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If a picture is worth a thousand words then you definitely don't need many words for the photos below.
The following images are summarized what happened to the world last week.
See how his camera captured it Associated Press the events that have taken place in the world in the last seven days.
Athens, Greece: Again… cloud in the city center, but not from cars
Episodes occurred on the afternoon of Thursday, July 9 at the Syntagma, with chemicals and Molotov cocktails composing the scene. Many people participated in the mobilization against the bill for the demonstrations, which was voted in the Parliament, with the intensity not missing. A group of people coming from the University threw Molotov cocktails and stones at the police in cooperation with Vas. Sofias, with the response including chemicals. The cloud returned to the center of the capital, but not from the cars.
Belgrade, Serbia: A scene that smells of "gunpowder" all over the country
Tensions erupted a day earlier in relation to Athens and Belgrade, where strong police forces broke up a rally organized by the opposition in front of the Serbian Parliament. The incidents started when a group of protesters removed the metal railings surrounding the building and headed towards the entrance throwing stones and crackers, while the police responded with chemicals. A similar scenario prevailed in other cities of the country.
Milan, Italy: Skala like no one has ever seen
A different picture from the recent past had the La Scala in Milan on July 6, the day that the opera in the capital of Lombardy reopened to the public, after the sweeping passage of the coronavirus throughout Italy, but especially in this region. Masks were an essential accessory for watching the show.
Spielberg, Austria: F1 tribute to victims of racist violence
A completely different scenario than what the loyal Formula 1 audience knows from previous years prevailed at the Austrian Red Bull Ring, at the start of the season, which went about four months back due to coronavirus. Ground pilots made a symbolic move before the start, paying tribute to the victims of racist violence, with anti-discrimination T-shirts. The only thing that did not change was the superiority of Mercedes on the track…
Bournemouth, England: First aid to a football player in the coronavirus era
The adaptation of football to the era of the pandemic is shown by the way of providing first aid to the Bournemouth football player, Adam Smith, who was injured during the home game of his team against Tottenham. For the record, the match ended without a goal (0-0).
London, England: Love under Shakespeare and then music
London, like other cities in England, is gradually returning to normal, after the great consequences caused by the coronavirus. The situation of the previous months may not have even been thought of by William Shakespeare, who… smiles at a wall of the capital, watching a couple kiss passionately with the sounds of music, in a setting that signals hope for a better future.
New York, USA: Huge "Black Lives Matter" to See βλέ Trump
The pavement of the famous 5th Avenue in New York, in front of the Trump Tower, was painted with huge yellow letters that write the slogan "Black Lives Matter". The U.S. capital, a stronghold of the Democrats, wanted to send a message to the billionaire president, as protests and symbolic anti-discrimination protests continue across the country - and beyond.
La Pas, Bolivia: The Devil's virus lurks everywhere
Bolivia may be experiencing smaller consequences of the coronavirus pandemic than many of the other Latin American countries, but it is not without its many cases and victims, which already number more than 1.600. The virus shows its… diabolical character, something that street artists also highlight.
Tokyo, Japan: Fear of pandemic for four
The quadruple portrayal of a man walking on a Tokyo street may be the result of a glass wall, but perhaps the fear of the virus is more realistically reflected, with the mask being necessary for him even for the simplest and everyday habits.
New Delhi, India: Sampling by… an alien
A health worker in India takes a nasal sample of a fellow citizen for COVID-19 at a hospital in New Delhi. The way the sampling is done seems strange, however it is the best possible to avoid any contact, which can be dangerous. The country has overtaken Russia in cases and is ranked third in the world.
via: newsbeast