no comment Orthodox Christian worshippers plunge into icy waters Orthodox Christian worshippers braved cold weather and plunged into cold wateron Monday to retrieve a wooden cross during the traditional blessing of the Orthodox Epiphany Day. 06/01/2020
no comment North and South Korea welcome in the new decade There were fireworks in Pyongyang and bell-ringing in Seoul. 31/12/2019
Germany Oktoberfest: What's it like to don a dirndl and work as a waitress? Of course, there are times when the wait staff at Oktoberfest have to deal with difficult customers. "I think if you just have good banter, or a 'mouth like a sword' as they say in Bavaria, you can actually get by quite well with that." 28/09/2019
no comment Spain: More than 20,000 revellers enjoy annual Tomatina festival Organisers of the annual Tomatina festival tossed 145 tonnes of over-ripe tomatoes into the crowd, quickly converting the town into a red sea. 28/08/2019
no comment Daredevils scale greasy pole in bizarre traditional competition Dozens of plucky locals took part in a bizarre traditional competition in the port of Roquetas de Mar in southern Spain on Friday afternoon which saw them attempt to run the length of a greasy pole to grab flags before splashing into the sea below 29/07/2019
no comment Ornate floats parade through the streets of Kyoto at Gion Festival Ornately-decorated floats paraded through Japan's ancient capital Kyoto on Wednesday at the climax of the annual Gion Festival. 17/07/2019
Spain Spain's Haro wine battle: Crowds throw litres of wine over each other The event is held to celebrate Saint Peter and the region's plentiful wine output. 29/06/2019
no comment Thais scramble for sacred rice grains in annual ploughing ceremony The Ploughing Ceremony produced a prediction that there will be enough water for farming while rice, food, and fruits will be abundant this year. 09/05/2019
no comment Elephants pay respect to the new thai king A day after thousands of Thais celebrated the coronation of Thailand's King Maha Vajiralongkorn, another group appeared to pay respect to the new king. 07/05/2019
no comment Villagers make offerings to Mexican volcano named 'The Sleeping Woman' There are potatoes to fry for the feast, and heaping bunches of red carnations to lug up to the stone altar 3,800 meters (12,467 feet) above. 06/05/2019
no comment Mexicans re-enact victory over France celebrated as Cinco de Mayo Thousands marked the anniversary of the Battle of Puebla in Mexico City on Sunday with a parade and reenactment of the famous 1862 battle, in which Mexican troops defeated the French army. 06/05/2019
no comment Seville Fair kicks off week of partying with lighting ceremony Hundreds of thousands of people joined the opening of the annual Seville Fair (Feria de Abril) this Sunday at midnight, marking the beginning of an entire week of dancing, drinking, eating, and socializing. 05/05/2019
no comment Watch: Our best no comment videos of the week Here's our selection of this week's best no comment videos. 26/04/2019
no comment Spain's "Fallas" festival ends with burning of giant ninots Fireworks and flames took over central Valencia on Tuesday (March 19) as locals and thousands of tourists celebrated the end of a four-day festival with the burning of over 380 ornate and colourful monuments made up of giant figures known as ninots, in the "Crema de Fallas" (burning of the fallas). 20/03/2019
