to observe the New Year's Eve ball drop ushering in 2026. The annual Times Square tradition draws revelers from around the world.
  • The historic palace, a major tourist landmark, is traditionally lit with nearly 100,000 light bulbs during major festive occasions.

    New year celebrations in Mysuru,India-1 JAN 2026. (18)
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    Thousands of spectators seen gathering to watch a spectacular fireworks display over the illuminated Mysore Palace to celebrate the arrival of the New Year on January 1st, 2026. The historic palace, a major tourist landmark, is traditionally lit with nearly 100,000 light bulbs during major festive occasions.Thousands of spectators seen gathering to watch a spectacular fireworks display over the illuminated Mysore Palace to celebrate the arrival of the New Year on January 1st, 2026. The historic palace, a major tourist landmark, is traditionally lit with nearly 100,000 light bulbs during major festive occasions.Thousands of spectators seen gathering to watch a spectacular fireworks display over the illuminated Mysore Palace to celebrate the arrival of the New Year on January 1st, 2026. The historic palace, a major tourist landmark, is traditionally lit with nearly 100,000 light bulbs during major festive occasions.
  • Fireworks sales in the Netherlands have risen this year to a record amount of around 129 million euros, according to Leo Groeneveld, chairman of the Dutch Fireworks Association.

    Fireworks to celebrate the New Year in Nijmegen, Netherlands -1 JAN 2025 (6)
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    A tree is seen decorated with lights while some fireworks are set off in the background, more fireworks were set off during New Year's Eve celebrations due to the upcoming national ban which is scheduled to take effect in 2026. Fireworks sales in the Netherlands have risen this year to a record amount of around 129 million euros, according to Leo Groeneveld, chairman of the Dutch Fireworks Association.A tree is seen decorated with lights while some fireworks are set off in the background, more fireworks were set off during New Year's Eve celebrations due to the upcoming national ban which is scheduled to take effect in 2026. Fireworks sales in the Netherlands have risen this year to a record amount of around 129 million euros, according to Leo Groeneveld, chairman of the Dutch Fireworks Association.A tree is seen decorated with lights while some fireworks are set off in the background, more fireworks were set off during New Year's Eve celebrations due to the upcoming national ban which is scheduled to take effect in 2026. Fireworks sales in the Netherlands have risen this year to a record amount of around 129 million euros, according to Leo Groeneveld, chairman of the Dutch Fireworks Association.
  • New Year's Eve 2026 in Melbourne

    New Year's Eve 2026 in Melbourne (22)
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    Victoria Police are seen patrolling Bourke Street after the midnight fireworks display. Melbourne celebrates the arrival of 2026, large crowds gather in the city to watch the fireworks display under a heightened police presence.Victoria Police are seen patrolling Bourke Street after the midnight fireworks display. Melbourne celebrates the arrival of 2026, large crowds gather in the city to watch the fireworks display under a heightened police presence.Victoria Police are seen patrolling Bourke Street after the midnight fireworks display. Melbourne celebrates the arrival of 2026, large crowds gather in the city to watch the fireworks display under a heightened police presence.
  • After the spectacular New Year’s fireworks, the crowd flows toward Flinders Street Station, heading home as the celebrations wind down.

    NYE Crowd After Fireworks in Melbourne (27)
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    A large crowd gathers around Flinders Street Station, people chatting excitedly after the New Year fireworks display. After the spectacular New Year’s fireworks, the crowd flows toward Flinders Street Station, heading home as the celebrations wind down.A large crowd gathers around Flinders Street Station, people chatting excitedly after the New Year fireworks display. After the spectacular New Year’s fireworks, the crowd flows toward Flinders Street Station, heading home as the celebrations wind down.A large crowd gathers around Flinders Street Station, people chatting excitedly after the New Year fireworks display. After the spectacular New Year’s fireworks, the crowd flows toward Flinders Street Station, heading home as the celebrations wind down.
  • First Sunrise 2026 in Melbourne

    First Sunrise 2026 in Melbourne (15)
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    A woman is seen near Quarry Park during the first sunrise of 2026. The first sunrise of 2026 is seen from Quarry Park, as early morning light breaks over the landscape, marking the start of the new year.A woman is seen near Quarry Park during the first sunrise of 2026. The first sunrise of 2026 is seen from Quarry Park, as early morning light breaks over the landscape, marking the start of the new year.A woman is seen near Quarry Park during the first sunrise of 2026. The first sunrise of 2026 is seen from Quarry Park, as early morning light breaks over the landscape, marking the start of the new year.
  • Pope Leo XIV visits the nativity scene in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City,Vatican.

