The world in mourning and happiness; From farewell to Pope to Easter Celebration in selected photos of the week

The Vatican this week sink into deep sadness; The death of Pope Francis, the spiritual leader of millions of Christians, aroused a wave of mourning and empathy around the world. At St. Peter Square, pilgrims and residents of Rome gathered to pay tribute to the pop caste. The coffin was moved from St. Martha’s house to St. Peter’s Basilica, and the cardinals attended a magnificent ceremony.

Meanwhile, Easter rituals were held in Europe with special heat. In Germany, people brighten the traditional Easter fire by lighting the torch on the hills and welcomed the spring. The people of London also participated in the Easter Egg Roll Contest after my dawn at St. Breid’s Church. Also, the women of the German village of Maust, wearing traditional black clothes, sang Eid hymns, and in the Czech Republic, Marsh Juda was held.

In Asia, the spring freshness had an eye -catching look. In Hirosaki, Japan, cherry blossoms stunned eyes. Coinciding with volunteers in China, with a commendable attempt to preserve nature, they sought the cliff to cleanse the garbage of tourists.

In France, chefs cooked huge strawberry cakes and challenged the world record. Near Norfolk, England, fans of the film “Wicked” visited the Tulip Flower Farm, which was the filming location. The Alps Cycling Competition also crossed the Trentino vineyards in Italy and exhibited another appearance of life.

In the United States, however, the smoke from widespread fires in New Jersey darkened the sky, and in Paris, world leaders spoke of a greener planet at the Changenow 2025 meeting. (Guardian)