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A wristwatch and a pair of earrings belonging to deceased Stanislawa Mordes are seen on June 11, 2024 in Warsaw, during a ceremony of returning the personal effects to the families of two Polish victims killed following the Warsaw Uprising from 1944. The event in the Polish capital was held in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the doomed Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation. As part of its #StolenMemory campaign, the Arolsen Archives have since 2016 worked to track down the descendents of camp victims and return their property in order to honour their memory. (Photo by Wojtek Radwanski / AFP)
A brooch and a small powder compact belonging to deceased Anna Tomczyk (L) and a wristwatch and a pair of earrings belonging to deceased Stanislawa Mordes (R) are seen on June 11, 2024 in Warsaw, during a ceremony of returning the personal effects to the families of the two Polish victims killed following the Warsaw Uprising from 1944. The event in the Polish capital was held in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the doomed Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation. As part of its #StolenMemory campaign, the Arolsen Archives have since 2016 worked to track down the descendents of camp victims and return their property in order to honour their memory. (Photo by Wojtek Radwanski / AFP)
A wristwatch and a pair of earrings belonging to deceased Stanislawa Mordes are seen on June 11, 2024 in Warsaw, during a ceremony of returning the personal effects to the families of two Polish victims killed following the Warsaw Uprising from 1944. The event in the Polish capital was held in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the doomed Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation. As part of its #StolenMemory campaign, the Arolsen Archives have since 2016 worked to track down the descendents of camp victims and return their property in order to honour their memory. (Photo by Wojtek Radwanski / AFP)
United Transformation Movement (UTM) supporters mourn at the start of a vigil at the party headquarters in Lilongwe June 11, 2024, to mourn their founder and president Saulos Klaus Chilima who is also Malawi’s Vice State President who was killed in a plane crash. Malawi's Vice President Saulos Chilima was killed in a plane crash, the nation's president said on June 11, 2024, after searchers located the wreckage of the aircraft in a mist-shrouded forest. The military plane carrying Chilima, 51, and nine others disappeared on Monday, after it failed to land in the northern city of Mzuzu due to bad weather and was told to return to the capital, Lilongwe. (Photo by Amos gUMULIRA / AFP)
United Transformation Movement (UTM) supporters gather at a vigil at the party headquarters in Lilongwe June 11, 2024, to mourn their founder and president Saulos Klaus Chilima who is also Malawi’s Vice State President who was killed in a plane crash. Malawi's Vice President Saulos Chilima was killed in a plane crash, the nation's president said on June 11, 2024, after searchers located the wreckage of the aircraft in a mist-shrouded forest. The military plane carrying Chilima, 51, and nine others disappeared on Monday, after it failed to land in the northern city of Mzuzu due to bad weather and was told to return to the capital, Lilongwe. (Photo by Amos gUMULIRA / AFP)
Jacek Mordes (L) receives a wristwatch and a pair of earrings belonging to his deceased aunt Stanislawa Mordes, on June 11, 2024 in Warsaw, during a ceremony of returning the personal effects to the families of two Polish victims killed following the Warsaw Uprising from 1944. The event in the Polish capital was held in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the doomed Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation. As part of its #StolenMemory campaign, the Arolsen Archives have since 2016 worked to track down the descendents of camp victims and return their property in order to honour their memory. (Photo by Wojtek Radwanski / AFP)
Jacek Mordes holds a wristwatch and a pair of earrings belonging to his deceased aunt Stanislawa Mordes, on June 11, 2024 in Warsaw, during a ceremony of returning the personal effects to the families the of two Polish victims killed following the Warsaw Uprising from 1944. The event in the Polish capital was held in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the doomed Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation. As part of its #StolenMemory campaign, the Arolsen Archives have since 2016 worked to track down the descendents of camp victims and return their property in order to honour their memory. (Photo by Wojtek Radwanski / AFP)
