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Pakistan Polio
Pakistani health worker Naela Emanuel, 18, right, gives a polio vaccine to Anna Akhtar, 9 months, while held by her mother Farah, 28, at their home in a Christian neighborhood in Islamabad, Pakistan, Tuesday, July 17, 2012. Only Pakistan, Afghanistan and Nigeria are on the World Health Organization's list of countries where polio is endemic yet last June, Taliban in North Waziristan, Pakistan announced a ban on all polio vaccinations until U.S. drone assaults in that area end, effectively ensuring tens of thousands of children under five will not be vaccinated
sculptures are made from the nuts and bolts
A worker of Filipino draftsman Mario Mallari Jr. welds scrap metals at at his workshop in Quezon City Metro Manila July 17, 2012. These sculptures are made from the nuts and bolts of old typewriters, automotive parts and other discarded metallic appliances found in junk shops that are creatively welded together to form his unique art pieces
PAKISTAN
A labourer smokes a cigarette after replacing a pair of wheels on his pushcart along a road in Karachi July 17, 2012.
Jai Rodriquez and Mayte Garcia
Jai Rodriquez and Mayte Garcia attend Logo’s AfterEllen & AfterElton Inaugural “Hot 100 Party” at the W Hotel on Monday July 16, 2012 in Los Angeles
A Congolese woman
A Congolese woman carries a large bundle of firewood on her back near to the town of Kitchanga in North Kivu province in eastern Democratic Republic of Congo on July 16, 2012. Many people in this part of eastern Congo, in Masisi territory, rely on rapidly dwindling woodland for their livelihoods, either directly as fire-wood or through producing charcoal which is transported to Goma, the provincial capital, for sale
Stonehenge
A picture shows the prehistoric monument of Stonehenge, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, on Salisbury Plain in Wiltshire, in central southern England, on July 12, 2012. The site of Stonehenge is situated on Salisbury plain in an area of dense prehistoric activity dating back as early as 8,000 BC. The large sarsen stones for which the site is famous were erected during the Bronze Age between 2600 and 2400 BC within and amid earlier earthworks, postholes and smaller stones. in 1986 the site was designated a UNESCO World Heritage Site and it remains the most wellknown prehistoric monument in Britain
SPAIN-FIRE-TOURISM
Dark clouds of smoke billow from a wildfire over a petrol station on a highway in Tijoco Bajo, on the Spanish Canary island of Tenerife, on July 17, 2012. A forest fire raging on the Spanish island reached the edge of a major tourist park oon July 16, spewing thick smoke and red sparks. The fire broke out on July 15, 2012, prompting emergency services to evacuate 90 villagers from their homes overnight, and has spread over 1,800 hectares (2,700 acres), the regional government said
INDONESIA ECONOMIC CHILIS
An Indonesian vendor sells chillis and onions at a traditional market in Bogor, 17 July 2012.Indonesia's Central Bureau of Statistics reported the rate of inflation reached 0.62% in June 2012, this figure is higher than the inflation rate of 0.07% in May. In June the annual inflation rate reached 4.53%. One of the causes of high inflation rate in June was a result of less supply of red chili and incoming the Ramadan fasting month.
The Millennium Diamond catamaran
The Millennium Diamond catamaran is seen at a port in Pula July 17, 2012. Measuring 37 meters long and 17.5 meters wide, it can carry about 600 passengers at once, and is built for the London 2012 Olympic Games to ferry tourists on the River Thames. The catamaran gets its name from its diamond shape and the Diamond Jubilee celebrations of Britain's Queen Elizabeth
Afghan children from the Mobile Mini Circus
In this picture taken on July 9, 2012, Afghan children from the Mobile Mini Circus for Children (MMCC) perform in Kabul. A Canadian man and his German girlfriend are braving the Taliban to take a rickshaw on one of the world's most dangerous road trips to bring the circus to children in Afghanistan, Iran and Pakistan. Adnan Khan, 41, and his anthropologist sweetheart have embarked on the punishing 8,000-kilometre (5,000-mile) trip to Istanbul that demands a police escort and hoisting the rickshaw onto trucks to navigate the trickiest stages
A girl plays in a water fountain
A girl plays in a water fountain in Tokyo on July 17, 2012. Temperature at Tatebayashi in Gunma prefecture, 100km north of Tokyo soared nearly 40 degree Celsius as the rainy season ended in wide areas of Japan
SOUTH KOREA ANIMALS KING-FISHER
A picture made available on 17 July 2012 shows two King-fisher after catching insects to feed some newly hatched chicks in Ganghwa City, Gyeonggi province, South Korea, 10 July 2012.
Philippines Protest
A Filipino woman protester gives vegetables to an activist wearing a mask of Uncle Sam while another with a mask of Philippine President Benigno Aquino III joins a symbolic protest outside the gates of the Malacanang Presidential Palace in Manila, Philippines on Tuesday, July 17, 2012. The protest aims to symbolize President Aquino and the U.S. of depriving and cheating Filipinos
AFGHANISTAN
An Afghan girl consoles another young girl who started crying after seeing paratroopers from Chosen Company of the 3rd Battalion (Airborne), 509th Infantry walk through her village on a helicopter assault mission to improve their biological database, near the town of Ahmad Khel in Afghanistan's Paktiya Province July 16, 2012. Picture taken July 16.
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