BY KEVIN SAWYER – Once again it is Monday which means HipDaily takes a look at what happened in the rest of the world last week. So, without any further ado, here are some dramatic photos of a few things that happened last week in the rest of the world…
The vigilante war against criminals and drug dealers continues in the Philippines as hundreds have been already murdered by police and private citizens.
The people of the African nation of Gabon were so unhappy with their recent national election that they burned down the Gabon Parliament building in the capital city of Libreville.
The European Fantastic Film Festival continued at Strasbourg, France. These people are enjoying a screening of “Jaws” while relaxing at the Strasbourg public baths.
These may be the most unusual high school band uniforms ever! The band is walking in downtown La Paz, Bolivia in preparation for a parade.
It was Fashion Week on the runways of London last week. It seems not many were all that enthusiastic about these fall fashions.
Riots and protests continued last week in Johannesburg, South Africa as students demanded that the national leadership offer free education to its citizenry.
A startling full moon in Cali, Columbia.
The Islamic State continues to gain ground in Libya as the Libyan army seems to be over matched by the insurgents of the Islamic State.
This little three year old Russian boy got lost in the Siberian wilderness for three days. It was a miracle he survived the elements and the wild animals such as tigers and bears. He was found huddled in an abandoned helicopter deep into the Siberian forest.
Canadian wheelchair basketball team member, Adam Lancia, celebrates his wife’s women’s wheelchair basketball team victory over China at the Paralympic Games in Rio last week.
PHOTO CREDITS: Reuters