Jacek Mordes holds a wristwatch and a pair of earrings belonging to his deceased aunt Stanislawa Mordes, on June 11, 2024 in Warsaw, during a ceremony of returning the personal effects to the families the of two Polish victims killed following the Warsaw Uprising from 1944. The event in the Polish capital was held in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the doomed Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation. As part of its #StolenMemory campaign, the Arolsen Archives have since 2016 worked to track down the descendents of camp victims and return their property in order to honour their memory. (Photo by Wojtek Radwanski / AFP)
Jacek Mordes holds a wristwatch and a pair of earrings belonging to his deceased aunt Stanislawa Mordes, on June 11, 2024 in Warsaw, during a ceremony of returning the personal effects to the families the of two Polish victims killed following the Warsaw Uprising from 1944. The event in the Polish capital was held in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the doomed Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation. As part of its #StolenMemory campaign, the Arolsen Archives have since 2016 worked to track down the descendents of camp victims and return their property in order to honour their memory. (Photo by Wojtek Radwanski / AFP)
A brooch and a small powder compact belonging to deceased Anna Tomczyk are seen on June 11, 2024 in Warsaw, during a ceremony of returning the personal effects to the families of two Polish victims killed following the Warsaw Uprising from 1944. The event in the Polish capital was held in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the doomed Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation. As part of its #StolenMemory campaign, the Arolsen Archives have since 2016 worked to track down the descendents of camp victims and return their property in order to honour their memory. (Photo by Wojtek Radwanski / AFP)
A brooch and a small powder compact belonging to deceased Anna Tomczyk are seen on June 11, 2024 in Warsaw, during a ceremony of returning the personal effects to the families of two Polish victims killed following the Warsaw Uprising from 1944. The event in the Polish capital was held in anticipation of the 80th anniversary of the doomed Warsaw Uprising against Nazi occupation. As part of its #StolenMemory campaign, the Arolsen Archives have since 2016 worked to track down the descendents of camp victims and return their property in order to honour their memory. (Photo by Wojtek Radwanski / AFP)
Canada's Nicholas Kirton walks back to the pavilion after his dismissal during the ICC men's Twenty20 World Cup 2024 group A cricket match between Pakistan and Canada at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in East Meadow, New York on June 11, 2024. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP)
This photograph taken on June 11 2024, shows "Salzmann Pine" trees in an experimental nursery run by the Office National des Foręts (ONF-National Forestry Office) conducting studies on how to adapt forests to climate change, in Saint-Paul-Les-Durance, southern France. (Photo by Jérémy PAOLONI / AFP)
This photograph taken on June 11 2024, shows "Salzmann Pine" trees in an experimental nursery run by the Office National des Foręts (ONF-National Forestry Office) conducting studies on how to adapt forests to climate change, in Saint-Paul-Les-Durance, southern France. (Photo by Jérémy PAOLONI / AFP)
This photograph taken on June 11 2024, shows an irrigation system spraying water in an experimental nursery run by the Office National des Foręts (ONF-National Forestry Office) conducting studies on how to adapt forests to climate change, in Saint-Paul-Les-Durance, southern France. (Photo by Jérémy PAOLONI / AFP)
This photograph taken on June 11 2024, shows a "Salzmann Pine" sapling in an experimental nursery run by the Office National des Foręts (ONF-National Forestry Office) conducting studies on how to adapt forests to climate change, in Saint-Paul-Les-Durance, southern France. (Photo by Jérémy PAOLONI / AFP)
This photograph taken on June 11 2024, shows "Salzmann Pine" trees in an experimental nursery run by the Office National des Foręts (ONF-National Forestry Office) conducting studies on how to adapt forests to climate change, in Saint-Paul-Les-Durance, southern France. (Photo by Jérémy PAOLONI / AFP)
Fans click selfies with Palestine's Mustafa Zeidan (3R) at the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Fans click selfies with Palestine's Mustafa Zeidan (2R) at the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Palestine's Mousa Farawi (green) greets the crowd at the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Fans click selfies wih Palestine's Mousa Farawi (green) at the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Fans click selfies wih Palestine's Mousa Farawi (green) at the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Palestine's Mousa Farawi (green) greets the crowd at the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Palestine's Mousa Farawi (green) greets the crowd at the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Palestine's Oday Dabbagh (R) greets the crowd at the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
