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. . . 　　Dan Kitwood/Getty Images 　　亡灵节：周四，伦敦大英博物馆展示了一座由墨西哥艺术家阿德里娜•阿玛亚(Adriana Amaya)设计的“亡灵节”祭台。 　　Brendon Thorne/Getty Images 　　炯炯有神：周四，一双眼睛造型的雕塑在悉尼邦迪海滩举行的“海边雕塑节”展出，预计这场一年一度的雕塑节将吸引50万人前来参观。 　　Brendan McDermid/Reuters 　　债台高筑：周三，一名抗议者扮成行乞的山姆大叔站在纽约时代广场，提醒人们美国已经债台高筑。 　　Reuters 　　总统人像：斯里兰卡首都科伦坡的大学生周三举行抗议活动，要求政府停止推行教育产业私有化。图为警方与手持总统拉贾派克萨(Mahinda Rajapaksa)人像的学生对峙。 　　Frederic J. Brown/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images 　　媒体访谈：日产汽车(Nissan)首席执行长卡洛斯•戈恩(Carlos Ghosn)周四在北京对记者说，即使没有政府补贴，日产电动汽车的价格可以在三年内降至能与同档次汽油汽车竞争的水平。 　　A. Majeed/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images 　　爆炸现场：周三，在巴基斯坦白沙瓦发生汽车炸弹袭击后，志愿者从瓦砾堆里救出一名幸存者，这次爆炸造成至少105人死亡。与此同时，美国国务卿希拉里•克林顿(Hillary Rodham Clinton)在周四称巴基斯坦浪费了捕杀基地组织头目的绝好机会。 　　Charles Dharapak/Associated Press 　　妥协：周四，美国众议院议长南希•佩洛西(Nancy Pelosi)与众议员约翰•丁格尔(John Dingell)在宣布修订后的医改提案后拥抱在一起。这份提案包括了一套折衷的公共健康保险方案，以及未来10年共计8,940亿美元的开支方案。 　　Thomas Peter/Reuters 　　重温：周四，卡尔•沃夫冈•霍萨普费尔(Carl-Wolfgang Holzapfel)将在柏林开始为期一周的监狱生活，以重现他当年的被囚经历。他过去是东德的反政府人士，在上世纪60年代被秘密警察关入监狱。 　　Gregory Bull/Associated Press 　　圣像：照片中是摆放在墨西哥城地铁上的一尊圣犹达(Saint Jude)塑像，在天主教中他是绝望者的保护神。数以千计的信徒在当天前往圣犹达教堂进行一年一度的朝圣活动。 　　Nicky Loh/Reuters 　　车潮：图为交通高峰时段的台北街道上挤满了摩托车。台湾大约有880万辆摩托车和480万辆汽车上路行驶。 　　Daniel Mihailescu/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images 　　农民抗议：在罗马尼亚首都布加勒斯特，数百名农民在财政部大楼外举行集会，抗议政府未能及时发放数百万欧元的补贴。农业部长在与联盟官员协商后提出将补贴分三期发放，但据当地媒体报导称这个方案遭到了拒绝。 　　Luca Bruno/Associated Press 　　检查轮胎：周四，在阿布扎比亚斯码头的赛道上，布朗车队(Brawn GP)的一名工程师撑着伞在太阳下检查轮胎。F1大奖赛阿联酋站比赛将于周日在这里举行。 　　Desmond Boylan/Reuters 　　卖鱼：照片上是古巴哈瓦纳的一名鱼贩。 　　Wendy Smith/Reuters 　　滑翔：周四，美国人汤姆•努恩男(Tom Noonan)与尼泊尔人甘内什•潘迪(Ganesh Pandey)在珠穆朗玛峰附近表演了双人高空跳伞。据组织者称，这是目前世界上最高海拔的滑翔特技表演。

. . . 　　2009年10月28日晚，在郑州市第二次大巡防集中行动中，郑州市公安局出动300余名警力，集中开展打击涉黄涉赌专项行动，对全市的小浴池、小旅社、等公共复杂场所进行突击清理清查。在当晚的行动中，成功查处多家涉黄涉赌场所，抓获违法犯罪人员9人。 　　行动当晚，省公安厅、市委政法委有关领导现场督战，市公安局负责人坐阵指挥，治安支队、特巡警支队、市区五公安分局等民警集中待命。21时30分，战斗正式打响，各行动小组通过缜密侦查，里应外合，统一行动，成功打掉中原区某洗浴中心、管城区某洗浴会所、惠济区某电玩城等多家涉黄涉赌场所。在金水区某洗浴会所，参战民警当场抓获正在进行卖淫嫖娼勾当的违法人员。 　　当晚9时许，记者跟随郑州市特警二大队来到管城区某洗浴中心门口待命，10时许，特警们兵分两路，一路上楼跟里面的侦查员汇合，一路在门口蹲守，防止该洗浴中新服务员打电话通风报信。第一路特警迅速冲上该洗浴中心三楼，发现该走廊尽头还有一处暗门，于是特警将该暗门打开，走廊里粉红的灯光，几名打扮妖艳的女子立刻呈现在眼前。特警们将该走廊两边的门打开，数对正在进行卖淫嫖娼勾当的违法人员被现场抓获。