SEPTEMBER 2018 - Pictures of the day - Sep.6 - Sep.12, 2018

SEPTEMBER 2018
Pictures of the day
Aug.6 – Aug.12, 2018
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Pictures of the day
Sep.6 – Sep.12, 2018
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Each morning, Erol Baytas
checks for further damage
on the imposing but derelict
timber building on an island
off Istanbul that for decades
housed orphans from the
minority Greek community.
July 21, 2018
GALLLERY PHOTOS

The scene on the hilltop on the
island of Buyukada, the largest
of the nine Princes’ Islands in
the Sea of Marmara, looks
more like the shattered
remains of a horror movie set
than the majestic hotel and
casino complex that it was
originally intended to be. Parts
of the roof have caved in,
wooden panels are missing
and the kitchen stoves have
rusted.
It’s quite a fall from grace for
the 120-year-old building.
Erol Baytas, 56, caretaker of the 6-
floor timber building that once
served as an orphanage for
children of the minority Greek
community, looks at the damage
in the building on July 21, 2018, in
Buyukada, the largest and most
popular of the Princes' Islands in
the Sea of Marmara near Istanbul.
(AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)
July 21, 2018

“Every day, a piece of the building falls out,” laments Baytas, the building’s 56-year-old caretaker.
“When it is raining, I go inside to survey the extent of the damage. Water will flow through every hole and it
hurts me so much. I call them the building’s tears. I get emotional because it is my home, and before me it was
the home of thousands of children.”
The building over six floors was originally designed by architect Alexandre Vallaury for the Compagnie
Internationale des Wagons-Lits, the company which also ran the famed Orient Express. But when it was built in
1899, Ottoman Sultan Abdul Hamid II withheld his permission for it to operate as a hotel and casino.
The wife of a Greek banker later purchased it and donated it to the Istanbul-based Ecumenical Patriarchate of
Constantinople, which then ran it as an orphanage.
The Prinkipo orphanage became home for about 5,800 minority Greek children from 1903 until 1964 when it was
forced to shut down, a victim of political tensions between Turkey and Greece over the east Mediterranean island
of Cyprus.
Erol Baytas, 56, caretaker of the 6-floor timber building that once served as an orphanage for children of the minority
Greek community, talks to Korhan Gomus, 64, left, an architect and urban planning professor, July 21, 2018, in Buyukada,
the largest and most popular of the Princes' Islands in the Sea of Marmara near Istanbul. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)
July 21, 2018

July 21, 2018

Korhan Gomus, 64, an architect
and urban planning professor,
looks around the 6-floor timber
building that once served as an
orphanage for children of the
minority Greek community, in
this July 21, 2018, photo, in
Buyukada, the largest and most
popular of the Princes' Islands in
the Sea of Marmara near
Istanbul. (AP Photo/Lefteris
Pitarakis)
July 21, 2018

The building later became the subject of a drawn-out legal battle between the
Ecumenical Patriarchate and the Turkish government, which confiscated it in 1997. It
was returned to the Patriarchate following a European Court of Human Rights ruling in
2010.
Earlier this year, the cultural heritage organization, Europa Nostra, included it on a list
of seven endangered monuments, but its fate remains unknown. The Patriarchate has
said it wants it turned into an institute for environmental issues.
“Prinkipo is a very important part of the culture and heritage of Istanbul, of the Greek
population of Istanbul, or the Rum population rather,” said Burcin Altinsay, chairperson
of Europa Nostra Turkey, referring to the Greek Orthodox community of Turkey. “It is
an important part of our cultural heritage and it is really in danger.”

July 21, 2018

Erol Baytas, 56, the
caretaker of the 6-floor
timber building that once
children of the minority
Greek community, surveys
the damage in the building,
on July 21, 2018, in
Buyukada, the largest and
most popular of the
Princes' Islands in the Sea
of Marmara near Istanbul.
(AP Photo/Lefteris
Pitarakis)
July 21, 2018

A team from Europa Nostra and
from the European Investment Bank
Institute is expected to prepare a
report on what needs to be done to
save the building. The report will be
ready by end of the year, according
to the European Investment Bank
Institute.
Istanbul — once Constantinople, the
capital of the Byzantine Empire that
was dominated by the Orthodox
Church — was captured by the
Muslim Ottoman Turks in 1453.
Istanbul’s Greek population has
dwindled to less than 3,000 in recent
years, but the Ecumenical
Patriarchate, the seat of the
spiritual leader of the world’s
Orthodox Christians, remains in the
city.
This July 21, 2018, photo, shows an exterior view of the 6-floor timber building that once served as an orphanage
for children of the minority Greek community, in Buyukada, the largest and most popular of the Princes' Islands in
the Sea of Marmara near Istanbul. (AP Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)
July 21, 2018

Sitting under the shade by the St. Nicholas Orthodox church in Istanbul’s Yenikoy neighborhood,
80-year-old Vitleen Magulas still has vivid memories of Prinkipo, where she lived with her sister,
from 1945 to 1951.
“At night, when the moon came up, it was as if you could hug it. We had very beautiful nights
there,” Magulas said.
“We had a beautiful life there, better than in our own homes,” she said. “We were happy with
everything, our clothes, our food ... At that time, there were many Greeks in Istanbul and many
benefactors. They gave donations to the orphanage. We had everything. They were taking good
care of us when I was there.”
Baytas fears that the structure, which suffered a fire in 1980, may not last much longer.
“I do not know how they will repurpose the building but it does not matter, as long as it is
saved,” he said. “The building has been decaying for years but recently the deterioration has
accelerated. This year it will not survive another winter if nothing is done.”

Erol Baytas, the caretaker's
dog, lays outside the 6-floor
timber building that once
children of the minority Greek
community, in this July 18,
2018, photo, in Buyukada, the
largest and most popular of
the Princes' Islands in the Sea
of Marmara near Istanbul. (AP
Photo/Lefteris Pitarakis)
July 18, 2018

Afghan musicians Hakim Ebrahimi, left, and Soraya
Hosseini, members of the Arikayn rock band, play
music at a furniture workshop on the outskirts of
Tehran, Iran on July 26, 2018. Like others in Iran's
vibrant arts scene, Afghan musicians must contend
with hard-liners who view Western culture as corrupt
and object to women performing in public. (AP
Photo/Ebrahim Noroozi)
July 26, 2018

A man rides a horse while others swim on the
beach of Gaza City, Friday, Aug. 3, 2018. (AP
Photo/Khalil Hamra)
Aug 3, 2018

Palestinians inspect the damaged
building of Said al-Mis'hal cultural
center after it was hit bombed by an
Israeli airstrike in Gaza City, Thursday,
Aug. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)
Aug 9, 2018

Palestinians inspect the damaged building of
Said al-Mis'hal cultural center after it was hit
bombed by an Israeli airstrike in Gaza City,
Thursday, Aug. 9, 2018. (AP Photo/Khalil
Hamra)
Aug 9, 2018

Palestinian protesters escape from teargas
fired by Israeli troops during a protest at
the Gaza Strip's border with Israel, Friday,
Aug.10, 2018. (AP Photo/Khalil Hamra)Aug 10, 2018

A child injured in a deadly Saudi-led coalition airstrike on
Thursday rests in a hospital in Saada, Yemen, Sunday, Aug.
12, 2018. Yemen's shiite rebels backed a United Nations'
call for an investigation into the airstrike in the country's
north that hit a bus carrying civilians, many of them school
children in a busy market, killing dozens of people
including many children. (AP Photo/Hani Mohammed)
Aug 12, 2018

