CAPTAIN TAREK DREAM: Pictures around the world in a week - بالصور حول العالم فى أسبوع

Photos of the most important events of the week for the World,

As the picture shows the reader what the words are not illustrated reader's eye for the event.

صور لأهم أحداث الأسبوع العالمية،

حيث إن الصورة توضح للقارئ ما لا توضحه الكلمات فهى عين القارئ للحدث.

ومن أهم الصور التى رصدتها عين المصور صورة فيل صغير عالق فى حفرة بالقرب من خطوط السكك الحديدية فى ولاية "أسام" الهندية، وتعثر هذا الفيل الصغير أثناء مروره مع قطيع من الفيلة فى الحفرة ومحاولات من المواطنين لإنقاذه.

Among the most important images that monitored eye portrait photographer elephant is stuck in a small hole near the railway lines in the Indian state, "Assam" , and find this little elephant while passing with a herd of elephants in the pit of citizens and attempts to save him.

Pamela Rauseo, 37, performs CPR on her nephew, five-month-old Sebastian de la Cruz, after pulling her SUV over on the side of the road along the west bound lane on Florida state road 836 just east of 57th Avenue around 2:30pm on Thursday, Feb. 20, 2014. At right is Lucila Godoy who stopped her car to assist in the rescue. The baby was rushed to Jackson Memorial Hospital, where he is reportedly doing ok.

A girl sticks out her tongue as snow falls on a street in Hefei, Anhui province, China

Couples watch a performance during a mass wedding event held by the Unification Church in Gapyeong on Feb. 12. Unification Church members forming 2,500 couples from 52 countries were married in a mass wedding in South Korea -- only the second such event since the death of their "messiah" and controversial church founder Sun Myung Moon.

Russia's Sergey Volkov crashes during the men's freestyle skiing moguls qualification round at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games in Rosa Khutor, Russia

Stephanie Arndt watches her Arabian horse Nasar enter the living room of her old farm house in Holt, Germany on Feb. 10. Arndt, a medical doctor, took the three-year-old horse inside the house while hurricane "Xaver" swept over the region. Since then Nasar likes to stay indoors.

Flooded homes remain occupied where residents still have electricity as night falls on Feb. 11 in Wraysbury, England. Some insist that they will stay in their houses even though they have been offered help to evacuate as flood water rises.

People look at the carcass of Marius the giraffe after it was killed at the Copenhagen Zoo on Feb. 9. The Copenhagen Zoo went ahead with a plan to shoot and dismember a healthy giraffe on Sunday and feed the 18-month-old animal's carcass to lions -- an action the zoo said was in line with anti-inbreeding rules meant to ensure a healthy giraffe population.

The zoo's plans had sparked an outcry from animal rights activists. A British zoo had offered to give Marius a home and even started an online petition to save the giraffe, gathering more than 25,000 signatures.

Shaun White of the U.S. reacts after the men's snowboard halfpipe final at the 2014 Sochi Winter Olympic Games, in Rosa Khutor on Feb. 11.

White did not receive a medal in this year’s games, finishing fourth in the competition on Tuesday and ending his winning streak dating back to the 2006 Olympics in Turin.

Civilians carry their belongings as they walk towards a meeting point to be evacuated from a besieged area of Homs, Syria, on Feb. 7. Syria evacuated three busloads with dozens of civilians from the besieged area on Friday, the first stage of a planned three-day humanitarian ceasefire in the city which has suffered some of the worst devastation of Syria's three-year conflict.

People cry after losing all of their belongings in a fire at a slum at Mirpur in Dhaka, Bangladesh on Feb. 11. According to local media, at least 200 shanties and 20 shops were destroyed in the fire on Tuesday, which was caused by an electric short circuit at a slum in the Mirpur area.

A worker is seen inside the Cuncas II tunnel near the city of Mauriti in Ceara state, Brazil on Jan. 28. The tunnel will link canals being built to divert water from the Sao Francisco river for use in four drought-plagued states, a project that is three years behind schedule and has doubled in cost from the original estimate of $3.4 billion.

An Ultra-Orthodox Jewish man prays while sitting in a cave at the site where religious men say Jewish graves are located in ancient tombs during a demonstration in Beit Shemesh, Israel, on Feb. 12. Hundreds of Ultra-Orthodox Jews protested against the removal of the ancient tombs due to construction plans in the city.