王春胜/CFP 郑州专项扫黄行动 卖淫嫖娼者被抓现行(图) 时间：2009-10-29 19:14:32 来源： 中新网河南新闻 　　中新河南网郑州10月29日电 （记者 关涛 马雯雯）10月28日晚，在郑州市第二次大巡防集中行动中，郑州市公安局出动300余名警力，兵分十数路，集中开展打击涉黄涉赌专项行动，对全市的小浴池、小旅社、小录像厅、茶社、网吧、歌舞厅、电子游戏室、美容美发屋等公共复杂场所进行突击清理清查，对部分存在涉黄涉赌现象的娱乐场所进行重点打击，在当晚的行动中，成功查处多家涉黄涉赌场所，抓获违法犯罪人员9人。 　　行动当晚，省公安厅、市委政法委有关领导现场督战，市公安局负责人坐阵指挥，治安支队、特巡警支队、市区五公安分局等民警集中待命。21时30分，战斗正式打响，各行动小组通过缜密侦查，里应外合，统一行动，成功打掉中原区某洗浴中心、管城区某洗浴会所、惠济区某电玩城等多家涉黄涉赌场所。在金水区某洗浴会所，参战民警当场抓获正在进行卖淫嫖娼勾当的违法人员。 　　当晚9时许，记者跟随郑州市特警二大队来到管城区某洗浴中心门口待命，10时许，先前进去打探消息的便衣向待命特警发出信号，行动开始。特警们兵分两路，一路上楼跟里面的侦查员汇合，一路在门口蹲守，防止该洗浴中新服务员打电话通风报信。第一路特警迅速冲上该洗浴中心三楼，发现该走廊尽头还有一处暗门，于是特警将该暗门打开，走廊里粉红的灯光，几名打扮妖艳的女子立刻呈现在眼前。特警们将该走廊两边的门打开，数对正在进行卖淫嫖娼勾当的违法人员被现场抓获。（完）

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. . . 　　Tyrone Siu/Reuters 　　演习：周二，香港在东亚运动会开幕前夕举行了三防演习，照片中是一名身穿防护服的警员。运动会将于12月5日至13日在香港举行，参赛的国家和地区有中国大陆、香港、澳门、台湾、日本、朝鲜、韩国、蒙古、关岛。 Muhammed Muheisen/Associated Press 　　小兵：照片摄于约旦河西岸拉马拉的阿尔阿马里难民营，一名巴勒斯坦男孩身着军装手持玩具枪扮演士兵。 　　Stefan Wermuth/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images 　　总统访英：周二，印度总统普拉蒂巴•帕蒂尔(Pratibha Patil)在英国温莎城堡的欢迎仪式上检阅仪仗队。她将与伊莉莎白女王一起，为将于2010年在新德里举行的英联邦运动会启动传递活动。帕蒂尔是近20年来首位访问前宗主国的印度国家元首。 　　David Mercado/Reuters 　　总统庆生：周一，玻利维亚总统莫拉莱斯(Evo Morales)在巴塔拉斯的集会上庆祝50岁生日，他正为12月的选举进行竞选。 　　Alex Brandon/Associated Press 　　抓紧：周一，在华盛顿白宫外，载有奥巴马总统的陆战队1号直升机起飞时，一名修女紧紧抓住头巾。 　　Agence France-Presse/Getty Images 　　旱：周一，在安徽合肥，一个农民正在展示干涸的田地。华南和华东的旱灾导致他们家和许多农民的庄稼枯死。 　　Bruce Weaver/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images 　　发射延期：美国宇航局原定于周二在佛罗里达州的卡纳尔维拉尔角发射新型的战神I-X火箭，但由于多云和大风天气，以及技术性问题导致发射时间推迟。该枚火箭的发射是美国尝试重返月球计划的第一步。重新发射时间定在周三。图为在发射场附近沼泽拍到的火箭倒映，水中还有一只鳄鱼。 　　Ricardo Moraes/Reuters 　　踢：周一，在里约热内卢的莱梅海滩上，一个小男孩在尽情玩耍。 　　Mainichi Shimbun/Reuters 　　撞船：周二，日本海上自卫队护卫舰“鞍马”号(Kurama)与一艘韩国集装箱货轮在日本南部两个小岛之间的海域相撞。韩国货轮在相撞后起火，“鞍马”号上一人在救火时受伤，另外两人因吸入烟尘接受治疗。 　　Faisal Mahmood/Reuters 　　插队的后果：周二，在巴基斯坦的德拉伊斯梅尔汗，一名警察威胁着要殴打一名在食物发放队中插队的男子，这名男子来自发生战事的瓦齐里斯坦南部。 　　Agence France-Presse/Getty Images 　　角色转换：周一在中国安徽省合肥市，一对夫妇正在参加比赛。这项赛旨在增进夫妻感情。 　　David Mdzinarishvili/Reuters 　　古修道院：周二在亚美尼亚与土耳其接壤的霍瑞维拉地区一个乡村古修道院里，一名男子怀抱着一名婴儿。 　　Denis Balibouse/Reuters 　　好风光：图为瑞士日内瓦湖畔的拉沃(Lavaux)地区一座景色迷人的葡萄园。该地区在2007年被列入联合国教科文组织世界遗产名录。 　　Marcello Paternostro/Agence France-Presse/Getty Images 　　偷渡者：周一，在西西里岛波扎罗的一个港口，被意大利海岸警卫队收容的偷渡者裹着毯子躺在地上休息。意大利警方在此次行动中收容了将近300名偷渡者，并发现一具尸体。在此之前，这些偷渡者已经冒着恶劣的天气在海上颠簸了数日。 　　Ted Fitzgerald/Boston Herald via Associated Press 　　车祸：周一，在马萨诸赛州威斯顿的麻州收费公路(Massachusetts Turnpike)的一个收费站，一辆运载牛肉的货车在与另一辆货车相撞后翻倒，大块的冻肉被抛落一地。不过没有人员在事故中受伤。 .