This undated handout aerial photograph released by Greece's culture ministry on June 11, 2024, shows a "unique" monumental Minoan building atop a hill on Crete in Kastelia, that will affect radar plans for the new international airport which was planned to be operational in 2027. The ministry in a statement said the building had been found on a hill at Kasteli, nearly 500 metres (1640 feet) over land earmarked for the runway of the island's new international airport."It is a unique discovery of particular interest," Culture Minister Lina Mendoni said, with the statement adding that it is the "first of its kind" found on Crete. (Photo by Handout / Greek Culture Ministry / AFP)
This undated handout aerial photograph released by Greece's culture ministry on June 11, 2024, shows a "unique" monumental Minoan building atop a hill on Crete in Kastelia, that will affect radar plans for the new international airport which was planned to be operational in 2027. The ministry in a statement said the building had been found on a hill at Kasteli, nearly 500 metres (1640 feet) over land earmarked for the runway of the island's new international airport."It is a unique discovery of particular interest," Culture Minister Lina Mendoni said, with the statement adding that it is the "first of its kind" found on Crete. (Photo by Handout / Greek Culture Ministry / AFP)
Taiwan's Ange Samuel Kouame (C) runs with the ball towards goal as Malaysia's goalkeeper Malaysia's Azri Ghani tries to make a save during the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifiers football match between Malaysia and Taiwan at Bukit Jalil National Stadium in Kuala Lumpur on June 11, 2024. (Photo by MOHD RASFAN / AFP)
(FILES) A picture taken on April 6, 2021 shows a partial view of the Chateau de Versailles (Palace of Versailles) in Versailles, outside Paris. The Chateau de Versailles was briefly evacuated on June 11, 2024, after a fire started in a construction site in a sector under renovation. The Yvelines's fire department reported there were no victims or damage sustained. (Photo by STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / AFP)
(FILES) A picture taken on May 17, 2021 shows a general view of the Chateau de Versailles (Palace of Versailles) in Versailles, near Paris, ahead of its opening on May 19, as part of the easing up of the measure adopted to curb the spread of the Covid-19 in France. The Chateau de Versailles was briefly evacuated on June 11, 2024, after a fire started in a construction site in a sector under renovation. The Yvelines's fire department reported there were no victims or damage sustained. (Photo by Martin BUREAU / AFP)
(FILES) US athletes Tommie Smith (C) and John Carlos (R) raise their gloved fists in the Black Power salute to express their opposition to racism in the USA during the US national anthem, after receiving their medals 16 October 1968 for first and third place in the men's 200m event at the Mexico Olympic Games. At left is Peter Norman of Australia who took second place. Mexico 1968's Olympics went down in history for the gesture of US athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos, banned for life from the Olympics for their gloved fist raised on the 200m podium for protesting discrimination against African-Americans in the USA. A photograph depicting the same scene taken by US photographer Neil Leifer is currently exhibited at the "Olympisme, une histoire du monde" exhibition in Paris. (Photo by EPU / AFP) / Photo présentée dans l'émission « Vive les jeux » (anciennement « Temps additionnel »), présentée par Patrice Romedenne, avec « La PhotOlympique ». Cette capsule revient sur des photos prises par les reporters photographes de l'AFP lors d’Olympiades, en révélant les techniques et les difficultés propres à la couverture photo de chaque discipline sportive. (Début en septembre 2022)
Pakistan's Mohammad Amir (L) celebrates the dismissal of Canada's Navneet Dhaliwal as Canada's Aaron Johnson looks on during the ICC men's Twenty20 World Cup 2024 group A cricket match between Pakistan and Canada at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in East Meadow, New York on June 11, 2024. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP)
Pakistan's Mohammad Amir (L) celebrates the dismissal of Canada's Navneet Dhaliwal as Canada's Aaron Johnson looks on during the ICC men's Twenty20 World Cup 2024 group A cricket match between Pakistan and Canada at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in East Meadow, New York on June 11, 2024. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP)
