Monday: The day in photos
A boy peeks into the camp kitchen as he waits for the food to be dished out. Some 20,000 IDPs are living in a camp called Chota Lahore relief camp, where they wait in line for hours for what little food is supplied by the camp kitchen. (Carolyn Cole / Los Angeles Times)
The moon appears to be enlarged and have a red glow as it sets behind the opened Liteyny drawbridge in St. Petersburg, Russia. The St. Peter and St. Paul Cathedral is in the background. (Dmitry Lovetsky / Associated Press)
People watch a multimedia show in The Bubble, a dome-shaped theater at the City of Dreams, one of the giant casino complexes in Macau. (Kin Cheung / Associated Press)
An elderly Palestinian Muslim man is seen in a mosque in the West Bank city of Ramallah. President Obama will be reaching out to Muslims this week in a widely anticipated speech. (Muhammed Muheisen / Associated Press)
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Women dressed in traditional clothes of the Sorbs carry a statue depicting the “mother of God” during a procession in Rosenthal, Germany. Traditionally on White Monday, Catholic faithful of the Sorbs, a Slavic minority situated near the German-Polish border, celebrate an open air mass in the little village. (Matthias Rietschel / Associated Press)
A North Korean boat patrols the Yalu River (also known as the Amnok) along the border of North Korea and China. (Ng Han Guan / Associated Press)
Villagers eat food inside their damaged hut in Khulna, a port city in Bangladesh. Hundreds of thousands of people flooded out of their homes by Cyclone Aila still crowd government shelters in eastern India and Bangladesh; authorities say the risk of an outbreak of disease is growing. (Pavel Rahman / Associated Press)
As Egypt prepares for the arrival of President Obama this week, a Cairo vendor displays a handmade copper plaque reading “Obama, New Tutankhamun of the World.” (Khaled Desouki / AFP / Getty Images)
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Rocio’s Virgin is paraded through the town of Almonte, in the Andalusian region of southern Spain, during the annual El Rocio pilgrimage. The pilgrimage, dating to the 15th century, brings hundreds of thousands of visitors each year to Almonte, home to the Virgin del Rocio (Madonna of the Dew). (Cristina Quicler / AFP / Getty Images)
Roger Federer kicks up some clay on the court at Roland Garros Stadium in Paris during his French Open match against Tommy Haas. Federer dropped the first two sets of his match and was trailing in the third before rallying to win in five sets. (Patrick Kovarik / AFP / Getty Images)
