Photos of the Day: Nov. 25

CAMEL IN TOW: People watched as a beggar with a camel knelt in front of a store to beg for money in Shaoxing, China, Monday.
CAMEL IN TOW: People watched as a beggar with a camel knelt in front of a store to beg for money in Shaoxing, China, Monday.
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UNREST: A police officer sprayed demonstrators with pepper spray during a protest against the government’s decision to suspend a European Union trade deal Monday in Kiev, Ukraine.
UNREST: A police officer sprayed demonstrators with pepper spray during a protest against the government’s decision to suspend a European Union trade deal Monday in Kiev, Ukraine.
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TAKE COVER: A member of the Libyan army held his weapon behind a garbage bin during clashes in Benghazi, Libya, Monday. Clashes pitting soldiers and armed civilians against members of a militant Islamic group in Benghazi left nine dead early on Monday, officials said.
TAKE COVER: A member of the Libyan army held his weapon behind a garbage bin during clashes in Benghazi, Libya, Monday. Clashes pitting soldiers and armed civilians against members of a militant Islamic group in Benghazi left nine dead early on Monday, officials said.
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KABOOM! Mount Sinabung spewed smoke on Monday in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Mount Sinabung, which has been intermittently erupting since September, erupted eight times in just a few hours on Sunday.
KABOOM! Mount Sinabung spewed smoke on Monday in North Sumatra, Indonesia. Mount Sinabung, which has been intermittently erupting since September, erupted eight times in just a few hours on Sunday.
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FAREWELL: Chinese paramilitary policemen cried as they saw off veterans during a farewell ceremony in Taiyuan, China, Sunday.
FAREWELL: Chinese paramilitary policemen cried as they saw off veterans during a farewell ceremony in Taiyuan, China, Sunday.
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FACE TIME: A camera assistant held a television screen showing former Honduras President Manuel Zelaya as he spoke to the media in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Monday. Honduras’s ruling conservative party appeared headed for victory over an upstart leftist coalition in the country’s…
FACE TIME: A camera assistant held a television screen showing former Honduras President Manuel Zelaya as he spoke to the media in Tegucigalpa, Honduras, Monday. Honduras’s ruling conservative party appeared headed for victory over an upstart leftist coalition in the country’s presidential elections, according to official results Monday, but the second-place candidate had yet to concede defeat.
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SNOW-COVERED: Buses moved in the snow in Mudanjiang City, China, Monday.
SNOW-COVERED: Buses moved in the snow in Mudanjiang City, China, Monday.
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VIOLENCE IN THE STANDS: Several people were injured when St. Etienne fans threw seats at local supporters in Nice, France, on Sunday, the French interior and sports ministries said.
VIOLENCE IN THE STANDS: Several people were injured when St. Etienne fans threw seats at local supporters in Nice, France, on Sunday, the French interior and sports ministries said.
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OFFERING COMFORT: People embraced during a minute of silence held at the Maxima supermarket site in Riga, Latvia, Monday, four days after the roof of the building caved in on shoppers, killing 54 people.
OFFERING COMFORT: People embraced during a minute of silence held at the Maxima supermarket site in Riga, Latvia, Monday, four days after the roof of the building caved in on shoppers, killing 54 people.
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NINE IN A ROW: Sebastian Vettel celebrated winning the Brazilian Grand Prix in São Paulo on Sunday.
NINE IN A ROW: Sebastian Vettel celebrated winning the Brazilian Grand Prix in São Paulo on Sunday.
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OUT TO DRY: Nelia Llego hung her clothes Monday in a neighborhood in Tacloban City, Philippines, that was destroyed by Typhoon Haiyan.
OUT TO DRY: Nelia Llego hung her clothes Monday in a neighborhood in Tacloban City, Philippines, that was destroyed by Typhoon Haiyan.
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TIME TO CLEAN: A worker cleaned up leaked oil Monday, after explosions at a Sinopec Corp oil pipeline in Qingdao, China. A pair of pipeline explosions Friday killed 55 people in one of the country’s most destructive industrial accidents this year.
TIME TO CLEAN: A worker cleaned up leaked oil Monday, after explosions at a Sinopec Corp oil pipeline in Qingdao, China. A pair of pipeline explosions Friday killed 55 people in one of the country’s most destructive industrial accidents this year.
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DERAILMENT: Amtrak passengers left a derailed Amtrak train in Spartanburg County, S.C., Monday. More than 200 passengers were stuck on the New York-bound train that left the tracks early Monday morning. No one was seriously injured.
DERAILMENT: Amtrak passengers left a derailed Amtrak train in Spartanburg County, S.C., Monday. More than 200 passengers were stuck on the New York-bound train that left the tracks early Monday morning. No one was seriously injured.
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FADING SUN: Children played in a field on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan, Monday.
FADING SUN: Children played in a field on the outskirts of Islamabad, Pakistan, Monday.
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