GALLLERY PHOTOS

A waste picker unloads garbage at a waste transfer
station in Bamako, Mali. REUTERS/Luc Gnago
GALLLERY PHOTOS

Aug 10, 2018

Aug 13, 2018

In the Malian capital of
Bamako, donkey carts
driven by young men like
19-year-old Arouna Diabate
play a vital role battling the
fast-growing city's waste
problem
Arouna Diabate drives his cart.
15 AUG 2018. BAMAKO, MALI. REUTERS/LUC GNAGO
Aug 15, 2018

Aug 19, 2018

Aug 21, 2018

Aug 23, 2018

very morning before dawn, Diabate hitches his
donkey to a cart and sets off on his rounds, going
door-to-door to collect household garbage which he
delivers to a local waste transfer station for a
monthly salary of around $35.
"I won't be picking up trash with a donkey cart for the
rest of my life, but for now people appreciate us
because we help clean up the homes of Bamako,"
Diabate said.
Waste pickers stand in line as they prepare
to unload at a local waste transfer station.
Aug 24, 2018

Mali is one of the poorest
countries in the world and the
authorities struggle to provide
adequate public services in the
capital. Bamako's population
more than quadrupled from the
mid-1970s to 1.8 million as of
2009, according to census data.
The population boom has made
the issue of waste disposal in
Bamako more acute, requiring
Diabate's boss, Moustapha
Diarra, to deploy eight donkey
carts in his district instead of the
two he managed a decade ago.
Wooden beds are displayed next to a dump in Bamako.
Aug 24, 2018

Aug 24, 2018

The system is overburdened due to a proliferation of informal
dumps and the authorities' failure to remove waste from the
local transfer stations, Diarra said.
"The garbage piles up so much that you find it in the roads and
when it rains, the water stagnates," he said. "Without
sanitation, you can't have good health."
WRITING BY ALESSANDRA PRENTICE

Palestinian brides prepare prior to a mass
wedding event in the West Bank city of
Ramallah, Saturday, Aug. 18, 2018. 252
Palestinian couples participated in the
ceremony. (AP Photo/Majdi Mohammed)
Aug 18, 2018

People get their knives sharpened for the
upcoming Muslim festival Eid al-Adha in
Karachi, Pakistan, Monday, Aug. 20, 2018. (AP
Photo/Shakil Adil)
Aug20, 2018

Muslim pilgrims walk back to their tents during the annual
Hajj pilgrimage on the first day of Eid al-Adha in Mina,
outside the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia, Tuesday, Aug.
21, 2018. The five-day pilgrimage represents one of the five
pillars of Islam and is required of all able-bodied Muslims
once in their life. (AP Photo/Dar Yasin)
Aug 21, 2018

Muslim pilgrims walk back to their tents after casting
stones at three huge stone pillars in the symbolic
stoning of the devil during the annual hajj pilgrimage,
in Mina, outside the holy city of Mecca, Saudi Arabia,
Wednesday, Aug. 22, 2018. (AP Photo/Dar Yasin)
Aug 22, 2018

Medics evacuate a wounded youth while others run to
cover from teargas fired by Israeli troops near the Gaza
Strip border with Israel, during a protest east of Khan
Younis, southern Gaza Strip, Friday, Aug. 24, 2018. (AP
Photo/Adel Hana)
Aug 24, 2018

September 6, 2018

Powerful quake hits Japanese island
Landslides caused by an earthquake
are seen in Atsuma town, Hokkaido.
Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

Rescue workers search for survivors from a
house damaged by a landslide caused by an
earthquake in Atsuma town, Hokkaido.
Kyodo/via REUTERSSep. 6 , 2018

Members (L) of the Japan Self-Defense
Forces (JSDF) are seen inside Abira town
office, damaged by an earthquake, during
blackout in Abira town, Hokkaido. Japan
Self-Defense Forces/via REUTERSSep. 6 , 2018

Members of the Japan Self-Defense
Forces (JSDF) search for survivors from a
house damaged by a landslide caused by
an earthquake in Atsuma town,
Hokkaido. Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

Members of the Japan Self-Defense Forces (JSDF) search for
survivors from a house damaged by a landslide caused by an
earthquake in Atsuma town, Hokkaido. Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

A ceiling of the domestic terminal damaged by an
earthquake, is pictured at New Chitose Airport in
Chitose, Hokkaido. Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

People get water from Japan Self-Defence
Forces' water tank truck at an area damaged by
an earthquake in Atsuma town Hokkaido.
Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

A building damaged by a powerful
earthquake is seen in Abira town in
Japan's northern island of Hokkaido.
Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

A member of the Japan Self-Defense Forces
(JSDF) searches for survivors from a house
damaged by a landslide caused by an
Japan Self-Defense Forces/via REUTERSSep. 6 , 2018

People look at an area damaged by an
earthquake in Sapporo in Japan's northern
island of Hokkaido. Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

Rescue workers search for survivors from a
house damaged by a landslide caused by an
Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

Rescue workers search for survivors from
a house damaged by a landslide caused
by an earthquake in Atsuma town in
Japan's northern island of Hokkaido.
Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

A man is seen at an area damaged by
an earthquake in Sapporo. Kyodo/via
REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

People look at an area damaged by an
earthquake in Sapporo in Japan's
northern island of Hokkaido.
Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

People line up to buy foods outside a
store after an earthquake hit the area
in Sapporo, Hokkaido. Kyodo/via
REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

Police officers and rescue workers search for
survivors from a building damaged by a
landslide caused by a powerful earthquake in
Atsuma town in Japan's northern island of
Sep. 6 , 2018

Houses damaged by a landslide caused
by an earthquake, are seen in Atsuma
town in Japan's northern island of
Hokkaido, Japan. Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 6 , 2018

Houses are caught in the path of
a landslide that followed an
earthquake in Atsuma, on
Japan's northern island of
Hokkaido on Sept. 6.
Japan was reeling from its most
powerful typhoon in 25 years
when it was struck by another
natural disaster early Thursday: a
powerful earthquake that killed
at least nine people and left
nearly 3 million households
without power.
— Jiji Press / EPA
Sep. 6 , 2018

Idlib residents prepare for battle
Hudhayfa al-Shahad strapped a colorful paper cup filled
with cotton and charcoal to a child's face and tightened a
plastic bag around his head: an improvised gas mask if
chemicals once again fall on Syria's Idlib. REUTERS/Khalil
Ashawi
Sep. 6 , 2018

Reuters / Thursday, September 06, 2018
"We are preparing what little we can: small primitive masks
we can place on our children's mouths in case we are hit with
chemicals," 20-year-old Shahad told Reuters from his village
south of Idlib city, where he shares a house with his pregnant
wife, three children and around 15 other people.
REUTERS/Khalil Ashawi
Sep. 6 , 2018

His brother, 35-year-old construction worker Ahmed
Abdulkarim al-Shahad, shows off the cavernous space
under a cool, vine-covered courtyard the family has
been digging and sheltering in from bombardment
since 2012. REUTERS/Khalil Ashawi
Sep. 6 , 2018

"Military preparations as we have seen are in full
swing ... We as civilians have started preparing the
caves," he said, showing glass bottles of pickled
vegetables shelved on the damp cave walls.
Sep. 6 , 2018

Reuters / Thursday, September
06, 2018
A boy tries an improvised gas
mask in Idlib. Around 3 million
people live in the rebel
stronghold in northwest Syria,
which comprises most of Idlib
province and adjacent small parts
of Latakia, Hama and Aleppo
provinces. About half of them
fled fighting or were transferred
there by the government under
surrender deals from other parts
of Syria as Assad has steadily
taken back territory from rebels.
Sep. 6 , 2018

