Ten events; ten photos | From Iran’s girls’ rowing championships to London’s Notting Hill Carnival
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Pars Today — Ten major world events as portrayed in images by the media. In this report, Pars Today takes a look at 10 major events highlighted by the world’s media.
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  • Iran’s Girls’ Rowing Championships
    Iran’s Girls’ Rowing Championships

Pars Today — Ten major world events as portrayed in images by the media. In this report, Pars Today takes a look at 10 major events highlighted by the world’s media.

IRNA: Iran’s Youth and Women’s Under-23 Rowing Championships were held with the participation of athletes from six provinces at the lake behind the Shahrchay Dam in Urmia, northwestern Iran.

 

Xinhua: Devastating floods along the China-Nepal border have so far claimed more than 600 lives, while the fate of around 3,000 missing people remains unknown.
Associated Press: Participants in London’s Notting Hill Carnival celebrate Caribbean culture.
Global Times: China has issued guidelines on fair competition and compliance with foreign regulations in the automotive industry.
Global Times: U.S. President Donald Trump signed an executive order directing the Department of the Interior to rename Lake Ontario “Lake America.”
 The Guardian: A wildfire near the Nevada-California border forced thousands of people to evacuate.
IRNA: Alamut Castle in Iran’s Qazvin Province has become Iran’s 30th World Heritage site.
ISNA: Royan, the capital of grape in Shahroud, Iran.
Tasnim: Sunflower fields in North Khorasan Province, northeastern Iran.
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