Belgian Foreign Minister: EU credibility on the line over Gaza
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Former Bayern Munich stars celebrate at Oktoberfest
Retired World Cup champion and Bayern Munich striker Luca Toni joked about returning to competitive football when asked about Bayern Munich's attacking strength.
Floodwater fails to recede in Conway, buildings remain submerged
Floodwater from Hurricane Florence has persisted in the town of Conway, South Carolina, and its surrounding areas, with drone footage recorded on Sunday showing the extent of the flooding.
Fire dragon dances through streets of Hong Kong
Eighty people lifted a giant fire dragon through the streets of Hong Kong on Monday as part of the city's mid-autumn festival celebrations.
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Lanterns flood the night sky in Taiwan
Local and foreign visitors gathered to celebrate the mid-autumn festival in Pinghsi, Taiwan, on Monday, releasing hundreds of flying lanterns that lit up the night sky.
Bartenders from the Americas make giant Cuba Libre in Havana
Dozens of bartenders from the Americas gathered in Havana on Sunday (26 AUGUST 2018) to create a giant Cuba Libre cocktail.
Japanese performer rocks out to win air guitar world championship
Air guitar enthusiasts gathered on Friday (August 24) in Oulu in north-western Finland to compete at mastering their imaginary electric guitars, pursuing the title of world champion in their bewildering passion.
Thousands tie the knot at mass wedding in South Korea
South Korea's controversial Unification Church held a mass wedding on Monday (August 27) with about 4,000 couples from 64 countries exchanging marriage vows.
Ford celebrates production of its 10 millionth Mustang
Ford Motor Co. marked the production of the 10 millionth Mustang with celebrations at the automaker's headquarters in Dearborn, Michigan, as well as at the Flat Rock Assembly Plant, where the iconic sports car is made.
Ecuador: Festival of Lights transforms Quito's old city
The colonial centre of the Ecuadorean capital Quito is being transformed by the annual Fiesta de la Luz (Festival of Lights).
Thousands protest in Argentina after senate rejects bill to legalise abortion
Thousands of protesters took to the Argentinian streets ahead of the historic vote on abortion laws, which currently bans the procedure in the country, expect in cases of rape or risk to the woman’s life.
Thailand's floating football pitch
The village of Koh Panyee in Thailand is famous for its floating football field, which was built by young people.
Greeks mourn wildfire victims with candlelight vigil outside parliament
Several hundred Greeks holding candles gathered silently outside parliament on Monday evening (July 30) to remember those who died in deadly wildfires.
CCTV shows man sparking gas station fire
Police are looking for a man who started a fire at a New York City gas station which seriously injured a man nearby.
Death toll from Japan floods rise, dozens still missing
Officials in Japan say the death toll from floods and landslides caused by record rainfall in the western part of the country has reached 149, while 59 remain missing.
World Cup volunteers shimmy in flash mob and join pitch on Red Square
More than 17,000 volunteers helped mount the World Cup in Russia, welcoming spectators to stadiums and fan fests and assisting teams and journalists with a smile.
FAI World Canopy Piloting Championships kick-off for 2018
It was a week full of airsports, with breathtaking and spectacular parachuting action at the airfield in Szymanów, which is situated near Wroclaw in Poland.
Death toll rises in Hiroshima following heavy rainfall
Roads remain damaged in Hiroshima on Monday while the search and rescue effort continues for those still missing, following the heavy rainfall that hammered southern Japan for the third day straight.
Monsoon rains flood India's streets in Mumbai
Heavy monsoon rains have been disrupting daily life in India's financial capital.
Photographer Spencer Tunick undresses Melbourne
Up to 400 people stripped naked then draped themselves in see-through red fabric in a Melbourne city car park on Monday to pose for U.S. photographer Spencer Tunick.
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