    Pope Leo XIV visits the nativity scene in St. Peter's Square in Vatican City,Vatican-31Dec 2025. (15)
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    Pope Leo XIV seen at the nativity scene in St. Peter's Square at the end of First Vespers and Te Deum in thanksgiving for the past year.Pope Leo XIV seen at the nativity scene in St. Peter's Square at the end of First Vespers and Te Deum in thanksgiving for the past year.Pope Leo XIV seen at the nativity scene in St. Peter's Square at the end of First Vespers and Te Deum in thanksgiving for the past year.
  • Pope Leo XIV presides over the celebration of First Vespers and Te Deum in Vatican City,Italy.

    Pope Leo XIV presides over the celebration of First Vespers and Te Deum in Vatican City,Italy -31 D (44)
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    Pope Leo XIV seen presiding over the celebration of First Vespers and Te Deum of thanksgiving for the past year at the Altar of the Confession in St. Peter's Basilica.Pope Leo XIV seen presiding over the celebration of First Vespers and Te Deum of thanksgiving for the past year at the Altar of the Confession in St. Peter's Basilica.Pope Leo XIV seen presiding over the celebration of First Vespers and Te Deum of thanksgiving for the past year at the Altar of the Confession in St. Peter's Basilica.
  • Final score; Nottingham Forest: 0-2 Everton

    Nottingham Forest Vs Everton at city grounds in Nottingham,UK- 30 Dec 2025. (44)
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    Douglas Luiz of Nottingham Forest seen during the Premier league football match between Nottingham Forest and Everton at city ground stadium. Final score; Nottingham Forest: 0-2 EvertonDouglas Luiz of Nottingham Forest seen during the Premier league football match between Nottingham Forest and Everton at city ground stadium. Final score; Nottingham Forest: 0-2 EvertonDouglas Luiz of Nottingham Forest seen during the Premier league football match between Nottingham Forest and Everton at city ground stadium. Final score; Nottingham Forest: 0-2 Everton
  • Odessa residents are preparing to celebrate the New Year of 2026 and people are trying to live their normal lives amidst the power shortages and ongoing Russian shelling.

    New years celebrations in Odessa ,Ukraine -31 Dec 2025. (13)
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    A man in makeup and a Santa hat seen posing for a picture in a cafe on Greek Square. Odessa residents are preparing to celebrate the New Year of 2026 and people are trying to live their normal lives amidst the power shortages and ongoing Russian shelling.A man in makeup and a Santa hat seen posing for a picture in a cafe on Greek Square. Odessa residents are preparing to celebrate the New Year of 2026 and people are trying to live their normal lives amidst the power shortages and ongoing Russian shelling.A man in makeup and a Santa hat seen posing for a picture in a cafe on Greek Square. Odessa residents are preparing to celebrate the New Year of 2026 and people are trying to live their normal lives amidst the power shortages and ongoing Russian shelling.
  • Record number of participants with more than 13,500 bib numbers in the traditional and popular New Year's Eve race in Barcelona known as the Carrera dels Nassos (race of the noses).

