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Not much needs to be said about the photos below. They are concentrated in them what happened in the world last week.
Citizens on the way to the polls
A few hours left for the 2023 elections which will be held on Sunday, May 21 and everything is ready for the smooth running of the electoral process. Across the country, the ballot boxes will open at the same time on the morning of Sunday 21 May, ie at 07:00. They will remain open for citizens to come and vote for 12 hours and will close at 19:00. The results will be broadcast earlier than ever, thanks to 20,000 tablets, which will be present in the polling stations.
The Prime Minister’s “footwear” in the Thessaloniki metro
The first trial route of the Thessaloniki metro with passengers took place on Thursday morning. Prime Minister Kyriakos Mitsotakis, together with his wife Mareva Grabovski-Mitsotakis and journalists boarded a metro train from the “Neos Sidirodromikos Stathmos” station and went to the terminal station, at the Pylaia train station. As the Prime Minister has announced, the Thessaloniki metro is expected to be operational at the beginning of 2024.
Biblical disaster in Italy
Thirteen people died and thousands were displaced from their homes after the severe storm bad weather that hit Italy, causing floods and landslides. Residents sought shelter on rooftops after 21 rivers overflowed, submerging entire towns. “It’s probably the worst night in the history of Romana,” Michel De Pascal, mayor of Ravenna, told Rai radio. “Ravenna is unrecognizable for the damage she has suffered.”
Cows “cut” walks in the German Parliament
Cows graze on the grass in front of the German parliament building during an environmental protest organization Greenpeace for animal husbandry in Berlin on Tuesday 16 May. Protesters left the herd on the grassy area in front of parliament, which was surrounded by barricades, unfurling a banner reading “Cows on pasture”. “The natural habitat of the cow is pastures. “Unfortunately, most of the cows in Germany live in the barn,” said a Greenpeace spokesperson.
China’s difficulties
A woman walks her dog as delivers cartons in the Beijing. Its economic recovery China is facing pressure from subdued consumer and export demand, a government official said on Tuesday (May 16th), with retail sales and April in the red.
The “paintings” of the Desert
The Nazca Lines were created by the ancient Nazca civilization about 2,000 years ago and depict plants, animals and other shapes. Although scientists have been studying them for over 80 years, the geoglyphs of Peru that since 1994 belong to the World Heritage Sites of Unesco, are a mystery to this day. Thanks to the dry, stable climate of the region, as well as its geographical isolation, most of the lines have been preserved. However, extremely unusual climate changes they can spoil the designs.
The… garden next to the damaged tank
Ukrainian citizens are trying to “rebuild” their lives while the war with Russia raging. In the photo a man he gives life to his garden and plants sunflowers next to one damaged Russian tank in a village in the Kyiv region, on Wednesday, May 17.
Frankfurt “shine”.
A spectacular light-filled spectacle was enjoyed by German citizens on the occasion of the 175th birthday celebrations of the first German regiment in Frankfurt Germany, on Thursday, May 18.
Source: News Beast
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