Pakistan's Mohammad Amir (L) celebrates the dismissal of Canada's Navneet Dhaliwal as Canada's Aaron Johnson looks on during the ICC men's Twenty20 World Cup 2024 group A cricket match between Pakistan and Canada at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in East Meadow, New York on June 11, 2024. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP)
Pakistan's Muhammad Amir reacts as Canada's Aaron Johnson looks on during the ICC men's Twenty20 World Cup 2024 group A cricket match between Pakistan and Canada at Nassau County International Cricket Stadium in East Meadow, New York on June 11, 2024. (Photo by TIMOTHY A. CLARY / AFP)
Activists of the Union of Jewish Students of France holding placards which read "De Gaulle is not Le Pen" (L) and "In the name 'Les Republicains' there is 'Republican'" (C) stage a protest against the leader of Les Republicains (LR) party Eric Ciotti near the National Assembly in Paris on June 11, 2024 following the results of the June 9 European Parliament elections. (Photo by Geoffroy VAN DER HASSELT / AFP)
Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, plays with his dogs at his house in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
A dog walks in the yard of Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
A dog walks in the yard of Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, plays with his dogs at his house in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
A stray dog lies on the main square of Pristina on May 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
An animal lover holds a placard reading "Be my voice" during a protest against the abuse of stray dogs in Pristina on May 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
An animal lover holds a slogan during a protest against the abuse of stray dogs in Pristina on May 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
A stray dog squats on the main square of Pristina on May 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, plays with his dogs at his house in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Adopted dogs rest in the yard of Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama speaks during an interview with AFP, at his office in Pristina on May 29, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Adopted dogs rest in the yard of Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, plays with his dogs at his house in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
An adopted dog rests in the yard of Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, plays with his dogs at his house in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama speaks during an interview with AFP, at his office in Pristina on May 29, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
A stray dog is seen on the main square in Pristina on May 30, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, plays with his dogs at his house in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
An animal lover caresses a stray dog during a protest against the abuse of stray dogs, in Pristina on May 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality,, holds his dog at his house in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Animal lovers take part in a protest against the abuse of stray dogs in Pristina on May 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Sami Haxhiaj, who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, plays with his dogs at his house in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
A dog walks in the yard of Sami Haxhiaj, , who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
An animal lover holds a placard reading "Stop violence against animals" during a protest against the abuse of stray dogs in Pristina on May 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
A dog walks in the yard of Sami Haxhiaj, , who has adopted several stray dogs through the municipality, in the village of Sibovce, near Vushtrri on June 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
An animal lover caresses a stray dog during a protest against the abuse of stray dogs, in Pristina on May 6, 2024. Pristina Mayor Perparim Rama launched recently an ambitious new plan called “Home for every dog”, for tackling the stray dog population by incentivizing people to adopt them. The municipal government will pay households 50 euros per month for every stray dog they adopt. (Photo by Armend NIMANI / AFP)
Palestine's Mohammed Saleh gestures to the crowd at the end of the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Australia's Gethin Jones (L) and Palestine's Samer Jondi vie for the ball during the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
This photograph taken on June 11, 2024 shows the logo of French supermarket and retail group Casino displayed during the General Assembly for Casino in Paris. Casino, which lost 5.7 billion euros in 2023, is to sell off hundreds of super- and hypermarket stores across France. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky arrived at the head of a group of main creditors who oversaw a debt restructuring deal in March. (Photo by STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / AFP)