    Popular New Year's Eve Race in Barcelona (4)
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    A runner with his pet is seen during the race dressed as Santa Claus. Record number of participants with more than 13,500 bib numbers in the traditional and popular New Year's Eve race in Barcelona known as the Carrera dels Nassos (race of the noses).A runner with his pet is seen during the race dressed as Santa Claus. Record number of participants with more than 13,500 bib numbers in the traditional and popular New Year's Eve race in Barcelona known as the Carrera dels Nassos (race of the noses).A runner with his pet is seen during the race dressed as Santa Claus. Record number of participants with more than 13,500 bib numbers in the traditional and popular New Year's Eve race in Barcelona known as the Carrera dels Nassos (race of the noses).
  • 20251231 NYE Melbourne Strike (14)
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    Protesters gather with a banner and placards outside Crown Casino in Melbourne as Public Order Police monitor the situation. 400 union members took part in Industrial action outside Crown Casino on New Year’s Eve 2025. The members of the United Workers Union staged a strike and march over Crown's unfair pay offer. The action formed part of an ongoing workplace dispute and coincided with one of Melbourne’s busiest nights of the year. Union members walked off the job at 10 pm and maintained a presence outside the casino as New Year’s Eve celebrations continued across the city.Protesters gather with a banner and placards outside Crown Casino in Melbourne as Public Order Police monitor the situation. 400 union members took part in Industrial action outside Crown Casino on New Year’s Eve 2025. The members of the United Workers Union staged a strike and march over Crown's unfair pay offer. The action formed part of an ongoing workplace dispute and coincided with one of Melbourne’s busiest nights of the year. Union members walked off the job at 10 pm and maintained a presence outside the casino as New Year’s Eve celebrations continued across the city.Protesters gather with a banner and placards outside Crown Casino in Melbourne as Public Order Police monitor the situation. 400 union members took part in Industrial action outside Crown Casino on New Year’s Eve 2025. The members of the United Workers Union staged a strike and march over Crown's unfair pay offer. The action formed part of an ongoing workplace dispute and coincided with one of Melbourne’s busiest nights of the year. Union members walked off the job at 10 pm and maintained a presence outside the casino as New Year’s Eve celebrations continued across the city.
  • Michael Currie : 20251231 NYE MEL Police

    20251231 NYE MEL Police (5)
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    Victoria Police officers search a man at a restricted access point in Melbourne’s CBD on New Year’s Eve as road closures and barriers are enforced as part of the city’s security operation. A heightened police presence was visible across the Melbourne CBD on New Year’s Eve 2025 as authorities implemented additional security measures in response to recent national security concerns following the Bondi attack. Armed police and uniformed officers patrolled major public spaces, transport hubs, and entertainment precincts as large crowds gathered to welcome the New Year. Police said the increased visibility was part of a broader public safety operation aimed at reassuring the community and ensuring celebrations could proceed safely.Victoria Police officers search a man at a restricted access point in Melbourne’s CBD on New Year’s Eve as road closures and barriers are enforced as part of the city’s security operation. A heightened police presence was visible across the Melbourne CBD on New Year’s Eve 2025 as authorities implemented additional security measures in response to recent national security concerns following the Bondi attack. Armed police and uniformed officers patrolled major public spaces, transport hubs, and entertainment precincts as large crowds gathered to welcome the New Year. Police said the increased visibility was part of a broader public safety operation aimed at reassuring the community and ensuring celebrations could proceed safely.Victoria Police officers search a man at a restricted access point in Melbourne’s CBD on New Year’s Eve as road closures and barriers are enforced as part of the city’s security operation. A heightened police presence was visible across the Melbourne CBD on New Year’s Eve 2025 as authorities implemented additional security measures in response to recent national security concerns following the Bondi attack. Armed police and uniformed officers patrolled major public spaces, transport hubs, and entertainment precincts as large crowds gathered to welcome the New Year. Police said the increased visibility was part of a broader public safety operation aimed at reassuring the community and ensuring celebrations could proceed safely.
  • Photo illustration in Canada - 31 Dec 2025

    Photo illustration in Canada - 31 Dec 2025 (20)
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    In this photo illustration, the SpaceSail (Space Sail) logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen.In this photo illustration, the SpaceSail (Space Sail) logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen.In this photo illustration, the SpaceSail (Space Sail) logo is seen displayed on a smartphone screen.
  • Brent Geese on the Margate seashore in Margate, UK

    Brent Geese on the Margate seashore in Margate, UK (9)
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    The Brent Geese feed on the seaweed at the Margate seashore. The Brent Geese (Branta bernicla) are the smallest goose visiting Britain. They migrate from Siberia to the UK's coasts and they stay from October to March, feeding on algae and sea grass.The Brent Geese feed on the seaweed at the Margate seashore. The Brent Geese (Branta bernicla) are the smallest goose visiting Britain. They migrate from Siberia to the UK's coasts and they stay from October to March, feeding on algae and sea grass.The Brent Geese feed on the seaweed at the Margate seashore. The Brent Geese (Branta bernicla) are the smallest goose visiting Britain. They migrate from Siberia to the UK's coasts and they stay from October to March, feeding on algae and sea grass.
  • This event takes place every December 31st at noon, during the rehearsal for the midnight chimes, a moment when families and friends take the opportunity to toast the new year.

