This is a selection of photos that were taken this week to inform you about everything important that happened around the world. Picturing different situations that people confronted with such as the clashes with Israeli soldiers or the flooded banks of the Seine river near Notre-Dame cathedral.
From a youth who moves quickly to collect grains of corn which fell from a truck that was looted outside the port in Puerto Cabello to supporters of Raila Odinga who arrive for a mock swearing-in ceremony at Uhuru Park, all these photos are especially gathered to please your tastes.
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Puerto Cabello, Venezuela
A youth moves quickly to collect grains of corn which fell from a truck that was looted outside the port in Puerto Cabello. At the country’s biggest port, people swarmed a corn-carrying truck and began filling up sacks with the grain while the driver was held at gunpoint.
Photograph: Fernando Llano/AP
Nairobi, Kenya
A supporter of opposition leader Raila Odinga jumps from a bus after riot police fired teargas canisters to disperse them after Odinga’s mock swearing-in ceremony. Government lawyers described the opposition ceremony as treason and it was unclear whether police would allow supporters to gather until hours before the meeting was scheduled to be held.
Photograph: Isaac Biosse/Reuters
Lancelin, Australia
People watch the the super moon rising from the sand dunes in Lancelin. Many parts of the globe caught a glimpse of the moon as a giant crimson globe, thanks to a rare lunar trifecta that combines a total eclipse with a blue moon and super moon.
Photograph: Paul Kane/Getty Images
Legazpi, Philippines
The super blue blood moon, obscured by clouds, illuminates the Mayon volcano as it spews ash near the city of Legazpi.
Photograph: Ted Aljibe/AFP/Getty Images
Ramallah, West Bank
A Palestinian youth holds a national flag during clashes with Israeli soldiers following the funeral of a young boy reportedly killed by Israeli forces the previous night.
Photograph: Abbas Momani/AFP/Getty Images
Ciudad Juarez, Mexico
A policeman patrols at a dirt road as part of a joint operation to find James Martin Camacho Padilla, a missing 7-year-old boy with autism from Washington state.
Photograph: Jose Luis Gonzalez/Reuters
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
A women smiles during the Banda de Ipanema carnival parade in Rio.
Photograph: Silvia Izquierdo/AP
Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
People relax on Copacabana beach in Rio de Janeiro. A world-class team of researchers from China have recently announced that the upper 2000 meters (more than 6000 feet) of ocean waters were far warmer in 2017 than the previous hottest year.
Photograph: Mario Tama/Getty Images
Mediterranean Sea
The remains of a burnt dinghy are photographed following a rescue operation by the Libyan coastguard.
Photograph: Alkis Konstantinidis/Reuters
Mediterranean Sea
A rescuer reaches for the hand of a man from under a dinghy as some 800 migrants and two bodies were recovered from the Mediterranean.
Photograph: Laurin Schmid/AP
Hualien, Taiwan
A sniper hides in foliage during an annual drill at the military base in the eastern city of Hualien.
Photograph: Mandy Cheng/AFP/Getty Images
Hull, England
Perspex now covers an artwork by Banksy on a disused drawbridge after it was defaced. Banksy appeared to confirm the new painting on Scott Street Bridge was his own, after posting images of it on social media. The graffiti art was saved by a local window cleaner who cleaned paint off the stencilled design. The mural depicts a child carrying a wooden sword with a pencil attached to the end, under the text ‘draw the raised bridge!’.
Photograph: Christopher Furlong/Getty Images
Zurich, Switzerland
Roger Federer arrives at Zurich-Kloten airport with his trophy after winning the 2018 Australian Open men’s singles title. Federer broke down in tears after beating Marin Cilic in five sets and later, he revealed why. “My thoughts were all over the place all day. I was thinking, ‘What if I lost? What if I won?’ Like all day. By the time the match comes around, you’re a wreck.”
Photograph: Remy Steiner/Getty Images
Paris, France
The flooded banks of the Seine river near Notre-Dame cathedral. The swollen Seine peaked at more than four metres above its normal level, leaving a lengthy mop-up job for Parisians after days of rising waters.
Photograph: Joel Saget/AFP/Getty Images
Moscow, Russia
An honour guard stands at the tomb of the unknown soldier by the Kremlin wall.
Photograph: Maxim Shemetov/Reuters
Athens, Greece
A copy of the head of Alexander the Great goes through colour processing in the culture ministry’s laboratory in Athens. A small group of artists has the exclusive rights to make official copies, which are sold at Greek museums.
Photograph: Thanassis Stavrakis/AP
Los Angeles, California
DACA recipient Javier Kistte poses for a portrait outside his home. Kistte is a UC Irvine graduate now working for a visual effects company. He came to the US from Mexico when he was eight years old. Kistte said that DACA permitted him and his brother to finish their degrees by allowing them to work to pay for tuition.
“My parents are still undocumented and as a family we struggle with the anxiety that it’s possible for them to get deported at any moment. That anxiety has now risen with the uncertainty that me and my brother might return to having undocumented status.”
Photograph: Lucy Nicholson/Reuters
Charlotte, Michigan
Eaton County sheriffs restrain Randall Margraves after the father of three daughters sexually abused by Larry Nassar tried to attack the former US gymnastics team doctor during his sentencing hearing in a Michigan courtroom.
Photograph: Rebecca Cook/Reuters
Nairobi, Kenya
Supporters of Raila Odinga arrive for a mock swearing-in ceremony at Uhuru Park. Opposition leaders defied authorities to go ahead with the ceremony to swear in Raila Odinga as ‘president of the people’ at a mass meeting in the capital, Nairobi.
Photograph: Ben Curtis/AP