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1/46 26 January 2017

Australian activists attend a protest held to denounce the celebration of Australia Day, which many indigenous people call 'Invasion Day' in Adelaide, Australia. Australia Day is celebrated on 26 January, marking the arrival of the first British convict fleet in 1788. Some argue that the day marks the start of the dispossession of Indigenous people, so it is not a day to be celebrated

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2/46 26 January 2017

Australian activists attend a protest held to denounce the celebration of Australia Day, which many indigenous people call 'Invasion Day' in Adelaide, Australia. Australia Day is celebrated on 26 January, marking the arrival of the first British convict fleet in 1788. Some argue that the day marks the start of the dispossession of Indigenous people, so it is not a day to be celebrated

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3/46 26 January 2017

Australian activists attend a protest held to denounce the celebration of Australia Day, which many indigenous people call 'Invasion Day' in Adelaide, Australia. Australia Day is celebrated on 26 January, marking the arrival of the first British convict fleet in 1788. Some argue that the day marks the start of the dispossession of Indigenous people, so it is not a day to be celebrated

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4/46 26 January 2017

Australian activists attend a protest held to denounce the celebration of Australia Day, which many indigenous people call 'Invasion Day' in Adelaide, Australia. Australia Day is celebrated on 26 January, marking the arrival of the first British convict fleet in 1788. Some argue that the day marks the start of the dispossession of Indigenous people, so it is not a day to be celebrated

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5/46 26 January 2017

Australian activists attend a protest held to denounce the celebration of Australia Day, which many indigenous people call 'Invasion Day' in Adelaide, Australia. Australia Day is celebrated on 26 January, marking the arrival of the first British convict fleet in 1788. Some argue that the day marks the start of the dispossession of Indigenous people, so it is not a day to be celebrated

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6/46 25 January 2017

Johanna Konta of Britain leaves the court after being defeated by Serena Williams of the USA, after their Women's Singles quarterfinal match at the Australian Open Grand Slam tennis tournament in Melbourne, Victoria, Australia

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7/46 26 January 2017

German Chancellor Angela Merkel attends a session of the German Bundestag (lower house of parliament) in Berlin

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8/46 26 January 2017

A Bangladeshi protester shows shells from tear gas and rubber bullets during a protest against the construction of a coal-fired power plant in Dhaka

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9/46 26 January 2017

Newly sworn-in Austrian President Alexander Van der Bellen is surrounded by lawmakers in the parliament in the Austrian capital Vienna

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10/46 26 January 2017

IMF Managing Director Christine Lagarde visits the Centre for Domestic Violence Prevention at St. Agnes Academy Wabiggalo in the Makindye division in Kampala, Uganda

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11/46 26 January 2017

A man warms himself in the steam rising from a manhole in Paris early, after a week of unusually low temperatures

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12/46 26 January 2017

An Indian Navy contingent marches past during the Republic Day Parade at Rajpath in New Delhi. Motorbike stunt riders and herds of camels wowed the crowds gathered in the centre of New Delhi to celebrate Republic Day, an annual showcase of India's military hardware and cultural diversity

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13/46 26 January 2017

Indian school children perform in the Republic Day Parade at Rajpath in New Delhi.

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14/46 25 January 2017

People watch a forest fire in Santa Olga, 240 km south of Santiago. The Chilean government declared a state of emergency in several central areas due to forest fires that have destroyed more than 140,000 hectares of woods so far

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15/46 25 January 2017

Syrian women take pictures as they ride a train travelling through Aleppo's devastated eastern districts for the first time in more than four years

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16/46 25 January 2017

A Syrian woman peers out the window as she sits in a train travelling through Aleppo's devastated eastern districts for the first time in more than four yearsIt is the train's first such trip since rebels overran east Aleppo in the summer of 2012, effectively dividing the northern city into a regime-held west and a rebel-controlled east

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17/46 25 January 2017

Keystone XL oil pipeline owner TransCanada's President and CEO Russ Girling arrives at the CIBC World Markets

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18/46 25 January 2017

Construction along the US-Mexico border wall in San Ysidro, California. US President Donald Trump issued an executive order to begin the process of building a wall along the US-Mexico border and is expected to sign an executive order that would suspend the United States' broader refugee program for 125 days

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19/46 25 January 2017

A Border Patrol vehicle sits along the US-Mexico border wall in San Ysidro, California

