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Weekly Photo Highlights: Fashion, Battles, and Protests

From fashion statements to historical reenactments, this week's photo summary captures standout moments globally.

Source: bbc.co.uk1 min read
Weekly Photo Highlights: Fashion, Battles, and Protests
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In brief

Catch up on the week's best photos, featuring Rihanna at the Fashion Awards, a historic battle reenactment, and ongoing protests in Georgia.

Weekly Photo Highlights: Fashion, Battles, and ProtestsThis week, we have a vibrant selection of news photographs from around the globe! šŸŒ In snowy San Francisco, Isaac Guerendo of the 49ers sprinted for a touchdown, but the Buffalo Bills triumphed 35-10.šŸˆ Meanwhile, pop superstar Rihanna stole the show as the headlining act at the 2024 Fashion Awards held at the dazzling Royal Albert Hall in London.✨In a throwback to history, about 1,000 reenactors commemorated the 219th anniversary of the Battle of Austerlitz. The battle, which took place on December 2, 1805, was a significant victory for Napoleon’s forces over the Russo-Austrian army.āš”ļøOver in Syria, rebel forces have recaptured the critical city of Aleppo, marking a significant moment in the ongoing conflict as they strive against the government’s grip.✊Taking a more ceremonial tone, members of the 1st Battalion Welsh Guards prepared for a royal welcome for the Emir of Qatar in London. šŸŽ–ļø As temperatures drop in Kashmir, locals brave the chill as they navigate Dal Lake, experiencing sub-zero conditions. 🄶On a more festive note, actor Richard Aucott gears up for a Christmas pantomime of Snow White, while in Mozambique, students marched amidst political tensions following the recent election results.🚨 Finally, in Georgia, protests erupted after the ruling party announced a pause on EU talks, leading to over 300 arrests. And in festive spirit, the Riding Santas Harley Davidson Club spread joy by distributing sweets to kids while raising funds for a hospice in Germany. šŸŽ…šŸļø

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