Members of Mexico's National Guard alongside Army officials confiscate ladders utilized by human traffickers attempting to scale the border wall into the United States. This event coincides with US President Donald Trump’s announcement to postpone a 25% tariff on Mexican imports for a month to facilitate ongoing negotiations.
In Buenos Aires, Argentina, a nearby canal inexplicably turned bright red, leading local media to speculate on possible causes, such as textile dye dumping or chemical waste from a nearby depot. Meanwhile, in Seoul, South Korea, a woman navigates through the city’s heavy snowfalls in the historic Gyeongbok Palace.
The Grammy Awards showcased singer Benson Boone’s performance, catching the eyes of many in Los Angeles, California. Hundreds congregated at Dubai Creek Harbour to witness the breathtaking sunset, highlighting the region's scenic beauty.
In Chile, astronomers express concerns about the impact of industrial pollution on their pristine desert skies, as seen through laser beams emanating from the Very Large Telescope (VLT) at Paranal Observatory. In Narayanganj, Bangladesh, a key initiative is showcasing sustainability efforts as clothing waste is recycled into cotton for mattress production.
Football player Jerome Raffetto from the Olympique de Marseille Amputee Football team was also spotted during a training session at the OM Campus in Marseille, France. Lastly, glimpses of frozen Niagara Falls express the stark beauty of this iconic natural border between Canada and the United States, while King Charles III held an audience with Jordan's King Abdullah at Buckingham Palace in London, adding a royal touch to the week’s highlights.
