Week in Pictures
The Week in Pictures: March 24 - 31
Police arrest hundreds in Moscow, El Nino wreaks havoc in Peru, cherry blossoms herald spring's arrival and more of the week's best images.
Mourners react as they sit in a window of a mosque during the funeral of Tauseef Ahmad Wagay, a suspected militant, who according to local media was killed in a gun battle with the Indian army, in Chadoora, in Indian-controlled Kashmir on March 29, 2017.
Rivals India and Pakistan each administer part of Kashmir, but both claim the Himalayan territory in its entirety. Most people in the Indian-controlled portion favor independence or a merger with Pakistan.
The wreck of South Korea's Sewol ferry, raised from the bottom of the sea last week, is carried on a barge as it arrives at port in Mokbo on March 31.
Once in port, it will be searched for the remains of the last nine victims of the 2014 sinking. Most of the 304 people who died when the Sewol sank were teenagers on a school trip.
PHOTOS: South Korea's Sewol Ferry Sinks
A firefighter surveys the section of an overpass that collapsed from a large fire on Interstate 85 in Atlanta on March 30. Atlanta officials say a massive fire that burned for more than an hour caused the collapse of the interstate overpass. Georgia Gov. Nathan Deal has issued a state of emergency for the county.
A Syrian woman pulls her husband on a wheelchair as they evacuate from their home following a reported air strike on the rebel-controlled town of Hammuriyeh, on the outskirts of the capital Damascus on March 25.
At least 16 civilians were killed and dozens wounded in the reported air strike, the Syrian Observatory for Human Rights monitor said.
Margaret McCall, a clean energy consultant from Chicago, sits in Santa Elena Canyon in the Rio Grande river facing a cliff that is Mexico, as she vacations at Big Bend National Park in Texas on March 27.
When asked about the border wall, McCall said: "My first thought is: has Donald Trump seen this cliff? Because unless you're building a 500-foot wall it's really not going to cut it."
Displaced Somali mother Sahra Muse, 32, comforts her malnourished child, Ibrahim Ali, 7, in their makeshift shelter at a camp on the outskirts of Mogadishu, Somalia.
Drought-stricken families facing a hunger crisis are on the move, trying to reach international aid agencies that cannot distribute food in areas under the control of al-Shabab, Somalia's homegrown Islamic extremist rebels who are affiliated with al-Qaida.
PHOTOS: With Somalia in the Throes of Famine, UN Warns of Worsening Crisis
Russian riot police detain a demonstrator during an opposition rally in central Moscow on March 26.
Tens of thousands demonstrators turned out in Moscow and other cities on Sunday to rally against official corruption in the largest outpouring of discontent in years.
PHOTOS: Hundreds Detained in Moscow Protest of Government Corruption
A resident pushes his cart through the mud after the flooding caused by recent rains in Piura, northern Peru, on March 24.
A sudden warming of waters off Peru's coast this year have unleashed torrential downpours that have killed dozens of people and displaced more than 100,000 in recent weeks. It is part of a localized El Nino phenomenon that is forecast to stretch into April.
PHOTOS: Devastating Floods in Peru Displace Tens of Thousands
A boy stands with his dog near his destroyed home on March 24, the day after an explosion and a fire at the ammunition depot of the Ukrainian Armed Forces in Balakiya, Ukraine.
Ukrainian officials accused Russian or separatist saboteurs of causing the fire with the aid of a drone. Separatists deny the claim and say it likely was caused by what they call Ukrainian military incompetence.
A model rests backstage before the MUXU colletion by Yang Shan during China Fashion Week in Beijing on March 28.
The Week in Pictures: March 17 - 24
