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Workers spread rice on plastic sheet to dry under the sun at a rice mill in Naypyidaw on May 27, 2018.
THET AUNG, AFP/Getty Images
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Palestinian
relatives of 28-year-old Islamic Jihad member Abdul Haleem al-Naqa
mourn during his funeral in Khan Yunis in the southern Gaza strip on May
27, 2018, after he was killed by Israeli tank fire targeting an
observation post earlier in the day east of Rafah. SAID KHATIB, AFP/Getty Images
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A
woman sits on the beach among yellow clothes shaped as crosses during a
protest in support for jailed separatist leaders called by local
Republic Defence Committees at Mataro's beach, near Barcelona, on May
27, 2018. PAU BARRENA, AFP/Getty Images
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A
woman sits on the beach among yellow clothes shaped as crosses during a
protest in support for jailed separatist leaders called by local
Republic Defence Committees at Mataro's beach, near Barcelona, on May
27, 2018. PAU BARRENA, AFP/Getty Images
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Activists
of the Jamiat Ulema-e-Islam-Fazl party run from policemen during a
protest against the amendment bill on semi-autonomous Federally
Administered Tribal Areas in front of province assembly, in Peshawar on
May 27, 2018.
Pakistan passed legislation on May 24 paving the way for its restive
tribal areas, long a focal point in the global war on terror, to enter
the political mainstream, ending a colonial-era arrangement that
endorsed collective punishment and fueled militancy.The constitutional
amendment would see the semi-autonomous Federally Administered Tribal
Areas along the border with Afghanistan officially merged into
neighboring Khyber Pakhtunkhwa province.
ABDUL MAJEED, AFP/Getty Images
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A
Bangladeshi volunteer prepares Iftar food for Muslim devotees before
breaking their fast during the holy month of Ramadan at a shrine in
Dhaka on May 27, 2018. Muslims throughout the world are marking the
month of Ramadan, the holiest month in the Islamic calendar during which
Muslims fast from dawn until dusk. MUNIR UZ ZAMAN, AFP/Getty Images
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Activists
throw red powder during a protest against bullfighting in Madrid on May
27, 2018. For some people bullfighting is a traditional spectacle in
Spain but animal rights activists see it as torture against animals. Francisco Seco, AP
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"These
are some of our Marines buried here," said U.S. Marine Sergeant Major
Darrell Carver of the 6th Marine Regiment as he walks among the graves
of U.S. soldiers, most of them killed in the World War I Battle of
Belleau Wood, during a ceremony to commemorate the 100th anniversary of
the battle on Memorial Day at the Aisne-Marne American Cemetery on May
27, 2018 near Chateau-Thierry, France. Nearly 100 years before U.S.
soldiers, including Marines from the 6th Regiment, repelled repeated
assaults from a German advance at Belleau Wood only 60 miles from Paris.
The U.S. suffered approximately 10,000 casualties in the month-long
battle, including nearly 2,000 dead. Today the Battle of Belleau Wood is
central to the lore of U.S. Marines. Sean Gallup, Getty Images
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