One country, One photo, One year

The Spanish group 'Colla Vella Xiquets de Valls' forming a human tower called "castell", while the supporters applauds. In every two years, castellers gather and compete by forming highest and intricate human towers in Tarragona city, Spain. (Reuters photo)

A lone flamingo, during the winter months feeds on the brime shrimps found in Larnaca salt lake which is the second largest salt lake in the world it fosters 85 species of water birds.(Reuters photo)

People ride a motorbike past a collapsed building after it was hit by a Saudi-led air strike in the northwestern city of Saada, Yemen. Saudi Arabia has launched a military intervention into Yemen in 2015. Nine other countries have come together to influence the civil war results. More than thousands of people have died in the air-strikes led by Saudi. (Reuters photo)

A gap in the U.S.-Mexico border fence is seen outside Jacumba, California, United States, October 7. The President-elect Donald Trump’s during his election campaigned claimed that he would build the border wall between US-Mexico and keep away Mexicans out of United States. (Reuters photo)

A tourist plays with mud during summer time Boryeong Mud Festival at Daecheon beach in Boryeong, South Korea. It is celebrated in South Korea since 1998, and every year more than 2 million people visit to participate in the festival. (Reuters photo)

Three men stranded in an uninhabited island in Micronesia were rescued after they wrote the word ‘Help’ with palm fronds. The mariners’ sailboat got capsized; as a result they swam 2 miles to the shore. (Reuters photo)

People celebrate the summer solstice, which is a day with maximum daylight hours, at the Kokino megalithic observatory, near the city of Kumanovo, Macedonia June 21, (Reuters photo)

A long exposure photograph shows star trails in the night sky over a camp in Altyn-Emel national park, in Almaty region, Kazakhstan. (Reuters photo)

More than 6 lakh Syrian refugees have registered themselves in Jordan. This Syrian girl sits on an armchair which is for sale at Al-zaatari refugee Camp in Jordan. (Reuters photo)

Sailing boats gather at the start of the Barcolana regatta, in front of Trieste harbour, Italy, October 9. (Reuters photo)

Boeing 767 airplane, which left Shannon Airport on a barge in to the west coast of Ireland ON May 7, arrived Enniscrone beach from where it was moved to Glamping Village. It will be used as accommodation in Sligo as proposed by local funeral director David McGowan. (Reuters photo)

A man eats breakfast on a street in Bengaluru. India's IT hub has emerged safer than many of the country's smaller cities, according to the National Crime Records Bureau data.(Reuters photo)

Thousands of Iceland fans welcome their winning team home after the Euro 16, at Keflavik airport Iceland. (Reuters photo)

As Santa Claus comes riding his sleigh, he sets the festive mood for Christmas in the Arctic Circle near Rovaniemi, Finland. (Reuters photo)

Congolese soldiers arrest a civilian protesting against the government's failure to stop the killings and inter-ethnic tensions in the town of Butembo, in North Kivu province. The political rivals of the country, after the protest neared a deal that the outgoing President Joseph Kabila would leave power in 2017. (Reuters photo)

Men dive into icy waters of a lake across Bulgaria in an attempt to get wooden cross in the celebration of Epiphany Day. (Reuters photo)

The Buddha Dordenma statue, built on a large meditation hall, overlooks the town of Thimphu, Bhutan. It is the largest statue of Buddha in the world measures a height of 51.5 meters. (Reuters photo)

Hurricane Earl entered Belize City with a speed of 120 kilometers per hour in August 2016. When the Hurricane came to an end, the officials declared recession of negative economic growth which was continuing for two consecutive quarters. (Reuters photo)

After the alleged air strike by Russia in Al-Qaterji neighbourhood of Aleppo in Syria, a man walks on the rubble of damaged buildings. (Reuters photo)