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Gazans recycle rubble of destroyed homes to reconstruct enclave
Palestinians in the Gaza strip recycle the rubble of destroyed buildings into concrete blocks to be used in the reconstruction of the enclave, after Israeli airstrikes left at least 6,000 people homeless, according to the United Nation
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Bolivian politicians trade kicks and punches during Congress session
Bolivian politicians Henry Montero and Antonio Gabriel Colque trade kicks and punches during a public session in Congress in La Paz, after receiving a government minister's report on the arrest of former right-wing president Jeanine Anez
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Members of Hamas' armed wing parade in Gaza City
Members of the Ezzedine al-Qassam Brigades, armed wing of the Palestinian Hamas movement, parade in Gaza City after Hamas threatened a renewed escalation over a planned right-wing Israeli march through flashpoint areas of annexed east Jerusalem on Thursday
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Workers clear site of Pakistan train crash as death toll rises
Workers repair and clear the damaged tracks at the site where two Pakistan trains collided in a remote farming region, an accident that has killed dozens and highlighted huge safety problems on the nation's dilapidated rail network
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France sends smaller replica of Statue of Liberty to US
A replica of the Statue of Liberty, smaller but based on the original plaster cast of its big sister on Ellis Island, a gift from France, was given a sendoff Monday ahead of its trip to the United States where it will be displayed for Independence Day on July 4
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Mexicans vote in violence-stricken Guerrero state
Vigilantes stand guard as residents of violence-stricken Guerrero state go to the polls in legislative elections in Mexico. Eight politicians have been murdered during this election campaign alone in the state, and four were candidates for office.
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Dozens march briskly through Yangon in flash Myanmar protest
Dozens of protesters march quickly through the streets of Myanmar's Yangon against February's military ousting of the civilian government. The crowd unfurled banners, chanted slogans including 'we want democracy' and held up three fingers in protest at the coup.