Reuters / Thursday, September 06,
2018
Hudhayfa al-Shahad tries an
improvised gas mask in Idlib. In
April last year, a government
warplane dropped sarin on Khan
Sheikhoun in Idlib, killing more
than 80 civilians, the U.N.
Commission of Inquiry has said. It
also said Syrian forces have used
chemical weapons, including
chlorine, more than two dozen
times during the war. Damascus
and its ally Russia both deny these
charges and say they do not
engage in chemical warfare. Idlib
residents are fearful and
Washington has warned Assad
against using chemical weapons in
any offensive, promising a
response if he does so.
Sep. 6 , 2018

A boy tries on an improvised gas
mask in Idlib, Syria. REUTERS/Khalil
Ashawi
Sep. 6 , 2018

A man looks at an opening from a
makeshift shelter in an underground cave
in Idlib, Syria. REUTERS/Khalil Ashawi
Sep. 6 , 2018

2018
A man holds pickled vegetables in an
underground cave in Idlib. And some
people Reuters spoke to in Idlib
suspected an offensive may be
avoided. "I do not believe there will
be an attack on Idlib. It's all a media
war," said 50-year-old former
construction worker Jaafar Abu
Ahmad from a rural area near
Ma'arat al-Nuaman town. "The great
world powers have pre-agreed on us
and divided the land."
Sep. 6 , 2018

2018
A girl is seen at a makeshift shelter in
an underground cave in Idlib.
Nevertheless, seven years of grinding
war have taught Ahmad to be
prepared. His family is currently
expanding a damp dugout they have
been digging and sheltering in from
strikes for the past five years, stocking
it with food. "We have been digging in
the earth for two months non-stop,
me, my wife and children," he said.
"This cave is now our protection. We
cleaned it recently after it had been
neglected for a long time."
Sep. 6 , 2018

2018
Children hold plastic bags with a
paper cup in them in Idlib. With
shelling, air strikes and rhetoric
about an impending offensive
increasing, a number of local
councils across Idlib have come
together and asked Turkey for
protection. "For us in the liberated
areas our only guarantor in
negotiations is our Turkish
brothers," said Ahmad Shtaam al-
Rashu, the 48-year-old head of
Ma'shureen village's local council.
Sep. 6 , 2018

06, 2018
Children walk in a makeshift
shelter in an underground cave
in Idlib. Turkey has erected
observation posts along the
frontlines between rebels and
government forces, and Rashu
said Turkey had told them this
was a sign of its commitment
to protect the people of Idlib.
Sep. 6 , 2018

Pickled vegetables are
shelved in an underground
cave in Idlib. Idlib is often
described as the "last
refuge" for rebels and
internally displaced
civilians, and any offensive
threatens new
displacement and human
misery. REUTERS/Khalil
Ashawi
Sep. 6 , 2018

06, 2018
Hudhayfa al-Shahad walks in a
makeshift shelter in an
underground cave in Idlib. "As
for escaping towards the
(Turkish) border, I don't believe
we will move from our houses.
The bombardment will get us.
There is no place left after Idlib,"
said Ahmed al-Shahad. "We will
fight to the last man, we no
longer have any option."
Sep. 6 , 2018

Pickled vegetables are shelved in
an underground cave in Idlib.
Sep. 6 , 2018

Starbucks's first Italian cafe
06, 2018
An employee prepares a coffee
inside the new Starbucks
Reserve Roastery flagship in
downtown Milan, Italy,
September 4, 2018. Coffee-
obsessed Italy has more than
57,000 cafes and Starbucks, at
its lavish roastery decorated
with brass and marble, is
charging almost twice what
Italians are used to paying for
their daily espresso drunk
standing at a bar.
REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini
Sep. 6 , 2018

People are seen in
front of the entrance of
Starbucks Reserve
Roastery during the
opening day in
downtown Milan.
REUTERS/Stefano
Rellandini
Sep. 6 , 2018

A staff member of
Starbucks Reserve
Roastery offers coffee to
the customers in queue
waiting at the entrance,
during the opening day in
downtown Milan.
REUTERS/Stefano
Rellandini
Sep. 6 , 2018

06, 2018
An employee prepares a coffee
downtown Milan. The cafe
features a green industrial-
scale roaster and serves coffee
made only with premium-
quality Arabica beans, while
most Italian cafes use a
cheaper blend. Cocktails,
pastry and ice creams are also
on sale at the store that marks
the realization of a lifetime
dream for Howard Schultz, the
man who turned Starbucks
into the world s biggest coffee
chain. REUTERS/Stefano
Rellandini
Sep. 6 , 2018

Reuters / Thursday,
September 06, 2018
Employees prepare coffee
downtown Milan. The Milan
shop is Starbucks first
roastery in Europe. There are
two others, in Seattle and
Shanghai. The coffee market
is one of the few fast-growing
areas of the drinks market
and global food groups like
Nestle are signing deals to
get a share of the action.
Sep. 6 , 2018

Roasted coffee is seen inside the
new Starbucks Reserve Roastery
flagship in downtown Milan.
Sep. 6 , 2018

Employees are seen inside the
new Starbucks Reserve Roastery
Sep. 6 , 2018

General view of the new
Starbucks Reserve Roastery
Sep. 6 , 2018

The entrance of the new Starbucks
Reserve Roastery flagship in downtown
Milan. REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini
Sep. 6 , 2018

General view of the new Starbucks Reserve Roastery
flagship in downtown Milan. REUTERS/Stefano
Rellandini
Sep. 6 , 2018

Alembics are seen inside the new Starbucks
Reserve Roastery flagship in downtown
Milan. REUTERS/Stefano Rellandini
Sep. 6 , 2018

September 7, 2018

Men are seen inside the headquarters of
Asaib Ahl al-Haq, set on fire by protesters
yesterday, in Basra, Iraq. REUTERS/Essam
al-Sudani
Sep. 7 , 2018

Participants ride horses as they compete
for a goat carcass during a Buzkashi game
in Bayingol, Xinjiang Uighur Autonomous
Region, China. REUTERS/Stringer
Sep. 7 , 2018

The 105-storey Ryugyong Hotel, the highest
building under construction in North Korea.
REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 7 , 2018

People surround a man suspected (not
pictured) of stabbing Brazilian presidential
candidate Jair Bolsonaro (top right in yellow)
while the latter was campaigning in Juiz de
Fora, Minas Gerais state, Brazil. Felipe
Couri/Minas Tribune/via REUTERS
Sep. 7 , 2018

U.S. President Donald Trump pumps his
fist as he steps from Air Force One to
hold a Make America Great Again rally in
Billings, Montana. REUTERS/Kevin
Lamarque
Sep. 7 , 2018

A fan points to his friend's shirt while they
tailgate before the first NFL game of the
season between the Philadelphia Eagles and
the Atlanta Falcons in Philadelphia.
REUTERS/Jessica Kourkounis
Sep. 7 , 2018

Japan's Prince Hisahito, the only son of Prince
Akishino and Princess Kiko, makes soap
bubbles on the grounds of the Akasaka Estate
in Tokyo, Japan. Imperial Household Agency of
Japan/Handout via REUTERSSep. 7 , 2018

Director Michael Moore speaks to media at the
world premiere of "Fahrenheit 11/9" at the
Toronto International Film Festival.
REUTERS/Mark Blinch
Sep. 7 , 2018

