Global pictures: May 25- May 31
U.S. sailors bid farewell as their ship, the aircraft carrier
An Airbus A380 lands after demonstrating its flight capabilities during the International Aerospace Exhibition at Berlin-Schoenefeld Airport south of Berlin, Germany. (Wolfgang Kumm / EPA)
A member of the Gujar ethnic group stands by the body of a relative who was killed when shots were fired by police in Bayana, India. Gujars blocked major roads, burned tires and threw stones at police in several areas around New Delhi in a continuation of protests that have left 39 people dead. Gujars are seeking to be classfied as a different caste so they can benefit from government quotas. (Aman Sharma / AP Photo)
Policemen in Katmandu, Nepal, protect themselves from stones thrown by demonstrators calling for King Gyanendra to leave his palace. The king has been given 15 days to move by the newly elected Constituent Assembly, which abolished monarchy and turned Nepal into a republic. (Saurabh Das / AP Photo)
A woman crosses a bridge damaged in the May 12 earthquake in Hanwang in China’s Sichuan province. (Oded Balilty / Associated Press)
Recovery workers in China’s Sichuan province duck turbulence from a helicopter landing to deliver construction supplies for the excavation of a channel to drain the Tangjiashan “quake lake.” Officials plan to evacuate 100,000 people threatened by the swelling lake formed when the May 12 earthquake blocked waterways and damaged dams. (China Photos / Getty Images)
A man rests in a hammock outside his flooded home in La Dorada, Colombia. Hundreds of people were forced to evacuate after heavy rains caused the Magdalena River to overflow in the villages of Honda, La Dorada and Puerto Salgar. (John Jairo Bonilla / Associated Press)
Travis Logie of South Africa rides a wave in the Globe Pro Fiji surfing competition at Tavarua, Fiji. (Kirstin Scholtz / AFP / Getty Images)
A mother and child wait to register at a center for displaced families in Maboya, Democratic Republic of Congo, where war has raged for more than a decade. (Lionel Healing / AFP / Getty Images)