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20/46 25 January 2017

Pedestrians head to the port of entry station along the US-Mexico border wall in Tijuana, Mexico. US President Donald Trump issued an executive order to begin the process of building a wall along the US-Mexico border and is expected to sign an executive order that would suspend the United States' broader refugee program for 125 days

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21/46 25 January 2017

Chapecoense soccer players, Neto, goalkeeper Follmann, in the wheelchair, Alan Ruschel, and radio soccer announcer Rafael Henzel, all who survived a plane crash, at a friendly match between Brazil and Colombia at the Nilton Santos stadium in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil

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22/46 25 January 2017

Brazil's Robinho greets Chapecoense players Jackson Follmann, Alan Ruschel and Neto before a friendly match between Brazil and Colombia

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23/46 25 January 2017

Chapocoense survivors Jackson Follmann, Alan Ruschel and Neto are honoured before a friendly match between Brazil and Colombia

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24/46 25 January 2017

A woman wearing the Colombian colours sells fruit on the street in Cartagena, Colombia

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25/46 25 January 2017

A woman wearing the Colombian colours sells fruit on the street in Cartagena, Colombia

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26/46 25 January 2017

With the White House in the foreground, protesters unfurl a banner on top of a crane at the construction site of the former Washington Post office building, in Washington, DC. The protestors are with the Greenpeace organization

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27/46 25 January 2017

Protesters unfurl a banner that reads 'Resist' at the construction site of the former Washington Post building in Washington, after police say protesters climbed a crane at the site refusing to allow workers to work in the area

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28/46 22 January 2017

ECOWAS (Economic Community of West African States) soldiers patrol in front of the Second Battalion Camp in Farafegny, Gambia

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29/46 21 January 2017

The players of Chapecoense survivors of the accident Neto, Jackson Follmann, Alan Ruschel, receive the trophy of the South American Cup, just before the friendly match between Chapecoense and Palmeiras in Chapeco

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30/46 21 January 2017

Chapecoense (in green) and Palmeiras players pose before a charity match

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31/46 21 January 2017

Fans of Chapecoense pictured before a charity match between Chapecoense and Palmeiras. The banner reads: 'Thanks Palmeiras and Atletico de Medellin!'

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32/46 21 January 2017

The remains of a car are seen at the scene where a car bomb exploded late on Saturday close to the recently re-opened Italian embassy in Tripoli, Libya

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33/46 21 January 2017

People gather at the scene where a car bomb exploded late on Saturday close to the recently re-opened Italian embassy in Tripoli, Libya

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34/46 21 January 2017

Former Gambian president Yahya Jammeh boards a private jet before departing Banjul airport, Gambia

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35/46 21 January 2017

Burnt land is seen after forest fires in a town called Cauquenes in the Maule region, south of Chile

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36/46 21 January 2017

View of a forest fire in Pumanque, 140 km south of Santiago

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37/46 21 January 2017

The Chilean government declared a state of emergency in several central areas due to forest fires that have destroyed more than 35,000 hectares of woods so far

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38/46 21 January 2017

A general view of tulips on the Dam Square in Amsterdam. During National Tulip Day, the official opening of the tulip season, visitors can pick the flowers for free in a specially created garden

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39/46 21 January 2017

A general view of tulips on the Dam Square in Amsterdam. During National Tulip Day, the official opening of the tulip season, visitors can pick the flowers for free in a specially created garden.

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40/46 21 January 2017

People comfort each other in front of a school building in Budapest, Hungary

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41/46 21 January 2017

A black flag waves at the entrance of Szinyeri Merse Pal Grammar School in Budapest, Hungary

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42/46 21 January 2017

Candles and flowers are placed at the Szinyei Merse Pal High-school in Budapest, to commemorate the victims of a bus accident in Italy.

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43/46 21 January 2017

Survivors of the bus crash that killed 16 people stand outside a hotel, in Verona, Italy

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44/46 21 January 2017

A burned Hungarian bus after an accident at 'Verona Est' highway's exit in Verona, Italy. Italian police reported that at least 16 people died in the bus crash as Hungarian students were reportedly returning to Budapest from a school trip from France. According to reports, 55 people, 39 of whom were injured and taken to nearby hospitals, were on board the bus during the incident

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45/46 21 January 2017

A coach carrying Hungarian teenagers home from a school trip crashed and burst into flames on the motorway in northern Italy, killing 16 people, firefighters said. Some 39 injured were taken to hospital following the accident near Verona on Friday night, which occurred when the vehicle smashed into a bridge pillar

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46/46 21 January 2017

Protester carries an effigy of President Donald Trump during the Women's March in London, England

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