美国国防部长盖茨27日上午在五角大楼举行仪式,欢迎中国中央军委副主席徐才厚到访。 . . . 　　 　ARLINGTON, VA - OCTOBER 27: Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates (L) and the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Gen. Xu Caihou (R) participate in a full honor arrival ceremony at the Pentagon on October 27, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Gen. Xu Caihou is in the US to meet with Secretary Gates and also visit several US military installations. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) 　　 　　ARLINGTON, VA - OCTOBER 27: Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates (L) and the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Gen. Xu Caihou (R) participate in a full honor arrival ceremony at the Pentagon on October 27, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Gen. Xu Caihou is in the US to meet with Secretary Gates and also visit several US military installations. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) 　　 　　ARLINGTON, VA - OCTOBER 27: Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates (L) and the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Gen. Xu Caihou (R) participate in a full honor arrival ceremony at the Pentagon on October 27, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Gen. Xu Caihou is in the US to meet with Secretary Gates and also visit several US military installations. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) 　　 　　US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates (L) greets the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman General Xu Caihou (R) at the Pentagon in Washington, DC, October 27, 2009. Xu, the highest level Chinese military official to visit in years of rocky relations between the superpowers, holds talks with Gates amid US concerns over China's emergence as a potential high tech military rival. AFP PHOTO/Jim WATSON (Photo credit should read JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates (L) greets the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman General Xu Caihou (R) at the Pentagon in Washington, DC, October 27, 2009. Xu, the highest level Chinese military official to visit in years of rocky relations between the superpowers, holds talks with Gates amid US concerns over China's emergence as a potential high tech military rival. AFP PHOTO/Jim WATSON (Photo credit should read JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates (L) greets the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman General Xu Caihou (2nd L) at the Pentagon in Washington, DC, October 27, 2009. Xu, the highest level Chinese military official to visit in years of rocky relations between the superpowers, holds talks with Gates amid US concerns over China's emergence as a potential high tech military rival. AFP PHOTO/Jim WATSON (Photo credit should read JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates (2nd-R) greets the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman General Xu Caihou (2nd L) at the Pentagon in Washington, DC, October 27, 2009. Xu, the highest level Chinese military official to visit in years of rocky relations between the superpowers, holds talks with Gates amid US concerns over China's emergence as a potential high tech military rival. AFP PHOTO/Jim WATSON (Photo credit should read JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　US Secretary of Defense Robert Gates (C) greets the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman General Xu Caihou (2nd L) at the Pentagon in Washington, DC, October 27, 2009. Xu, the highest level Chinese military official to visit in years of rocky relations between the superpowers, holds talks with Gates amid US concerns over China's emergence as a potential high tech military rival. AFP PHOTO/Jim WATSON (Photo credit should read JIM WATSON/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　ARLINGTON, VA - OCTOBER 27: Members of the Chinese military delegation salute while Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates and the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Gen. Xu Caihou participate in a full honor arrival ceremony at the Pentagon on October 27, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Gen. Xu Caihou is in the US to meet with Secretary Gates and also visit several US military installations. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) 　　 　　ARLINGTON, VA - OCTOBER 27: Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates (L) and the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Gen. Xu Caihou participate in a full honor arrival ceremony at the Pentagon on October 27, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Gen. Xu Caihou is in the US to meet with Secretary Gates and also visit several US military installations. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) 　　 　　ARLINGTON, VA - OCTOBER 27: Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates (L) and the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Gen. Xu Caihou (R) participate in a full honor arrival ceremony at the Pentagon on October 27, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Gen. Xu Caihou is in the US to meet with Secretary Gates and also visit several US military installations. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) 　　 　　ARLINGTON, VA - OCTOBER 27: Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates (L) and the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Gen. Xu Caihou (R) participate in a full honor arrival ceremony at the Pentagon on October 27, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Gen. Xu Caihou is in the US to meet with Secretary Gates and also visit several US military installations. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images) 　　 　　ARLINGTON, VA - OCTOBER 27: Secretary of Defense Robert M. Gates (L) and the People's Republic of China Central Military Commission Vice Chairman Gen. Xu Caihou participate in a full honor arrival ceremony at the Pentagon on October 27, 2009 in Arlington, Virginia. Gen. Xu Caihou is in the US to meet with Secretary Gates and also visit several US military installations. (Photo by Mark Wilson/Getty Images)

　　. 　　. 　　. 　　. 　　. 　　. 　　重返法庭：周一，石油巨头尤科斯公司前总裁米哈伊尔•霍多尔科夫斯基(Mikhail Khodorkovsky)在莫斯科出庭受审。霍多尔科夫斯基在2005年因欺诈和逃税罪被判刑8年。这次他被控盗用公款及洗钱而面临着新的审讯。 　　 　　扑灭大火：上周日，在耶路撒冷，一群年轻人与以色列警方发生冲突。在阿克萨清真寺(al Aqsa mosque)内，年轻人向以色列警察投掷石块，后者则向这些年轻人投放震撼弹。图为一名巴勒斯坦男子正在扑救年轻人投掷毒气弹后引发的大火。 　　 　　微笑行动：周一，在马尼拉，一名微笑行动(Operation Smile)的受益儿童正准备接受手术。未来几天，微笑行动将对马尼拉马卡蒂地区有唇唇 裂及其他面部畸形问题的儿童进行免费手术。 　　 　　泥泞的道路：上周日，在世界拉力锦标赛英国站，法国车手塞巴斯蒂安•勒布(Sebastien Loeb)和副驾驶丹尼尔•艾莱纳(Daniel Elena) 在威尔士Rheola赛段驾车行驶。勒布第六次获得了世界拉力锦标赛的总冠军。 　　 　　烛光守夜：上周日，在华盛顿白宫前，一些埃塞俄比亚人及其支持者手持蜡烛守夜，要求释放关在埃塞俄比亚的所有政治犯。 　　 　　重阳拜祭：周一重阳节，人们到香港公墓为先人扫墓。 　　 　　驱赶羊群：上周日，在马德里举行的一个活动中，一名牧羊人在驱赶羊群。这个一年一度的活动是为了抗议政府破坏古老的游牧路线，经由该路线牧人夏季可在高海拔草场放牧。 　　 　　高空作业：上周日，在山西省太原市，一名工人悬挂高空正在清洁一栋办公楼的窗户。 　　 　　温习演讲稿：周五，在伦敦乘地铁去汤森路透集团进行演讲的途中，英国保守党影子财相乔治.奥斯本(George Osborne,中)在温习演讲稿。奥斯本在演讲中说，银行系统的现状令人难以接受，他不排除在国内采取行动将零售银行和投资银行进行分立的可能。 　　 　　翘首期盼：周日，在加州巴沙迪纳玫瑰碗(Rose Bowl)体育场即将举行的爱尔兰乐队U2演唱会上，艾普瑞.达拉曼(April Dalaman)热切等待开场。 　　 　　A young Yankees fan held up a sign at the American League Championship Series game between the Los Angeles Angels and New York Yankees in New York Sunday. The Yankees won 5-2 to advance to the World Series. (Julie Jacobson/Associated Press) 　　 　　悲痛欲绝：周日，印度斯里古里一个贫民窟发生大火。图为一位母亲因两个孩子在大火中丧生而悲痛不已。 　　 　　致命的爆炸：上周日，巴格达连续发生两起以政府办公楼为目标的自杀式爆炸袭击，造成大约155人死亡，其中包括24名儿童。伊拉克周一再次呼吁联合国对某些外国政府对暴力分子的支持进行调查。图为，一名男子在巴格达省政府大楼外的爆炸现场悲痛欲绝。 　　 　　偷偷观望：周一，在印度斯利那加，一名克什米尔穆斯林观望警察与抗议者（图中未显示）之间的冲突。抗议的导火索是上周六一名印度军人射杀了25岁的克什米尔人萨贾德.艾哈迈德(Sajad Ahmad)，后者被指强闯军营。 　　 　　巨型鞋子：周日，在加拿大阿尔伯塔省艾德蒙顿的一个公交车站，一名行人停下来在一只巨型脚雕塑上系鞋带。 　　 　　传统与时尚：周日在玻利维亚首都拉巴斯举行的一个艺术时尚秀上，模特们在一名凯楚阿族妇女旁边摆造型。此次时尚秀使用了这名凯楚阿族妇女所织的布料。 　　

　　2009年10月23日，澳大利亚悉尼，来自纽约的全男班惹笑芭蕾舞团The Trocks在喷泉边起舞。高超的足尖技巧，优美的芭蕾舞姿，加上怪异的动作滑稽的表情，这些美国男子芭蕾演员们用一种另类的表现力颠覆了人们心中优雅高贵的印象，让观众欣赏传统以外的男扮女装芭蕾舞表演。 . . . 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　 　　

　 . 全球经济危机使得大部份欧美厂商缺席了今年的东京车展。尽管如此，未来主义概念车，混合动力车，零排放电力车，甚至氢动能踏板车仍然成为车展焦点。 . . . 　　 　　Junko Kimura/Getty Images 　　2009年10月21日，雅马哈(Yamaha)的电力驱动概念车“EC-f”在日本千叶县幕张国际展览中心举办的第41届东京车展上亮相。 　　 　　Junko Kimura/Getty Images 　　本田(Honda Motor)总裁伊藤隆信(Takanobu Ito)正在介绍新款概念车CR-Z。 　　 　　AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye 　　图为伊藤隆信正在车展上介绍本田摩托车CB 1100（左）及VFR 1200F（右）。 　　 　　KAZUHIRO NOGI/AFP/Getty Images 　　模特展示本田的实验概念车，平衡控制U3-X。 　　 　　Junko Kimura/Getty Images 　　日产(Nissan)首席执行长卡洛斯•戈恩(Carlos Ghosn)介绍该品牌的“风雅”电力混合驱动车型(Fuga Hybrid)。 　　 　　AP Photo/Itsuo Inouye 　　卡洛斯•戈恩在车展上试驾日产“陆地滑翔机”(Land Glider)电动汽车。 　　 　　AP Photo/Junji Kurokawa 　　日产公司的Qazanta概念车在车展亮相。 　　Junko Kimura/Getty Images 　　图为丰田(Toyota)的FT-86概念跑车。该车被认为是丰田传奇车型AE86的继承者。（译者注：AE86为日本动漫《头文字D》主角藤原拓海驾驶的车型。） 　　 　　KAZUHIRO NOGI/AFP/Getty Images 　　丰田旗下豪华车品牌雷克萨斯(Lexus)在媒体参观日发布了名为LFA的双座跑车。 　　 　　Junko Kimura/Getty Images 　　丰田汽车公司总裁丰田章男(Akio Toyoda)正在介绍雷克萨斯混合动力概念车LF-Ch。 　　 　　Kiyoshi Ota/Getty Images 　　铃木(Suzuki)公司展示了“雨燕”(Swift)的插入式混合动力概念车型。 　　 　　Kiyoshi Ota/Getty Images 　　在东京车展上，一名车模站在马自达(Mazda Motor Corp.)新款紧凑型概念车“清”(Kiyora)的旁边。 　　 　　Kiyoshi Ota/Getty Images 　　一名参观者仔细观看马自达公司的新款直喷式汽油引擎--马自达SKY-G。 　　 　　Kiyoshi Ota/Getty Images 　　三菱汽车(Mitsubishi Motors Corp.)总裁西冈乔(Osamu Masuko)在车展上介绍该公司研发的插入式混合动力电动概念车PX-MiEV。 　　 　　YOSHIKAZU TSUNO/AFP/Getty Images 　　这款富士重工(Fuji Heavy Industries)设计的斯巴鲁(Subaru)混合动力旅行概念车配备了由2.0升水平对置引擎和电动机组成的混合动力系统，并且是全时四驱。 .