Iraqi protesters are seen during a protest
near the building of the government office
in Basra, Iraq. REUTERS/Alaa al-Marjani
Sep. 7 , 2018

An employee works at a silk factory during a
government-organized visit for foreign reporters
ahead of the 70th anniversary of North Korea's
foundation in Pyongyang, North Korea.
Sep. 7 , 2018

Smoke rises from the governorate and municipalities
buildings of Basra, Iraq. REUTERS/Essam al-Sudani
Sep. 7 , 2018

Fans hold up lights before the match
between Czech Republic and Ukraine.
REUTERS/David W Cerny
Sep. 7 , 2018

Reuters / Friday, September
07, 2018
John Dean, former Nixon
White House counsel, is sworn
in with other witnesses to
testify on the fourth day of
Senate Judiciary Committee
confirmation hearings for
Supreme Court nominee Brett
Kavanaugh on Capitol Hill in
Washington, September 7,
2018. REUTERS/Chris Wattie
Sep. 7 , 2018

Reuters / Friday, September 07, 2018
Protesters wearing black veils leave the Hart Senate
Office Building on the fourth day of Senate Judiciary
Committee confirmation hearings for Supreme Court
nominee Brett Kavanaugh on Capitol Hill in Washington,
September 7, 2018. REUTERS/Chris Wattie
Sep. 7 , 2018

Brett Kavanaugh is sworn in during a Senate
Judiciary Committee confirmation hearing
September 4, 2018. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts
Sep. 7 , 2018

Customers wait in queue at the entrance
of Starbucks Reserve Roastery during
the opening day in downtown Milan.
People who stood in line in the central
Cordusio square seemed undeterred by
the prices which have drawn complaints
from an Italian consumer association.
Sep. 7 , 2018

Iraqi protesters storm Iranian consulate
Iraqi protesters are seen in front of the burnt Iranian Consulate in
Basra. Protesters stormed the Iranian consulate on Friday and
were setting fire to the outer perimeter of the compound,
shouting condemnation of Iranian influence over Iraq's political
parties. REUTERS/Essam al-Sudani
Sep. 7 , 2018

Iraqi protesters burn the
Iranian Consulate in Basra.
REUTERS/Essam al-Sudani
Sep. 7 , 2018

An Iraqi protester gestures in front of
the burnt Iranian Consulate in Basra.
Sep. 7 , 2018

Iraqi protesters are seen near the
burnt Iranian Consulate in Basra.
Sep. 7 , 2018

Powerful quake hits Japanese island
Landslides caused by an earthquake
are seen in Atsuma town, Hokkaido,
northern Japan. Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 7 , 2018

Police officers search for survivors from a
house damaged by a landslide caused by
an earthquake in Atsuma town, Hokkaido,
northern Japan. Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 7 , 2018

Members of the Japan Self-Defense Forces
(JSDF) search for survivors from a house
damaged by a landslide caused by an
Kyodo/via REUTERSSep. 7 , 2018

An aerial view shows central Sapporo
city during blackout after an earthquake
hit the area in Sapporo, Hokkaido.
Kyodo/via REUTERS
Sep. 7 , 2018

Evacuees are seen at a gymnasium of
elementary school, acting as an
evacuation shelter, during blackout
after an earthquake hit the area in
Sapporo, Hokkaido. Kyodo/via
REUTERS
Sep. 7 , 2018

September 8, 2018

Osaka wins U.S. Open after Serena meltdown
Serena Williams breaks her racket after
losing the U.S. Open final to Naomi Osaka.
Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Serena Williams argues with chair umpire Carlos
Ramos after losing to Naomi Osaka. Robert
Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018
Serena Williams reacts after losing to
Naomi Osaka. Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY
Sports

Serena Williams yells at chair
umpire Carlos Ramos. Danielle
Parhizkaran-USA TODAY SPORTS
Sep. 8 , 2018

Serena Williams talks to chair umpire
after a code violation for coaching.
Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY SportsSep. 8 , 2018

Chair umpire Carlos Ramos is seen
during the women s final between
Serena Williams and Naomi Osaka.
Sep. 8 , 2018

Reuters / Saturday, September 08, 2018
Serena Williams argues with tournament
referee Brian Earley while playing Naomi
Osaka in the women s final on day
thirteen of the 2018 U.S. Open tennis
tournament at USTA Billie Jean King
National Tennis Center, September 8,
2018. Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Serena Williams argues with
tournament official Brian Earley .
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka (left) cries as the crowd boos and
Serena Williams comforts her after the match.
Sep. 8 , 2018

Serena Williams (right) cries while
standing next to Naomi Osaka at the
trophy presentation. Robert Deutsch-
USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka tears up as she holds
the championship trophy after
defeating Serena Williams. Danielle
Parhizkaran-USA TODAY SPORTS
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka holds the U.S. Open
trophy after beating Serena Williams.
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka poses with the
championship trophy after defeating
Serena Williams. Danielle Parhizkaran-
USA TODAY SPORTS
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka (R) hugs Serena Williams
(L) after their match. Geoff Burke-USA
TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka serves. Danielle Parhizkaran-USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka hits to Serena Williams.
Sep. 8 , 2018

Serena Williams reacts after a miss to
Naomi Osaka. Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY
Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Serena Williams hits a forehand
against Naomi Osaka. Geoff Burke-
USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka reacts after winning a point against
Serena Williams. Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka reacts after match point
against Serena Williams. Geoff Burke-
USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Serena Williams stands on the court after
being assessed a game penalty. Geoff Burke-
USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 8 , 2018

Naomi Osaka holds the U.S. Open trophy
after beating Serena Williams. Robert
Sep. 8, 2018

Jeremy Scott. REUTERS/Caitlin Ochs
Sep. 8 , 2018
New York Fashion Week
Tadashi Shoji. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton

Jeremy Scott. REUTERS/Caitlin Ochs
Sep. 8 , 2018
Tadashi Shoji. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton

Federal police agents escort Adelio Bispo de
Oliveira, suspected of stabbing Brazilian presidential
candidate Jair Bolsonaro, to transfer him to a federal
prison in Campo Grande, Mato Grosso state, at
Francisco Alvares de Assis airport in Juiz de Fora,
Brazil. REUTERS/Ricardo Moraes
Sep. 8 , 2018

September 9, 2018

Russians protest pension changes
Reuters / Sunday, September 09,
2018
A serviceman of the Russian
National Guard beats a protester
during a rally against planned
increases to the nationwide
pension age in Moscow, Russia
September 9, 2018. Russian police
detained more than 800 people
protesting against planned
increases to the pension age on
Sunday, a rights group said,
disrupting demonstrations against
an unpopular change that has hurt
President Vladimir Putin's
approval rating. REUTERS/Sergei
Karpukhin
Sep. 9 , 2018

Reuters / Sunday, September 09,
2018
A protester carries a poster
reading "Thief" and depicting
Russian President Vladimir Putin
pension age in St. Petersburg,
Russia September 9, 2018. The
protests, organized by jailed
opposition leader Alexei Navalny
and his supporters, were a
challenge to the authorities who
were hoping for a high turnout at
regional elections also being held
on Sunday, despite anger over the
pension move. REUTERS/Anton
Vaganov
Sep. 9 , 2018

Reuters / Sunday, September 09, 2018
A man carries a girl as he walks past police officers
blocking a street during a rally against planned increases
to the nationwide pension age in Moscow, Russia
September 9, 2018. It said most of the detentions - 354 -
had been made in St Petersburg where authorities had
initially authorized a rally before reversing the decision.
The interior ministry was cited by the Interfax news
agency as saying police had made around 100
detentions in St Petersburg and "several" in Moscow.
REUTERS/Sergei Karpukhin
Sep. 9 , 2018

