15 amazing photos you missed this week

Stefany Stuber, 40, a Korean American who speaks with her daughter Olivia Metzler, 7, about recent attacks on Asian Americans, looks at her phone while her daughter brushes her teeth in Philadelphia, March 23.

Turkish riot police detain protesters during a demonstration in support of students at the University of Bogazici – arrested while protesting the appointment of a university president appointed by the Turkish president – in front of the Istanbul court on 26 March.

A member of the Extinction Rebellion Red Rebel Brigade protests against fracking outside government buildings in Dublin, March 23.

This Friday, March 19, photo, a commercial plane lands at Tampa International Airport in Florida. On March 21, more than 1.5 million people passed security checkpoints at US airports, the highest number since the pandemic increased control over the United States more than a year ago. However, passenger traffic remains well below 2019 levels.

Ultra-Orthodox Jews appear in silhouette while participating in the “Mayim Shelanu” ceremony, in which water is collected from a natural source for the preparation of matza, the traditional unleavened bread eaten during the Jewish holiday of Passover, when Israel begins to emerge from closure of the coronavirus, near Jerusalem, in the Israeli-occupied West Bank, March 25.

Lava flows from Guatemala’s Pacaya volcano, on the La Brena farm in the village of Patrocinio, San Vicente Pacaya, about 60 kilometers south of Guatemala City, on March 25.

French diver Arthur Guerin-Boeri, 36, poses after setting a new CMAS world record for free diving under the ice, swimming 120 meters (394 feet) with a breath in three minutes, wearing neoprene clothing, but without fins or gloves , on a lake in Heinola, Finland, on March 25. Eight holes 20 meters apart were drilled into the frozen ice sheet that covers the lake with a safety guideline. The air temperature was 6 degrees centigrade and the water temperature 2.

This photo released by the Suez Canal Authority on Thursday, March 25, shows a backhoe trying to dig the keel of Ever Given, a Panama-flagged cargo ship that crossed the Suez Canal and blocked traffic on the vital waterway. An operation is underway to try to free the ship, which has jeopardized global shipments, as at least 150 other vessels have stopped, waiting for the obstacle to be cleared.

Norwegian Daniel Andre Tande falls during the individual FIS Ski Jumping World Cup competition in Planica, Slovenia, on March 25.

Residents investigate damage to homes after a tornado struck southern Birmingham, Alabama, damaging several homes, Thursday, March 25. Authorities reported major tornado damage south of Birmingham when severe storms hit the state. The governor issued an emergency statement while meteorologists warned that more twisters were likely on the way.

The sun rises in front of the statue of Christ the Redeemer in Rio de Janeiro on March 24th. Christ the Redeemer turns 90 in October and is undergoing restoration works to ensure that it looks the best for the visiting public and tourists.

A photo shows the damage caused by the flood in the Windsor area of ​​Greater Sydney on 24 March.

A girl reacts when a health care professional collects her nasal sample for the COVID-19 coronavirus rapid antigen test, as determined by civic authorities in Mumbai on March 22.

A woman is cropped by the setting sun as she crosses a street on the first day of spring, Saturday, March 20, in San Antonio, Texas.