People make snow angels in front of the Lincoln Memorial as a heavy snow storm hit Washington D.C. on Feb. 13. The eastern U.S., in the grips of one of the most brutal winters in recent memory, braced for what forecasters warned could be the worst broadside yet -- a massive storm with the season's heaviest snowfall.

A herder and his cattle pass in front of the ancient pagodas at Bagan, Myanmar

German Chancellor Angela Merkel's face tells a story as she recieves a gift from Carnival representatives during a reception for them at the Chancellery in Berlin

Anti-government demonstrators catch fire behind the barricades as violent clashes with police continue in Kiev, Ukraine

A gun-toting demonstrator celebrates as Kiev's Independence Square is retaken by the anti-government protesters on Thursday

He's still got it! Former Italian Prime Minister Silvio Berlusconi greets a female security guard as he arrives to meet journalists at the end of talks with Democratic Party secretary Matteo Renzi

Belarus' winner Anton Kushnir competes during the men's freestyle skiing aerials qualification round in Sochi

A sight you may not forget for a while, Jimmy Fallon and Will Ferrell dress up for a skit with US First Lady Michelle Obama during Fallon's inaugural week as host of the popular US chat programme The Tonight Show

A gust of wind blows Pope Francis's skull cap during his Wednesday general audience in a windy Saint Peter's Square at the Vatican

Prince Charles, wearing traditional Saudi attire, attends the traditional Saudi dance, known as 'Arda', which was performed during Janadriya culture festival at Der'iya in Riyadh

Barcelona players place their hands on team mates' legs instead of their own for the traditional pre match team group photo before their UEFA Champions League match against Manchester City

If you ever wanted to live life in the fast lane this car could be for you - the vehicle offers a living room and office on wheels. The Rinspeed XchangE1 also autonomously drives itself so you can lie back and enjoy the hi-tech interior - which even has a built-in coffee maker. You can read, listen to music, surf the web, play games and watch movies in hi-spec picture and sound quality. Or you can hold a four-party meeting at 120 km/h and work on your files while brewing a fresh cup of Italian Amici espresso. The concept vehicle will be unveiled at next month's Geneva Motor Show by Swiss car company Rinspeed and presents a vision of road travel the firm say is just 'a few short years from now'.

The last surviving six A4 class locomotives have been brought together in County Durham - known as The Great Goodbye - to celebrate the 75th anniversary of Mallard's 126mph world speed record. It is thought to be the last time the steam locomotives, designed by Sir Nigel Gresley, will all be together in the same place again.

If you're looking for a mini-people carrier complete with industrial-strength armour, then some American designers have got the vehicle for you. Affectionately named the Badonkadonk, it appears to be a big metal hovercraft, but is in fact manoeuvred using four off-road wheels. The one-of-a-kind Donk can fit up to four passengers, two comfortably, inside its fully carpeted interior that is accented with some lovely mood lighting. Designers, NAO Design, say it is an armoured land cruiser/recreational tank, which is as adept at serving as a mobile party as it is transporting your groceries.

Daniel Geale punches Garth Wood during their IBF Middleweight Pan Pacific title bout at the Hordern Pavilion in Sydney, Australia

A wax figure of former U.S. first lady Nancy Reagan with former President Ronald Reagan is unveiled at Madame Tussauds in Washington, DC. The figure of the former first lady was sculpted using hundreds of photographs and took approximately 800 hours to make, with 140 hours to complete just the the hair.

Russian President Vladimir Putin (left) and Premier Dmitry Medvedev watch the men's 4x10 km cross-country relay at the 2014 Winter Olympics

Snowboarders race in Heat 13 in the Men's Snowboard Cross Semifinals in Sochi

A couple of German fans enjoy a beer as they watch the ski jumping portion of the Nordic combined competition at the 2014 Winter Olympics in Sochi

It took six painstaking months to plan, trial and carefully construct the models, even deciding which type, chippy or oven chip, to use and when. Above the Angel of the North.

One artist doesnt mind if people class her work as rubbish. Thats because all of her pieces are made out of JUNK found in charity shops, car boot sales and in and around her home. Using the likes of buttons, broken jewelry and toy parts, Jane Perkins, from Exeter, UK, has recreated the famous faces of Albert Einstein, David Beckham, Kate Middleton, The Queen, as well as some of the worlds most iconic paintings. Brit Jane, 55, came up with the idea for her quirky style in 2006, after writing a thesis about recycling materials to use them for art. Having tried her hand at recreating a junk version of a Matisse painting, Jane decided to focus her work on people that public would recognize most - starting with her very own take on Queen Elizabeth II.