Reuters / Sunday, September
09, 2018
Police officers detain an elderly
man during a rally against
planned increases to the
nationwide pension age in St.
Petersburg, Russia September
9, 2018. The proposed pension
changes, which are currently
going through parliament, have
shaved around 15 percentage
points off Putin's popularity
rating and are the most
unpopular government
measure since a 2005 move to
scrap Soviet-era benefits.
REUTERS/Anton Vaganov
Sep. 9 , 2018

Protesters climb on lamp poles
pension age in Moscow, Russia
September 9, 2018.
REUTERS/Grigory Dukor
Sep. 9 , 2018

Police officers detain a protester
pension age in Krasnodar, Russia
September 9, 2018.
REUTERS/Natalya Kazhan
Sep. 9 , 2018

Vladimir Zhirinovsky, leader of the Liberal
Democratic Party of Russia (LDPR), gestures
during a rally against planned increases to the
nationwide pension age in Moscow, Russia
September 9, 2018. REUTERS/Grigory Dukor
Sep. 9 , 2018

Participants perform at Mass Games in May
Day stadium marking the 70th anniversary of
North Korea's founding, in Pyongyang.
North Korea relaunches "Mass Games"
Sep. 9 , 2018

Day stadium. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 9 , 2018

Sep. 9 , 2018

Participants perform Mass Games at May
Sep. 9 , 2018

Sep. 9 , 2018

North Korea marks 70th anniversary
Soldiers march with the portrait of North Korean
founder Kim Il Sung during a military parade marking
the 70th anniversary of country's foundation in
Pyongyang, North Korea. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 9 , 2018

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and China's Li Zhanshu,
chairman of the Standing Committee of the National People's
Congress, wave while attending a military parade marking
the 70th anniversary of North Korea's founding
Sep. 9 , 2018

People carry flags in front of statues
of North Korea founder Kim Il Sung (L)
and late leader Kim Jong Il during a
military parade. REUTERS/Danish
Siddiqui
Sep. 9 , 2018

Soldiers march during a military
parade. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 9 , 2018

Students perform during a military
Sep. 9 , 2018

Participants perform at Mass Games in
May Day stadium marking the 70th
anniversary of North Korea's foundation
in Pyongyang, North Korea.
Sep. 9 , 2018

Artillery roll past during a military
Sep. 9 , 2018

Soldiers march during a military parade.
Sep. 9 , 2018

Kim Jong Un waves to the crowd as he attends
the Mass Games. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 9 , 2018

Heavy weaponry rolls past onlookers
during the parade for the 70th
anniversary of North Korea's founding.
— Kin Cheung / AP
Sep. 9 , 2018

Airplanes with trails of colored smoke perform
during the parade for the 70th anniversary of
North Korea's founding day.
— Kin Cheung / APSep. 9 , 2018

North Korean soldiers take part in
anniversary celebrations at Kim Il Sung
Square in Pyongyang on Sept. 9, 2018.
Tens of thousands of people gathered
Sunday to watch as tanks and artillery
rolled by next to goosestepping soldiers
and marching bands in a major military
parade to mark North Korea's 70th
anniversary.
— Ed Jones / AFP - Getty Images
Sep. 9 , 2018

Soldiers salute as they ride tanks during the
parade and mass rally on Kim Il Sung Square.
Sep. 9 , 2018

Participants wave flowers and flags as
they march past the balcony where
North Korea's leader Kim Jong Un
watches the celebrations.
Sep. 9 , 2018

A portrait of North Korean leader Kim
Jong Un is displayed with the words, "We
will go and go along the road of loyalty,
Shining Fatherland" during an evening
gala performance.
— Ng Han Guan / AP
Sep. 9 , 2018

Djokovic wins U.S. Open
Reuters / Sunday, September
09, 2018
Novak Djokovic of Serbia
kisses the U.S. Open trophy
after beating Juan Martin del
Potro of Argentina in the men's
final on day 14 of the 2018 U.S.
Open tennis tournament at
USTA Billie Jean King National
Tennis Center in New York,
September 9, 2018. Robert
Sep. 9 , 2018

Novak Djokovic of Serbia celebrates match
point against Juan Martin del Potro of
Argentina in the men's final at the U.S. Open in
New York. Robert Deutsch-USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 9 , 2018

Novak Djokovic holds the U.S.
Open trophy after beating Juan
Martin del Potro. Robert
Sep. 9 , 2018

Novak Djokovic (right) and Juan
Martin del Potro stand with their
trophies after the men's final. Robert
Sep. 9 , 2018

September 10, 2018

Oil covers a member of the Sri Lankan
coast guard as he removes oil from a
beach after an oil spill in Uswetakeiyawa,
Sri Lanka. REUTERS/Dinuka Liyanawatte
Sep. 10 , 2018

Actor Lady Gaga arrives for the
world premiere of "A Star is Born"
at the Toronto International Film
Festival (TIFF) in Toronto, Canada.
REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni
Sep. 10 , 2018

Reuters / Sunday, September 09, 2018
Children react after competing in a pedal car race as
motoring enthusiasts attend the Goodwood Revival, a
three day classic car racing festival celebrating the mid-
20th century heyday of the sport, at Goodwood in
southern Britain. REUTERS/Toby Melville
Sep. 10 , 2018

Afghan men look outside a broken
window at the site of a suicide attack in
Kabul, Afghanistan. REUTERS/Omar
Sobhani
Sep. 10 , 2018

Protesters clash with police during a demonstration
against the agreement reached by Greece and
Macedonia to resolve a dispute over the former
Yugoslav republic's name, during the opening of the
annual International Trade Fair of Thessaloniki by
Greek Prime Minister Alexis Tsipras in Thessaloniki,
Greece. REUTERS/Alexandros Avramidis
Sep. 10 , 2018

Former President Barack Obama
participates in a political rally for
California Democratic candidates
during an event in Anaheim,
California. REUTERS/Mike Blake
Sep. 10 , 2018

People vote in polling booths during
election day in Stockholm, Sweden. TT
News Agency/Hanna Franzen via
REUTERS
Sep. 10 , 2018

Miss New York Nia Imani Franklin has the tiara
put on her by outgoing Miss America Cara
Mund on stage in Atlantic City, New Jersey.
REUTERS/Carlo AllegriSep. 10 , 2018

Brazilian presidential candidate Jair
Bolsonaro reacts after being stabbed
during a rally in Juiz de Fora, Minas
Gerais state, Brazil. REUTERS/Raysa
Campos Leite
Sep. 10 , 2018

An attendee sits in the front row at the Nonie
Spring/Summer 2019 collection presentation at
New York Fashion Week in Manhattan, New
York. REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
Sep. 10 , 2018

A protester holds a banner as former
Trump campaign aide George
Papadopoulos arrives for his sentencing
hearing at U.S. District Court in
Washington. REUTERS/Yuri Gripas
Sep. 10 , 2018

People travel to Dhaka in a passenger
ferry from Bhola, Bangladesh.
REUTERS/Mohammad Ponir Hossain
Sep. 10 , 2018

Randy Credico, an associate of former Trump
campaign adviser Roger Stone, secures his pet dog
as he arrives to testify before the grand jury
convened by Special Counsel Robert Mueller at U.S.
District in Washington. REUTERS/Chris Wattie
Sep. 10 , 2018

