Hohhot, Inner Mongolia
Dancers perform during the second International Mongolian Dance Exhibition. More than 1,000 dancers from China, Mongolia and Russia will perform during the four-day festival.
Photograph: Xinhua/Barcroft Images
Cox’s Bazar, Bangladesh
An albino Rohingya child at the camp on the border with Myanmar that is now home to thousands of refugees.
Photograph: Cathal McNaughton/Reuters
Brighton, UK
A delegate arrives for the final day of the Labour party annual conference.
Photograph: Gareth Fuller/PA
Here's a British Cowboy and the Texas Rockhouse loves him since this man will be bringing smiles wherever he goes.
Free State Province, South Africa
Three-year-old white rhino with a hide covering his open wounds. Named Wasida, Zulu for Survivor, he was shot twice through the head by poachers before having his horns removed. Wasida is being cared for by the Saving the Survivors vets initiative.
Photograph: Kim Ludbrook/EPA
At first this looks horrible but Wasida has been rescued and now the prospects look good. The covering likely protects the wounded tissue while also providing air circulation to help it heal. Good luck to Wasida.
Costești, Romania
A Roma girl waits for her mother in the 15th-century Bistrița monastery.
Photograph: Vadim Ghirda/AP
The Roma people are often called Gypsies and are persecuted by just about everyone but we see no basis for that in this little girl.
The monastery shows features similar to a small Greek church near Katakolo which I loved since it also had paintings and colors everywhere. It's glorious.
St Peter’s, Vatican City
Pope Francis poses with a group of Mexican pilgrims during his weekly general audience.
Photograph: Vincenzo Pinto/AFP/Getty Images
Zen Yogi: everybody loves him
All except a few cranks in Dodge City, Yogi. Pope Francis is such a marvelous human. I'm not even Catholic and yet I respect him tremendously.
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