Pussy Riot members Nadezhda Tolokonnikova, centre, and Maria Alekhina, left, are followed by chicken-wielding protesters as they arrive for a press conference in Sochi, Russia

An anti-government protester stands near Thai soldiers guarding a Defence Ministry compound, which is serving as a temporary office for Thai Prime Minister Yingluck Shinawatra, in north Bangkok

An image taken by Nasa's Solar Dynamics Observatory shows an active region of the sun's coronal loops taken over a two-day period from February 8 - 10. Coronal loops are found around sunspots and in active regions. These structures are associated with the closed magnetic field lines that connect magnetic regions on the solar surface. Many coronal loops last for days or weeks, but most change quite rapidly.

Graffiti of Venezuela's late President Hugo Chavez, right, and current President Nicolas Maduro on a wall in downtown Caracas, Venezuela. Maduro has accused opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez of leading a 'fascist' plot to oust the socialist government, the political legacy of Chavez.

North Korean Lee Yun-geun (R), 72, hugs his South Korean sister Lee Sun-hyang, 88, during their family reunion at the Mount Kumgang resort in North Korea. The pair had not seen each other in six decades after they were separated when their country was divided.

The Pope has been issued with a new DNI (identity document) and Argentinean passport

Workers protect themselves from heavy rain as they walk to the media centre during the Sochi Winter Olympics

Want to hang your coat up whilst out and about? Why not try this new creation from the Simongao collection shown off during London Fashion Week

A sandstone canyon glistened stunning shades of orange and red as rays of sunlight burst through the gaps and lit a network of caves. The glints highlighted the sweeping, wave-like patterns on the walls of Antelope Canyon, in Arizona, United States.

A villager walks near houses covered by ash from the eruption of Mount Kelud at Ngantang village in Malang, Indonesia's East Java province. More than 56,000 people were forced to flee their homes and four people were killed when Mount Kelud erupted late on Thursday in East Java province, coating cities and airports as far as 500 kilometers away in a layer of ash and stranding thousands of passengers.

Boat jettys are encased in ice along the shore of Lake Michigan in Chicago, Illinois. This winters prolonged cold weather has caused more than 88 percent of the Great Lakes to be covered in ice which is near the record of 95% set in February 1979

Shockwave, the world's fastest jet-powered truck lights up the burners on a track in Ontario, Canada. Powered by three jet engines and hitting speeds approaching 400mph - this is one lorry you won't get stuck behind. The three-tonne 1957 Chevy generates an incredible 36,000 horsepower and can cover a quarter mile in just six-and-a-half seconds.

Supporters of Venezuelan opposition leader Leopoldo Lopez are hit by police water cannon during a protest against Nicolas Maduro's government in Caracas. Mr Lopez, of the opposition Popular Will party, was arrested on Tuesday on charges of inciting violence following a wave of anti-government protests.

South Korea's President Park Geun-hye has called for a full investigation into the collapse of an auditorium near the city of Gyeongju that killed at least 10 and injured more than 100. More than 560 college students were believed to be attending a concert when part of the auditorium caved in.

At least four people were killed and dozens wounded in a twin bomb attack in the south of the Lebanese capital, Beirut. Security sources said it appeared that two suicide bombers using a car and a motorcycle had blown themselves up near an Iranian cultural centre.

Masked members of the Russian protest group Pussy Riot were arrested on Monday near the Winter Olympics resort of Sochi, on suspicion of theft. They were released the following day. The women were in Sochi as part of the group's continuing criticism of President Putin.

Ukrainian President Viktor Yanukovych and opposition leaders sign a deal on early presidential polls after months of political crisis. Clashes between police and protesters in central Kiev continued through the week. The deal comes after the bloodiest day since the unrest began.

More than 100,000 people were evacuated from their homes on the Indonesian island of Java after the volcano Mount Kelud erupted twice. Here a man attempts to clear ash from damaged houses in Malang.

Violence erupted as Thai police began clearing protest sites in the capital, Bangkok - at least four people were killed and dozens injured. Police were trying to retake official sites that have been blocked by demonstrators since late last year.

In Jalalabad, an Afghan woman takes a photograph at an election rally in support of presidential candidate Abdullah Abdullah ahead of elections on 5 April.

Norway's men celebrate victory having held off a strong finish from Germany to claim glory in the Nordic combined team gold at the Sochi Winter Olympics.

At the Brit music awards, model Kate Moss collected the award for best British male on behalf of David Bowie, who was not at the event, from Noel Gallagher.