Police officers detain a protester during a
rally against planned increases to the
nationwide pension age in St. Petersburg,
Russia. REUTERS/Anton Vaganov
Sep. 10 , 2018

Ballet in the street
The classical ballet company
"Ardentia" performs in the streets of
Mexico City. REUTERS/Carlos Jasso
Sep. 10 , 2018

The classical ballet company "Ardentia"
performs in the streets of Mexico City.
REUTERS/Carlos Jasso
Sep. 10 , 2018

performs in the street of Mexico City on
traffic lights, in an effort to highlight the
city's fine arts in public spaces in
Mexico. REUTERS/Carlos Jasso
Sep. 10 , 2018

Spectators look at the classical ballet company
"Ardentia" as they perform in the streets.
Sep. 10 , 2018

performs in the streets of Mexico City.
Sep. 10 , 2018

The classical ballet company
"Ardentia" performs in the streets of
Mexico City. REUTERS/Carlos Jasso
Sep. 10 , 2018

Torchlight march in North Korea
Fireworks explode over participants carrying
torches during a torchlight procession during a
celebration marking the 70th anniversary of
North Korea's foundation in Pyongyang, North
Korea, September 10, 2018. REUTERS/Danish
Siddiqui
Sep. 10 , 2018

Participants shout slogans as they carry torches during a
torchlight procession during a celebration marking the 70th
anniversary of North Korea's foundation in Pyongyang,
North Korea, September 10, 2018. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 10 , 2018

Participants shout slogans as they carry torches during a
torchlight procession during a celebration marking the
70th anniversary of North Korea's foundation in
Pyongyang, North Korea, September 10, 2018.
Sep. 10 , 2018

Participants shout slogans as they carry
torches during a torchlight procession
during a celebration marking the 70th
anniversary of North Korea's foundation in
Pyongyang, North Korea, September 10,
2018. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 10 , 2018

Participants form a portrait of Kim Jong Il
during Mass Games in May Day stadium
marking the 70th anniversary of North
Korea's foundation in Pyongyang, North
Korea. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 10 , 2018

Reuters / Monday,
September 10, 2018
Cameramen film as a
Palestinian
demonstrator reacts to
tear gas fired by Israeli
troops during a protest
calling for lifting the
Israeli blockade on
Gaza, on a beach near
the maritime border with
Israel, in the northern
Gaza Strip.
REUTERS/Mohammed
Salem
Sep. 10 , 2018

Reuters / Monday, September 10,
2018
People place candles and flowers
at the crime scene during a
gathering organized by
Germany's anti-immigration
party Alternative for Germany
(AfD), after a 22-year-old German
man died in the eastern town of
Koethen and two Afghans have
been detained on suspicion of
killing him, in Koethen, Germany.
REUTERS/Hannibal Hanschke
Sep. 10 , 2018

Reuters / Monday, September
10, 2018
South Carolina National Guard
soldiers transfer bulk diesel fuel
into fuel tanker trucks for
distribution in advance of
Hurricane Florence, in North
Charleston, South Carolina,
September 10, 2018. U.S. Army
National Guard/Sgt. Brian
Calhoun/Handout via REUTERS
Sep. 10 , 2018

Lewis Cooper of Myrtle
Beach lines up with other
customers to buy propane
at Socastee Hardware
store, in Myrtle Beach,
South Carolina,
September 10, 2018.
REUTERS/Randall Hill
Sep. 10 , 2018

Customers line up to buy propane at
Socastee Hardware store in Myrtle
Beach, South Carolina, September 10,
2018. REUTERS/Randall Hill
Sep. 10 , 2018

Hurricane Florence is seen from the
International Space Station as it churns
in the Atlantic Ocean towards the east
coast of the United States, September
10, 2018. NASA/Handout via REUTERS
Sep. 10, 2018

Reuters / Monday, September 10, 2018
Palestinians sail with boats towards the maritime border
with Israel as smoke rises from a burning tire during a
protest calling for lifting the Israeli blockade on Gaza, in
the Mediterranean Sea off the coast of the northern Gaza
Strip. REUTERS/Mohammed Salem
Sep. 10 , 2018

September 11, 2018

The second tower of the World Trade Center
bursts into flames after being hit by a hijacked
airplane in New York September 11, 2001.
REUTERS/Sara K. Schwittek
9/11: Iconic imagesGALLLERY PHOTOS

Pedestrians react to the World Trade
Center collapse September 11, 2001.
REUTERS/Stringer
GALLLERY PHOTOS

Reuters / Saturday, February 04, 2006
Then-President George W. Bush listens as White House Chief of
Staff Andrew Card informs him of a second plane hitting the
World Trade Center while Bush was conducting a reading
seminar at the Emma E. Booker Elementary School in Sarasota,
Florida, September 11, 2001. REUTERS/Win McNamee
GALLLERY PHOTOS

People look out of the burning North Tower of
the World Trade Center in New York City
September 11, 2001. REUTERS/Jeff Christensen
GALLLERY PHOTOS

A helicopter flies past the World Trade
Center after a commercial plane slammed
into it in New York City, September 11, 2001.
REUTERS/Jeff Christensen
GALLLERY PHOTOS

The towers of the World Trade Center pour
smoke shortly after being struck by hijacked
commercial aircraft September 11, 2001.
REUTERS/Brad Rickerby
GALLLERY PHOTOS

A rescue helicopter surveys damage to the
Pentagon as firefighters battle flames after a
hijacked airplane crashed into the U.S. military
headquarters outside of Washington,
September 11, 2001. REUTERS/Larry Downing
GALLLERY PHOTOS

The remaining tower of World Trade
Center, Tower 2, dissolves in a cloud of
dust and debris about a half hour after
the first twin tower collapsed,
September 11, 2001. REUTERS/Ray
Stubblebine
GALLLERY PHOTOS

Pedestrians and police run as a tower of
the World Trade Center collapses,
September 11, 2001. REUTERS/Reuters TV
GALLLERY PHOTOS

A group of firefighters walk amid rubble near
the base of the destroyed South Tower of the
World Trade Center in New York, September
11, 2001. REUTERS/Peter Morgan
GALLLERY PHOTOS

Cars smolder in the street as the
destroyed World Trade Center burns
in New York, September 11, 2001.
REUTERS/Peter Morgan
GALLLERY PHOTOS

An American flag flies near the base of the
destroyed World Trade Center, September 11,
2001. REUTERS/Peter Morgan
GALLLERY PHOTOS

Remembering 9/11
Reuters / Tuesday, September 11, 2018
A guest wipes a tear among names at the edge of the south
reflecting pool at the National 9/11 Memorial and Museum
during ceremonies marking the 17th anniversary of the
September 11, 2001 attacks on the World Trade Center in
New York, September 11, 2018. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
Sep. 11 , 2018

President Donald Trump and first lady Melania
Trump look out from the Flight 93 National
Memorial near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
Sep. 11 , 2018

The U.S. flag is unfurled at sunrise as part of the 17th
annual September 11 observance ceremony at the
Pentagon in Washington. REUTERS/Joshua Roberts
Sep. 11 , 2018

An American flag hangs inside the Oculus
transportation hub at the World Trade Center in lower
Manhattan on the 17th anniversary of the September
11, 2001 attacks in New York. REUTERS/Brendan
McDermid
Sep. 11 , 2018

U.S. Army Reserve Sgt. Edwin morales kneels as
he honors his cousin Ruben Correa during
ceremonies at the National 9/11 Memorial and
Museum in New York. REUTERS/Brendan
McDermid
Sep. 11 , 2018

