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1) Crossing into Colombia
Tens of thousands of Venezuelans streamed across the border from the town of San Antonio del Tachira into Cucuta, Colombia on Sunday (17 July) to stock up on food, home goods and medicine that are in ...Show More
2) Magnificent Matsuri
One of Japan’s biggest and oldest events, the month-long Gion Matsuri summer festival is in full swing in Kyoto. The city hosts a parade called Yamaboko Junko where residents and tourists gather in do...Show More
3) Ferocious mountain torrents destroy houses in Hunan, China
Video footage captured mountain torrents destroying a row of wooden houses in a village China’s central Hunan Province. Heavy rains triggered the land and mudslides on Sunday morning in Hunan’s Guzh...Show More
4) Turkish army and supporters of Erdogan in face off
Supporters of the Turkish president take to the streets to show their fury against putchistes.
5) Anti-Theresa May protesters want new election
People dressed as Theresa May parade outside the incoming British prime minister’s soon-to-be home of 10 Downing Street, dancing and singing in protest to call for a new general election.
6) Poland: dancing nuns go viral
Polish nuns dance to encourage young faithfuls to take part in World Youth Day at the end of July. The Sisters of St. Faustina Order from Mysliborz in West Pomerania recorded a video of their antics, ...Show More
7) China: Trucks running into water
A dozen trucks carrying heavy rocks were driven into the flood to help block a dyke in central China’s Hunan Province. The local residents were evacuated immediately while emergency repair was conduct...Show More
8) Portugal's Euro 2016 champions return to Lisbon
Tens of thousands of people greeted Portugal on arrival in Lisbon on Monday, a day after the team won the European Championship for its first major trophy. Dozens of airport staff gathered on the tarm...Show More
9) World's 'largest orchestra' performs in Germany
The world record for the largest orchestra has been broken, according to the German Institute for Records. The Institute said 7,548 musicians gathered in a football stadium in Frankfurt to play for 45...Show More