French supermarket and retail group Casino Chairman and CEO Laurent Pietraszewski attends the General Assembly for Casino in Paris on June 11, 2024. Casino, which lost 5.7 billion euros in 2023, is to sell off hundreds of super- and hypermarket stores across France. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky arrived at the head of a group of main creditors who oversaw a debt restructuring deal in March. (Photo by STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / AFP)
French supermarket and retail group Casino General Manager Philippe Palazzi attends the General Assembly for Casino in Paris on June 11, 2024. Casino, which lost 5.7 billion euros in 2023, is to sell off hundreds of super- and hypermarket stores across France. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky arrived at the head of a group of main creditors who oversaw a debt restructuring deal in March. (Photo by STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / AFP)
French supermarket and retail group Casino Chairman and CEO Laurent Pietraszewski (L) flanked by General Manager Philippe Palazzi attend the General Assembly for Casino in Paris on June 11, 2024. Casino, which lost 5.7 billion euros in 2023, is to sell off hundreds of super- and hypermarket stores across France. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky arrived at the head of a group of main creditors who oversaw a debt restructuring deal in March. (Photo by STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / AFP)
French supermarket and retail group Casino General Manager Philippe Palazzi attends the General Assembly for Casino in Paris on June 11, 2024. Casino, which lost 5.7 billion euros in 2023, is to sell off hundreds of super- and hypermarket stores across France. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky arrived at the head of a group of main creditors who oversaw a debt restructuring deal in March. (Photo by STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / AFP)
rench supermarket and retail group Casino Chairman and CEO Laurent Pietraszewski attends the General Assembly for Casino in Paris on June 11, 2024. Casino, which lost 5.7 billion euros in 2023, is to sell off hundreds of super- and hypermarket stores across France. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky arrived at the head of a group of main creditors who oversaw a debt restructuring deal in March. (Photo by STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / AFP)
French supermarket and retail group Casino Financial Manager Angelique Cristofari attends the General Assembly for Casino in Paris on June 11, 2024. Casino, which lost 5.7 billion euros in 2023, is to sell off hundreds of super- and hypermarket stores across France. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky arrived at the head of a group of main creditors who oversaw a debt restructuring deal in March. (Photo by STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / AFP)
French supermarket and retail group Casino Group General Counsel Beatrice Davourie attends the General Assembly for Casino in Paris on June 11, 2024. Casino, which lost 5.7 billion euros in 2023, is to sell off hundreds of super- and hypermarket stores across France. Czech billionaire Daniel Kretinsky arrived at the head of a group of main creditors who oversaw a debt restructuring deal in March. (Photo by STEPHANE DE SAKUTIN / AFP)
Australia's Kusini Yengi (C) controls the ball during the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Australia's Kusini Yengi (L) controls the ball during the 2026 FIFA World Cup AFC qualifying football match between Australia and Palestine at the Perth Rectangular Stadium in Perth on June 11, 2024. (Photo by COLIN MURTY / AFP) / -- IMAGE RESTRICTED TO EDITORIAL USE - STRICTLY NO COMMERCIAL USE --
Former US athlete and Olympic champion Tommie Smith (C) visits the "Olympisme, une histoire du monde" exhibition in Paris, on June 11, 2024. Mexico 1968's Olympics went down in history for the gesture of US athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos, banned for life from the Olympics for their gloved fist raised on the 200m podium for protesting discrimination against African-Americans in the USA. (Photo by JULIEN DE ROSA / AFP)
Former US athlete and Olympic champion Tommie Smith (C) visits the "Olympisme, une histoire du monde" exhibition in Paris, on June 11, 2024. Mexico 1968's Olympics went down in history for the gesture of US athletes Tommie Smith and John Carlos, banned for life from the Olympics for their gloved fist raised on the 200m podium for protesting discrimination against African-Americans in the USA. (Photo by JULIEN DE ROSA / AFP)