Members of the FDNY Ladder Company
10 and Engine Company 10 salute in New
York. REUTERS/Shannon Stapleton
Sep. 11 , 2018

Guests visits the National 9/11 Memorial
during ceremonies at the National 9/11
Memorial and Museum in New York.
REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
Sep. 11 , 2018

President Donald Trump and first lady
Melania Trump walk with park
superintendent Stephen Clark as they tour
the Flight 93 National Memorial near
Shanksville, Pennsylvania. REUTERS/Kevin
Lamarque
Sep. 11 , 2018

The 93-foot tower at the Flight 93 National Memorial is
seen from one of the Marine helicopters transporting
President Donald Trump, White House staff and press
after the president attended the observance at the
memorial near Shanksville, Pennsylvania.
REUTERS/Kevin Lamarque
Sep. 11 , 2018

Vice President Mike Pence places a wreath during the
ceremony at the Pentagon in Washington.
REUTERS/Joshua Roberts
Sep. 11 , 2018

Somber scenes of remembrance at 9/11 memorials
Retired New York City firefighter Bruce Stanley
holds a portrait of his late friend and colleague
Liam Smith Jr. who died in the attacks, during
the commemoration ceremony in New York.
— Drew Angerer / Getty Images
Sep. 11, 2018

Attendees waves flags during the
memorial service in Shanksville.
— Evan Vucci / AP
Sep. 11, 2018

A guest stands among names at the edge of
the north reflecting pool at the National
9/11 Memorial and Museum in New York.
— Caitlin Ochs / Reuters
Sep. 11, 2018

President Donald Trump and first lady
Melania Trump stand at the memorial in
Shanksville.
— Evan Vucci / AP
Sep. 11, 2018

The Tribute in Light installation illuminates lower
Manhattan, as seen from Bayonne, New Jersey,
marking the 17th anniversary of the 9/11 attacks in
New York City. REUTERS/Ueslei Marcelino
Remembering 9/11
Sep. 11, 2018

Sikh devotees perform Gatka, a traditional
martial arts form during celebrations to mark
the 414th anniversary of the installation of
the Guru Granth Sahib, the religious book of
Sikhs, in Amritsar, India. REUTERS/Munish
Sharma
Sep. 11 , 2018

A woman sits in a train at a subway
station in Pyongyang, North Korea.
Sep. 11 , 2018

Air Force One prepares to depart for travel to
Pennsylvania with President Donald Trump and
first lady Melania Trump onboard from Joint
Base Andrews in Maryland. REUTERS/Leah MillisSep. 11 , 2018

Aria Casey, aged 2, looks at books in a
library inside a former British Telecom
phone box in Long Clawson, Britain.
REUTERS/Darren Staples
Sep. 11 , 2018

Alianza Lima's soccer fans and Evangelical
Christians clash over a land dispute at the Alejandro
Villanueva stadium, Lima, Peru. Courtesy of Agencia
Andina/Handout via REUTERS
Sep. 11 , 2018

Members of the Sri Lankan coast guard
remove oil from a beach after an oil
spill in Uswetakeiyawa, Sri Lanka.
REUTERS/Dinuka Liyanawatte
Sep. 11 , 2018

Miss America Nia Imani Franklin jumps as she poses
for photos at the beach after she won Miss America,
in Atlantic City, New Jersey. REUTERS/Carlo Allegri
Sep. 11 , 2018

Police detain a supporter of India's main
opposition Congress party, during a
nationwide strike against hike in fuel prices,
in Ahmedabad, India. REUTERS/Amit DaveSep. 11 , 2018

Actor Keira Knightley speaks at a
press conference for "Colette" at
the Toronto International Film
Festival (TIFF) in Toronto, Canada.
REUTERS/Mario Anzuoni
Sep. 11 , 2018

Bavarian farmers escort cows during the
traditional "Almabtrieb" in Bad
Hindelang, Germany. At the end of the
summer season, farmers move their
herds down from the Alps to the valley
into winter pastures. REUTERS/Michael
Dalder
Sep. 11 , 2018

Reuters / Tuesday, September
11, 2018
Drag queens Jojo Zaho and
Felicia Foxx stand together
wearing colorful costumes
during the annual Broken Heel
Festival in the outback town of
Broken Hill, western New South
Wales, Australia. The three-day
festival celebrates the filming of
the Australian movie "The
Adventures of Priscilla, Queen
of the Desert" in the township.
REUTERS/Samantha Vadas
Sep. 11 , 2018

An anti-aircraft gun and missile system
"Tunguska" shoots on a shooting range during
the military exercise "Preparation and use of
troops in the interests of repelling aggression
against the Republic of Belarus", near the city
of Borisov, Belarus. REUTERS/Vasily Fedosenko
Sep. 11 , 2018

New York Jets wide receiver Robby Anderson (11)
makes a catch for a touchdown during the second
quarter against Detroit Lions defensive back
Tavon Wilson (32) at Ford Field in Detroit. Raj
Mehta-USA TODAY Sports
Sep. 11 , 2018

North Korean leader Kim Jong Un and
China's Li Zhanshu, chairman of the
Standing Committee of the National
People's Congress (NPC), attend a
welcoming performance in Pyongyang,
North Korea. KCNA via REUTERS
Sep. 11 , 2018

Argentinian soccer legend Diego Armando
Maradona rests after attending his first
training session as coach of Dorados at the
Banorte stadium in Culiacan, in the Mexican
state of Sinaloa, Mexico. REUTERS/Henry
Romero
Sep. 11 , 2018

A Palestinian girl herds animals in the
Palestinian Bedouin village of Khan al-Ahmar
that Israel plans to demolish, in the occupied
West Bank. REUTERS/Mohamad Torokman
Sep. 11 , 2018

Riding the subway in Pyongyang
A railway worker gives a signal as the train
leaves a subway station in Pyongyang.
Sep. 11 , 2018

Commuters are seen at a subway
station in Pyongyang. REUTERS/Danish
Siddiqui
Sep. 11 , 2018

Commuters read newspapers displayed at
a subway station in Pyongyang.
Sep. 11 , 2018

A woman gets off a train at a subway
station in Pyongyang. REUTERS/Danish
Siddiqui
Sep. 11 , 2018

Commuters enter a subway station in
Pyongyang. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 11 , 2018

Hurricane Florence is seen from the
International Space Station as it churns in
the Atlantic Ocean towards the east coast of
the United States. NASA/Handout via
REUTERS
Sep. 11 , 2018

Hurricane Florence barrels towards Carolinas
John Muchmore helps to lay sandbags
at the Afterdeck condos ahead of the
arrival of Hurricane Florence in Garden
City Beach, South Carolina, September
11, 2018. REUTERS/Randall Hill
Sep. 11 , 2018

Trent Bullard fills gas containers for
his generator ahead of Hurricane
Florence in Pembroke, North Carolina,
September 11, 2018. REUTERS/Anna
Driver
Sep. 11 , 2018

The U.S. Navy guided-missile destroyer USS Nitze departs
Naval Station Norfolk to ride out the storm in the Atlantic
Ocean ahead of Hurricane Florence, in Norfolk, Virginia,
September 10, 2018. U.S. Navy/Mass Communication
Specialist 2nd Class Justin Wolpert/Handout via
REUTERS
Sep. 11 , 2018

Vehicles travel westbound on Interstate 26
ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Florence near
Orangeburg, South Carolina, September 11,
2018. REUTERS/Chris Keane
Sep. 11, 2018

A Saudi man with his body covered with bees
poses for a picture in Tabuk, Saudi Arabia.
REUTERS/Mohamed Al Hwaity
Sep. 11, 2018

