With 2017 coming to an end, here is a look at some of the most powerful images that were taken in different parts of the world.
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1. The day Trump arrived in Washington DC for the inauguration ceremony after being elected as the 45th President of USA.
2. Jonathan Bachman took this powerful picture of a man’s arrest during a protest in USA that had been organized to raise voice against the death of Alton Sterling.
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3. “La La Land” producer Jordan Horowitz displays winner card which actually shows “Moon Light” as the winner. The picture pretty much explains the mismanagement that took place during the 89th Annual Academy Awards.
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4. The day Holi was celebrated in India.
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5. 70-year-old Mohammed Mohiedin Anis smokes his pipe as he sits in his destroyed bedroom listening to music on his vinyl player, in Aleppo’s formerly rebel-held al-Shaar neighborhood on March 9.
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6. This picture was taken in Brazil during a protest against President Michael Temer that turned violent.
7. Palestine’s Permanent Observer to the United Nations, Riyad Mansour walks past the Nikki Haley, the U.S. Ambassador to United Nations as UN votes 128-9 to condemn the move to establish US Embassy in Jerusalem.
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8. Aristeidis Apostolopoulos captures caramel making in great style!
9. A not very amused Prince George arrives in Berlin, Germany!
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10. South Koreans watch a TV news report following test of an Intercontinental Ballistic Missile by North Korea that resulted in ringing alarm bells around the globe!
11. A man rides his bicycle as Hurricane Maria wrecks havoc in Puerto Rico.
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