24 hours in pictures

Jakarta, Indonesia: A student shouts slogans during a demonstration against fuel prices increases Photograph: Bay Ismoyo /AFP

Johannesburg, South Africa: Immigrants displaced by violence against foreigners warm their hands over small fire outside a police station Photograph: Mike Hutchings/Reuters

Xiaoba, China: Earthquake survivors line up for food at a refugee camp in Sichaun province Photograph: Oded Balilty/AP

Kathmandu, Nepal: Nepalese celebrate in the streets after becoming the world's newest republic Photograph: Mustafa Quraishi/AP

Diyarbakir, Turkey: Prime Minister Recep Tayyip Erdogan greets wellwishers upon his arrival in the city Photograph: AFP

Musina, South Africa: A human trafficker cuts through a border fence in an effort to bring Zimbabweans into the country unofficially Photograph: John Moore /Getty

Pozega, Croatia: An Alpine goat at an ecological farm Photograph: Nikola Solic/Reuters

Chandigarh, India: Nihangs or Sikh warriors perform Gatkha, a traditional martial art Photograph: Ajay Verma/Reuters

Herat, Afghanistan: Boys play in the old town Photograph: Ahmad Masood /Reuters

Nilin, West Bank: A Palestinian boy hurls a stone at Israeli soldiers during a demonstration Photograph: Abbas Momani/AFP

Lausanne, Switzerland: Riot police clash with a demonstrator during a protest against the rightwing party Swiss People's party Photograph: Fabrice Coffrini/AFP

Tenerife, Spain: An illegal immigrant rests after arriving by boat with 66 others in the Canary Islands Photograph: Santiago Ferrero/Reuters

Parkersburg, USA: A local woman helps pack what's left of her pastor's house after a tornado struck the region Photograph: Steve Pope/Getty

Jericho, West Bank: A member of the Fatah security forces balances a baton on his nose following a ceremony to celebrate the arrival of 600 new members Photograph: Muhammed Muheisen/AP

Yokosuka, Japan: US sailors wave farewell as their ship, USS Kitty Hawk, leaves Japan to be decommissioned after nearly half a century of service Photograph: Junji Kurokawa /AP