    Pre-New Year's Eve in Madrid, Spain (20)
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    Several people eat the traditional grapes during the traditional "pre-New Year's Eve" celebrations in Madrid's Puerta del Sol square. This event takes place every December 31st at noon, during the rehearsal for the midnight chimes, a moment when families and friends take the opportunity to toast the new year.Several people eat the traditional grapes during the traditional "pre-New Year's Eve" celebrations in Madrid's Puerta del Sol square. This event takes place every December 31st at noon, during the rehearsal for the midnight chimes, a moment when families and friends take the opportunity to toast the new year.Several people eat the traditional grapes during the traditional "pre-New Year's Eve" celebrations in Madrid's Puerta del Sol square. This event takes place every December 31st at noon, during the rehearsal for the midnight chimes, a moment when families and friends take the opportunity to toast the new year.
  • Large crowds filled the Melbourne CBD on New Year’s Eve 2025 as revellers gathered in public spaces, entertainment precincts, and transport hubs to celebrate the arrival of the New Year. Trams and trains carried passengers late into the night as people moved between events and social gatherings. Despite a strong security presence, the atmosphere across the city remained relaxed as Melbourne residents and visitors marked the end of the year.

    Revellers Fill Melbourne Streets and Transport on New Year’s Eve in Melbourne, Australia - 31 Dec 20 (9)
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    A costumed reveller poses for a photograph among New Year's Eve crowds in Melbourne's CBD. Large crowds filled the Melbourne CBD on New Year’s Eve 2025 as revellers gathered in public spaces, entertainment precincts, and transport hubs to celebrate the arrival of the New Year. Trams and trains carried passengers late into the night as people moved between events and social gatherings. Despite a strong security presence, the atmosphere across the city remained relaxed as Melbourne residents and visitors marked the end of the year.A costumed reveller poses for a photograph among New Year's Eve crowds in Melbourne's CBD. Large crowds filled the Melbourne CBD on New Year’s Eve 2025 as revellers gathered in public spaces, entertainment precincts, and transport hubs to celebrate the arrival of the New Year. Trams and trains carried passengers late into the night as people moved between events and social gatherings. Despite a strong security presence, the atmosphere across the city remained relaxed as Melbourne residents and visitors marked the end of the year.A costumed reveller poses for a photograph among New Year's Eve crowds in Melbourne's CBD. Large crowds filled the Melbourne CBD on New Year’s Eve 2025 as revellers gathered in public spaces, entertainment precincts, and transport hubs to celebrate the arrival of the New Year. Trams and trains carried passengers late into the night as people moved between events and social gatherings. Despite a strong security presence, the atmosphere across the city remained relaxed as Melbourne residents and visitors marked the end of the year.
  • Melbourne welcomed the New Year with large-scale midnight fireworks across the city, drawing crowds to the CBD, riverside locations, and designated celebration zones. The annual event marked the transition into the new year with public festivities, live entertainment, and coordinated fireworks displays visible from multiple vantage points.

    New year Fireworks in Melbourne (22)
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    A woman is seen taking a photo during the New Year’s Eve fireworks in Melbourne. Melbourne welcomed the New Year with large-scale midnight fireworks across the city, drawing crowds to the CBD, riverside locations, and designated celebration zones. The annual event marked the transition into the new year with public festivities, live entertainment, and coordinated fireworks displays visible from multiple vantage points.A woman is seen taking a photo during the New Year’s Eve fireworks in Melbourne. Melbourne welcomed the New Year with large-scale midnight fireworks across the city, drawing crowds to the CBD, riverside locations, and designated celebration zones. The annual event marked the transition into the new year with public festivities, live entertainment, and coordinated fireworks displays visible from multiple vantage points.A woman is seen taking a photo during the New Year’s Eve fireworks in Melbourne. Melbourne welcomed the New Year with large-scale midnight fireworks across the city, drawing crowds to the CBD, riverside locations, and designated celebration zones. The annual event marked the transition into the new year with public festivities, live entertainment, and coordinated fireworks displays visible from multiple vantage points.
  • On this day in 1926, the dike breached in the Land van Maas en Waal region, destroying 3,000 homes and forcing nearly 6,000 people to flee. Today, people gathered in the same church where locals were warned about the broken dike.