Jose Manuel Abel, 52, cleans a table in the
restaurant where he works as a waiter in
Chipiona, southern Spain. Abel bade
farewell to his wife and children and left
his native Spain in 2012 after losing his job.
He spent six years in Germany doing low-
paid work before returning home last year.
He now has a temporary job as a waiter,
working 17 hours a day, but he expects to
be laid off once the summer tourists stop
coming to Chipiona. "I'm working as a
waiter and I don't have a problem with
that because I think that any kind of job is
respectable," Abel said. "I have studies,
training and I intend to use them in the
future." Abel is also working with friends
to set up a local political party which will
contest municipal elections in 2019. "I
don't want my sons to suffer and live what
I had to live through," he said. "I don't
want to them to migrate and to look for a
job opportunity away from this marvellous
place." REUTERS/Marcelo del Pozo
Sep. 11, 2018

September 12, 2018

Reuters / Wednesday,
September 12, 2018
EMT with the Fire Department
of New York and first
responder Jason Butscher
takes a photo while standing
within the Tribute In Light
installation as it is illuminated
over lower Manhattan
marking the 17th anniversary
of the 9/11 attacks.
REUTERS/Andrew Kelly
Sep. 12, 2018

Guests visit National 9/11
Memorial in front of stage they
are listening to the readings of
victims' names, during
ceremonies marking the 17th
anniversary of the September 11,
2001 attacks on the World Trade
Center, at the National 9/11
Memorial and...MORE
Sep. 11, 2018

Caitie Sweeney of Myrtle Beach texts
her family while visiting the beach
ahead of the arrival of Hurricane
Florence in Myrtle Beach, South
Carolina. REUTERS/Randall Hill
Sep. 12, 2018

A Saudi man with his body covered with
bees poses for a picture in Tabuk, Saudi
Arabia. REUTERS/Mohamed Al Hwaity
Sep. 12, 2018

An idol of the Hindu god Ganesh, the deity of
prosperity, is loaded onto a truck to be transported
to a place of worship ahead of the ten-day-long
Ganesh Chaturthi festival, in Ahmedabad, India.
REUTERS/Amit DaveSep. 12, 2018

A woman dances in front of the government
building, during a rally marking the 45th
anniversary of the 1973 Chile military coup, in
Santiago, Chile. REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado
Sep. 12, 2018

Reuters / Wednesday, September 12,
2018
Germany's Olympic and world sprint
cycling champion Kristina Vogel leaves
a news conference after talking to the
media for the first time since being
paralysed following a serious crash in
training at the Unfallkrankenhaus
hospital in Berlin, Germany.
REUTERS/Fabrizio Bensch
Sep. 12, 2018

Attendees wait for a Dyson product
launch event to begin in Beijing, China.
REUTERS/Damir Sagolj
Sep. 12, 2018

Russian President Vladimir
Putin and Chinese
President Xi Jinping toast
during a visit to the Far
East Street exhibition on
the sidelines of the Eastern
Economic Forum in
Vladivostok, Russia. Sergei
Bobylev/TASS Host Photo
Agency/Pool via REUTERS
Sep. 12, 2018

Newly displaced Syrian children
arrive to a refugee camp in
Atimah village, Idlib province,
Syria. REUTERS/ Khalil Ashawi
Sep. 12, 2018

Shining Path founder Abimael Guzman attends a trial
during sentence of a 1992 Shining Path car bomb case in
Miraflores, at a high security naval prison in Callao, Peru.
Picture taken through a window. REUTERS/Mariana Bazo
Sep. 12, 2018

Reuters / Wednesday, September 12, 2018
The staff of Metropolitan Outer Floodway Management
Office looks around a pressure-adjusting water tank, part of
an underground water discharge tunnel which was
constructed to protect Tokyo and its suburb areas against
floodwaters and overflow of the city's major waterways and
rivers during heavy rain and typhoon seasons, at the facility
in Kasukabe, north of Tokyo, Japan. REUTERS/Toru Hanai
Sep. 12, 2018

A protester wears handcuffs on his
bloodstained hands during a protest
by humanitarian rescue NGOs
Lifeline and Sea-Watch in Valletta,
Malta. REUTERS/Darrin Zammit Lupi
Sep. 12, 2018

Patients await treatment at a makeshift
cholera clinic in Harare, Zimbabwe.
REUTERS/Philimon Bulawayo
Sep. 12, 2018

A man swims in a hotel pool in
Singapore at the Pan Pacific Hotel in
Singapore. REUTERS/Edgar Su
Sep. 12, 2018

Actor Susan Sarandon arrives at the world
premiere of Viper Club at the Toronto
International Film Festival. REUTERS/Mark
Blinch
Sep. 12, 2018

A soldier leaves after visiting a natural
history museum in Pyongyang, North
Korea. REUTERS/Danish Siddiqui
Sep. 12, 2018

Spain's Saul Niguez celebrates scoring their first
goal against Croatia. REUTERS/Heino Kalis
Sep. 12, 2018

Lisa Evers and her daughter Amanda Hamilton,
both of Oak Island, decorate their storm shutters
before evacuating ahead of the arrival of Hurricane
Florence in Oak Island, North Carolina, September
Hurricane Florence barrels
towards Carolinas
Sep. 12, 2018

A family enjoys the surf ahead of the
arrival of Hurricane Florence in Oak Island,
North Carolina, September 12, 2018.
Sep. 12, 2018

Workers prepare a house with storm shutters
ahead of the arrival of Hurricane Florence in
Ocean Isle Beach, North Carolina, September
Sep. 12, 2018

Homes are boarded up before Hurricane
Florence comes ashore in Carolina Beach, North
Carolina, September 12, 2018. REUTERS/Carlo
AllegriSep. 12, 2018

Dennis Kernodle talks on the phone during storm
preparations of his oceanfront home ahead of the
arrival of Hurricane Florence in Ocean Isle Beach,
North Carolina, September 12, 2018.
Sep. 12, 2018

A warning flag flies in the gusty wind near Nags Head,
N.C., Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2018 as Hurricane Florence
approaches the coast of the Carolinas. The National
Weather Service says Florence "will likely be the storm
of a lifetime for portions of the Carolina coast."(AP
Photo/Gerry Broome)
Sep. 12, 2018

A paddle boarder gets in some exercise in the early morning off
the beach at the Isle of Palms, S.C., as Hurricane Florence spins
out in the Atlantic ocean Wednesday, Sept. 12, 2018. The
National Weather Service says Hurricane Florence "will likely be
the storm of a lifetime for portions of the Carolina coast." (AP
Photo/Mic Smith)
Sep. 12, 2018

Nixon challenges Cuomo for New York
nomination
Governor Andrew M. Cuomo shakes hand with Cynthia
Nixon prior to the Democratic gubernatorial primary
debate at Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York
August 29, 2018. Craig Ruttle/Pool via REUTERS
GALLLERY PHOTOS

Cynthia Nixon speaks to a fellow passenger
on the 4 train in Brooklyn, New York City,
June 1, 2018. REUTERS/Joe Penney
GALLLERY PHOTOS

Governor Andrew M. Cuomo speaks at the
Democratic gubernatorial primary debate at
Hofstra University in Hempstead, New York
August 29, 2018. Craig Ruttle/Pool via
REUTERS
GALLLERY PHOTOS

Cynthia Nixon speaks during a campaign
event on Wall St. in New York City, August
22, 2018. REUTERS/Brendan McDermid
GALLLERY PHOTOS
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