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A compilation of international events including the detention of exiled Tibetans in China, the release of 700 prisoners in England and Wales under a new early release scheme, damage from Hurricane Polo in Mexico, a funeral for Palestinians in Gaza, and cultural events in France and South Korea.
Exiled Tibetans shout slogans from a police vehicle after being detained during a protest outside the Chinese embassy on China’s National Day A child prays on China’s National Day outside the Sihang Warehouse battle memorial, where Chinese soldiers defended against Japanese forces in 1937 during the second Sino-Japanese war in the Battle of Shanghai Inmates leave HMP Brixton on early release.
About 700 prisoners who have been serving sentences up to 19 months are to be released from jails in England and Wales in the first wave of the government’s expanded early release scheme Utility personnel work to restore power in a flooded street in Puerto San Carlos after Hurricane Polo hit the Baja California Sur coast Mourners attend a mass funeral for Palestinians whose bodies were recovered from the rubble of a residential building hit in an Israeli strike Dancers attempt to break the world record for the highest number of participants in a French cancan performance, above the Mirror d’Eau reflecting pool Miranda Kerr walks the catwalk in the designer Stella McCartney’s spring/summer 2027 women’s ready-to-wear collection show during Paris fashion week The Estonian slackliner Jaan Roose takes part in South Korea’s first urban highline crossing event, walking a 160-metre-long line suspended 120 metres above the ground A student displays a placard reading ‘Gen Z is Angry’ during ongoing blockading action which is calling for the hiring of substitute teachers, increased resources, and decent learning conditions Local residents survey the scene of Pakistani airstrikes.
Pakistan’s ministry of information confirmed strikes at two locations in Afghanistan, saying they had targeted militant camps and hideouts and killed 22 militants, with precautions to avoid civilian casualties The England footballer Ivan Toney leaves Westminster magistrates court, where he pleaded not guilty to assault causing actual bodily harm over an incident at a nightclub in Wardour Street, Soho, in December 2025 More than 10 houses were damaged and three destroyed in Russian guided bomb strikes; two women were injured and hospitalised Israeli soldiers take positions during a raid after the entry of hundreds of Israeli settlers into Joseph’s Tomb.
According to the Palestinian news agency Wafa, Israeli military vehicles entered the eastern part of the city, residents were forced to evacuate homes surrounding the site, and soldiers used the houses as military posts
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