    1926 Flood disaster commemoration held in Overasselt. Dec 31st. (18)
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    Actors dressed in old costumes attend the ceremony. On this day in 1926, the dike breached in the Land van Maas en Waal region, destroying 3,000 homes and forcing nearly 6,000 people to flee. Today, people gathered in the same church where locals were warned about the broken dike.
The flood cost millions of guilders, but fortunately, there were no fatalities. During the ceremony, an artwork was unveiled to commemorate the disaster.Actors dressed in old costumes attend the ceremony. On this day in 1926, the dike breached in the Land van Maas en Waal region, destroying 3,000 homes and forcing nearly 6,000 people to flee. Today, people gathered in the same church where locals were warned about the broken dike.
The flood cost millions of guilders, but fortunately, there were no fatalities. During the ceremony, an artwork was unveiled to commemorate the disaster.Actors dressed in old costumes attend the ceremony. On this day in 1926, the dike breached in the Land van Maas en Waal region, destroying 3,000 homes and forcing nearly 6,000 people to flee. Today, people gathered in the same church where locals were warned about the broken dike.
The flood cost millions of guilders, but fortunately, there were no fatalities. During the ceremony, an artwork was unveiled to commemorate the disaster.
  • Palestinian-Israeli conflicts in Nablus, Palestine

    Palestinian-Israeli conflicts in Nablus, Palestine (11)
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    A Palestinian child jumps off from a burnt car after the Israeli forces opened fire on it in the village of Einabus, south of Nablus. The shooting resulted in to the death of 20-year-old Qais Sami Jasser Allan and serious injuries to three others, after the Israeli forces opened fire on a Palestinian car. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that the car overturned and caught fire following an exchange of fire between the villages of Einabus and Huwara. The wounded were taken to Rafidia Surgical Hospital in Nablus. The Israeli military stated that its forces opened fire after the driver allegedly attempted to run over soldiers.A Palestinian child jumps off from a burnt car after the Israeli forces opened fire on it in the village of Einabus, south of Nablus. The shooting resulted in to the death of 20-year-old Qais Sami Jasser Allan and serious injuries to three others, after the Israeli forces opened fire on a Palestinian car. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that the car overturned and caught fire following an exchange of fire between the villages of Einabus and Huwara. The wounded were taken to Rafidia Surgical Hospital in Nablus. The Israeli military stated that its forces opened fire after the driver allegedly attempted to run over soldiers.A Palestinian child jumps off from a burnt car after the Israeli forces opened fire on it in the village of Einabus, south of Nablus. The shooting resulted in to the death of 20-year-old Qais Sami Jasser Allan and serious injuries to three others, after the Israeli forces opened fire on a Palestinian car. The Palestinian Red Crescent Society reported that the car overturned and caught fire following an exchange of fire between the villages of Einabus and Huwara. The wounded were taken to Rafidia Surgical Hospital in Nablus. The Israeli military stated that its forces opened fire after the driver allegedly attempted to run over soldiers.
  • Hundreds of thousands of people travelled from across Bangladesh to the capital Dhaka on Wednesday to pay their final respects to former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia at Manik Mia Avenue in Dhaka,Bangladesh.

    Former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia Funeral ceremony in Bangladesh (30)
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    A large crowd including Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) supporters gather to offer funeral prayers for Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairperson and former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia at Manik Mia Avenue. Thousands of people travelled from across Bangladesh to the capital Dhaka on Wednesday to pay their final respects to the former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia at Manik Mia Avenue.A large crowd including Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) supporters gather to offer funeral prayers for Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairperson and former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia at Manik Mia Avenue. Thousands of people travelled from across Bangladesh to the capital Dhaka on Wednesday to pay their final respects to the former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia at Manik Mia Avenue.A large crowd including Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) supporters gather to offer funeral prayers for Bangladesh Nationalist Party (BNP) Chairperson and former Prime Minister Begum Khaleda Zia at Manik Mia Avenue. Thousands of people travelled from across Bangladesh to the capital Dhaka on Wednesday to pay their final respects to the former Prime Minister Khaleda Zia at Manik Mia Avenue.
  • Illustration in Germany.

    Illustration in Germany. (20)
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    In this photo illustration, a person is holding a smartphone with the web page of financial company Central Pacific Bank (CPB) on screen in front of logo.In this photo illustration, a person is holding a smartphone with the web page of financial company Central Pacific Bank (CPB) on screen in front of logo.In this photo illustration, a person is holding a smartphone with the web page of financial company Central Pacific Bank (CPB) on screen in front of logo.

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