据美联社报道，联合国前南问题国际刑事法庭定于26日对波黑前领导人卡拉季奇展开审讯，但是由于卡拉季奇的抵制，他本人今日可能将缺席。 据报道，卡拉季奇将在法庭上为自己辩护，但他认为自己需要更长的时间做准备，并表示将拒绝出庭。 现年64岁的卡拉季奇去年7月在塞尔维亚首都贝尔格莱德被捕，此前的13年他一直隐姓埋名。 　　 　　Title: 　　A combination made on July 31, 2008 show 　　Caption: 　　A combination made on July 31, 2008 shows two pictures of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic : (at L) appearing at the International Criminal Tribunal for the Former Yugoslavia at the start of his initial appearance in The Hague on July 31, 2008, and (at R) in a recent handout photo released on July 22, 2008 in Belgrade. Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic opted on July 31, 2008 to delay entering a plea to 11 charges of genocide, war crimes and crimes against humanity before the UN war crimes court. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read -/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　A Serb holds a photo of Bosnian Serb lea... 　　Caption: 　　Belgrade, SERBIA: A Serb holds a photo of Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic outside the US embassy during a protest against a UN plan for the future status of Kosovo that caused gridlock on the streets of Belgrade, 27 February 2007. The UN plan, drafted by Finnish envoy Martti Ahtisaari, offers Kosovo's separatist ethnic Albanian majority the trappings of statehood, which Belgrade fears will lead to the independence of the southern territory. AFP PHOTO / DIMITAR DILKOFF (Photo credit should read DIMITAR DILKOFF/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　An elderly Serb man holds a picture of f... 　　Caption: 　　Belgrade, SERBIA: An elderly Serb man holds a picture of former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic outside the US embassy during a protest against a UN plan for the future status of Kosovo that caused gridlock on the streets of Belgrade, 27 February 2007. The UN plan, drafted by Finnish envoy Martti Ahtisaari, offers Kosovo's separatist ethnic Albanian majority the trappings of statehood, which Belgrade fears will lead to the independence of the southern territory. AFP PHOTO / DIMITAR DILKOFF (Photo credit should read DIMITAR DILKOFF/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Support Rally For War Crime Suspect General Ratko Mladic 　　Caption: 　　BELGRADE, SERBIA - FEBRUARY 24: A Serbian Radical party supporter holds photos of war crimes suspects Radovan Karadzic (L), Ratko Mladic (C) and Vojislav Seselj (R) at a rally in Belgrade February 24, 2006. A Serbian ultranationalist party on Thursday urged fugitive Bosnian Serb general Ratko Mladic not to surrender to the UN warcrimes court, despite mounting pressure on Belgrade to hand over one of the most wanted suspects of the Balkan wars in 1990s. (Photo by Milos Bicanski/Getty Images) *** Local Caption *** 　　 　　Title: 　　A new book of poetry by the Hague Tribun... 　　Caption: 　　Pozarevac, YUGOSLAVIA: A new book of poetry by the Hague Tribunal's most wanted fugitive, former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic was displayed today in the National Museum of Pozarevac, 100kilometers south-east of Belgrade, 17 October 2005. The book of poems 'Under the left breast of the century' is published by a Serbian private publishing house. Slavoljub Obradovic (out of camera range), publisher and editor of the book, told the media that the book represents a collection of the most recent poems written by Karadzic. Pozarevac is the hometown of former Yugoslav president Slobodan Milosevic and his family. AFP PHOTO / ANDREJ ISAKOVIC (Photo credit should read ANDREJ ISAKOVIC/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　TO GO WITH AFP STORY: WARCRIMES-BOSNIA... 　　Caption: 　　Banja Luka, BOSNIA AND HERCEGOVINA: TO GO WITH AFP STORY: WARCRIMES-BOSNIA A man sells pictures of Bosnian Serb wartime leader Radovan Karadzic (center) and his former army chief Ratko Mladic (lower) - two top fugitives who have been on the run for a decade since they were charged with genocide by the UN war crimes tribunal at The Hague, and Draza Mihailovic, (upper), former leader of Chetniks - Serb royalists who fought both the Nazis and the communist Partisans in World War II, together with pictures of saints important for the Serb Orthodox Church, during the market day in northwestern Bosnian town of Banja Luka, 03 July 2005. Bosnian Serb authorities last year admitted to the horrific scale of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre of some 8,000 Muslims by Serb forces, but most ordinary Serbs still deny the truth about the worst single atrocity in Europe since World War II. Some 50,000 people are expected to attend ceremonies to mark the 10th anniversary of the massacre on 11 July. AFP PHOTO STRINGER (Photo credit should read STRINGER/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Serb Children 　　Caption: 　　Two Serb children living in Srebrenica, August 2003. Thousands of Muslims from the town were massacred in 1995 during a period of 'ethnic cleansing' by the Serbs. Now many Serbs live here as refugees from Sarajevo, which is under Muslim jurisdiction following the Dayton Peace Agreement. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Missing Father 　　Caption: 　　Damir Aljkamovic holds up a photograph of his father, who is still missing, and believed to have been killed by Serbs in the 1995 massacre at Srebrenica, 2003. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Human Remains 　　Caption: 　　The remains of around 700 bodies exhumed from a mass grave at Crni Vrh in Srpska Republic, north-eastern Bosnia, 2003. The victims are thought to have been Muslims massacred in 1995 in Srebrenica, as well as people murdered in Zvornik at the start of the war. The bodies are being kept at a DNA laboratory in Tuzla, where the International Commission on Missing Persons (ICMP) is attempting to identify the bodies. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Serbian Church 　　Caption: 　　A Serb man praying during the Easter service at the Serbian Orthodox Church in Sarajevo, 2003. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Potocari Cemetery 　　Caption: 　　The Potocari commemorative memorial site in Srebrenica, where over 2,000 victims of the 1995 Srebrenica massacre are buried, 2003. Thousands more are still missing or unidentified. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Cemetery 　　Caption: 　　A football training field next to Zetra Stadium in Sarajevo, 2003. Part of the field has been turned into a cemetery for some 5,000 Muslims, Croats and Serbs killed in the war. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Hulton Archive/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　This wanted poster released 02 March, 2000 by the... 　　Caption: 　　WASHINGTON, DC - MARCH 2: This wanted poster released 02 March, 2000 by the US State Department in Washington, DC shows Yugoslav President Slobodan Milosevic, Radovan Karadzic and Ratko Mladic. The State Department is stepping up its efforts for the arrest and conviction of the three who were indicted last May by an international tribunal in the Netherlands for alleged crimes against ethnic Albanians in Kososvo. (Photo credit should read GEORGE BRIDGES/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Kosovar Death 　　Caption: 　　KOSOVO-JUNE 1999: In the spring of 1999 Serb soldiers 'ethnically cleansed' 1.5 million Kosovo Albanians from their homes. This man was executed in his home, then wrapped in a lamb's fleece rug and torched, and was one of many found along an eleven mile long stretch of road between Lukare and Koliq near Pristina. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Burial Grief 　　Caption: 　　KOSOVO-JUNE 1999: Kosavar Albania women overcome with grief bury their men folk killed by Serb forces in 1999. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Refugee Camp 　　Caption: 　　MACEDONIA MAY 1999: A small girl looks through barbed wire at a refugee camp in Macedonia where thousands of Albanians were kept after being 'ethnically cleansed' from their homes in Kosovo in 1999. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Refugee Transportation 　　Caption: 　　MACEDONIA-MAY 1999: Transported out of Kosovo into Macedonia by bus in the middle of the night, a father and son escape from their Serb tormentors, during the spring of 1999 when 1.5 million Kosovo Albanias were forced out of their homes. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Weary Refugee 　　Caption: 　　MACEDONIA-MAY 1999: Weary and hungry an old woman waits for help after crossing the border between Kosovo and Albania in 1999. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Refugee Bus 　　Caption: 　　MACEDONIA-MAY 1999: Refugees are taken to a camp by bus after arriving at Macedonia from Kosovo during the spring of 1999 when Serb forces forced 1.5 million Albanians from their homes. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Kosovar Refugee 　　Caption: 　　KUKES, ALBANIA-APRIL 1999: Paralysed and helpless, a woman cleansed from Kosovo into Albania by Serb soldiers, shelters from driving rain under plastic sheeting in the Spring of 1999. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　William J. Clinton;Madeleine K. Albright 　　Caption: 　　Pres. Bill Clinton speaking to Secy. of State Madeleine Albright (back-to-camera) in White House during Kosovo crisis (Photo by Barbara Kinney/White House/Time Life Pictures/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Bread For Kosovo 　　Caption: 　　1999: Loaves of bread being handed out to Kosovar refugees in Albania. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　YUGOSLAVIA-KARADZIC 　　Caption: 　　PALE,YUGOSLAVIA -UNDATED: Former Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic in his stronghold of Pale. It was announced 20 May that NATO troops in Bosnia went on alert last week for a possible operation to seize Karadzic, an indicted war criminal charged with genocide by the Internationbal Crimnal Tribunal in The Hague. (Photo by: IGOR DUTINA/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Bosnian Serb strongman Radovan Karadzic speaks at... 　　Caption: 　　PALE, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - JULY 1: Bosnian Serb strongman Radovan Karadzic speaks at a session of the Bosnian Serb Democratic Party (SDS) in Pale, Bosnia, 01 July. Leaders of Karadzic's nationalist party 01 July backed his candidacy in the Bosnian elections scheduled for 14 September. Karadzic, indicted by the UN War Crimes Tribunal, is barred under the Dayton peace accord from holding public office or running in the elections. (Photo credit should read IGOR DUTINA/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Shrapnel Scar 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - MAY 1996: An elderly man displays a scar from a stomach wound caused by shrapnel from a mortar shell. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Bomb Damaged Home 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - APRIL 1996: A woman is distraught as she views her devastated home in a heavily shelled area of Sarajevo. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Refugees Of The Srebrenica Massacre 　　Caption: 　　TUZLA, BOSNIA - MARCH 1996: Sadeta Husic with a picture of her missing husband, Sejdin, at the refugee centre set up at the Tuzla Woman and Child Centre for survivors and refugees of the Srebrenica massacre. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Refugees Of The Srebrenica Massacre 　　Caption: 　　TUZLA, BOSNIA - MARCH 1996: A young boy at the refugee centre set up at the Tuzla Woman and Child Centre for survivors and refugees of the Srebrenica massacre. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Discarded Oil Cans 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1996: Cooking oil cans donated by the USA and distributed by the UN during the harsh winters of the siege of Sarajevo between 1992 and 1996. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Bullet Hole Damage 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1996: Children play among bullet ridden vehicles near the frontline in Sarajevo in 1996. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Franjo Tudjman;William J. Clinton;Alija Izetbegovic;Slobodan Milosevic 　　Caption: 　　Pres. Clinton (fore) w. Balkan ldrs. (L-R) Serbia's Milosevic, Croatia's Tudjman & Bosnia's Izetbegovic during Bosnia peace accord signing. (Photo by Cynthia Johnson//Time Life Pictures/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Salvage 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - NOVEMBER 1995: An elderly couple collect firewood to try to keep warm during a Sarajevo harsh winter. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic talks on the... 　　Caption: 　　BANJA LUKA, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA - AUGUST 1: Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic talks on the phone about the latest developments in Banja Luka 14 August. The United Nations reported 14 August that Bosnian Serbs are making a final effort to expel the remaining 15,000 Croats and 45,000 Moslems from Banja Luka. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read Milos KECMAN/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. An injured mother sits with her young sons at a refugee camp set up at Tuzla airport. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. At Tuzla airport a Muslim woman weeps when told that her husband has been murdered by Serb soldiers. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. An exhausted elderly woman picturd in a refugee centre set up to shelter Muslim families after they fled Srebrenica. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. A UN soldier plays with Bosnian Muslim children at the refugee camp set up at Tuzla airport when Serb forces killed 7,000 Bosnian men and boys. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. A Muslim grandmother hugs her young grand children at a refugee centre set up near Tuzla for people fleeing the Srebrenica massacre. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. An exhausted small boy asleep on his feet while waiting for food at a refugee camp set up at Tuzla airport to give shelter to Muslims fleeing the Serb atrocities in Srebrenica.(Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. Muslim women grieve for their men folk killed by Serb soldiers while fleeing Srebrenica. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. A Muslim mother carries her child at a refugee camp set up at Tuzla airport. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. A UN soldier helps a young Muslim boy cross the runway at Tuzla airport which became a refugee camp when Serb forces attacked Bosnian men at Srebrenica. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. Grieving elderly Muslim women pictured in a refugee centre set up to shelter Muslim families after they fled Srebrenica. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. One of the few Muslim men to escape the Srebrenica massacre plays with his children at Tuzla airport where a refugee camp was set up to shelter families. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. A Muslim family arrives at Tuzla after escaping the Serb forces. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Massacre In Srebrenica 　　Caption: 　　Srebrenica, BOSNIA - JULY 1995: In July 1995 the worst case of genocide since World War II took place at Srebrenica in Bosnia. Over a period of five day Bosnian Serb army took control of the small spa town and separated Muslim males from their families. Over 7,000 men and boys were systematically murdered in the fields and valleys around the area. Bosnian women and children pictured at the Tuzla airport set up as a refugee camp for those fleeing Srebrenica. (Photo by Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Debris 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - MAY 1995: A man, on crutches having been wounded by a shell, stands deep in thought outside the destroyed Oslobodenje newspaper building in Sarajevo. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　File photo dated 24 April shows Bosnian Serb leade... 　　Caption: 　　APRIL 24: File photo dated 24 April shows Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic, who is under investigation by the United Nations on suspicion of war crimes, as was announced by the prosecutor of the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague, Netherlands, 24 April. A communique issued by prosecutor Richard Goldstone said, the investigation was also concerning Karadzic's military commander, General Ratko Mladic. AFP PHOTO (Photo credit should read MICHAEL EVSTAFIEV/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Bosnian Barber 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - APRIL 1995: A man cuts the hair of a young boy during a lull in shooting in Sniper Alley. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Amputee 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - JANUARY 1995: An amputee on crutches walks along the main road known as Sniper Alley. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　(FILES): This file picture taken in 1995... 　　Caption: 　　Moscow, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: (FILES): This file picture taken in 1995 in Moscow, shows Russian President Boris Yeltsin (L) and Yugoslavian President Slobodan Milosevic meeting in the Kremlin. Milosevic has died in the UN war crimes tribunal's detention center in the Hague, Radio B92 reported 11 March 2006. Milosevic was standing trial at the Hague-based UN war crimes court on more than 60 counts including genocide and crimes against humanity for his role in the Balkan wars, including the 1995 massacre of 8,000 Muslims at Srebrenica. AFP PHOTO / ITAR-TASS / FILES (Photo credit should read -/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　picture taken in May 1995 around Tuzla, central Bo... 　　Caption: 　　TUZLA, BOSNIA AND HERZEGOVINA: picture taken in May 1995 around Tuzla, central Bosnia of Naser Oric, former commander of Bosnian Muslim forces in eastern Bosnian town of Srebrenica posing for a photograph. Oric was captured by NATO peacekeeping forces 10 April 2003, and transferred to the UN war crimes tribunal in The Hague. Oric is indicted on war crimes charges relating to murder and cruel treatment of Bosnian Serbs in the first two years of the Bosnian war. Survivors of the 1995 massacre of Muslims at Srebrenica voiced bitterness 10 April 2003 after their former commander in the town was arrested by the NATO peacekeepers who have so far failed to catch two Serb leaders held mainly responsible for the killings. (Photo credit should read AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Grave 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - JULY 1994: A woman grieves at her relative's grave after his burial in a Sarajevo cemetery. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Radovan Karadzic (L), Bosnian Serb warlord and lea... 　　Caption: 　　MOSCOW, RUSSIAN FEDERATION: Radovan Karadzic (L), Bosnian Serb warlord and leader of the Serb-run part of Bosnia during the 1992-1995 war, receives 15 June 1994 in Moscow for his poetry, the Mikhal Sholokhov literature award by Sergei Zhuravlev, president of Sholokhov committee. 'Radovan Karadzic is a guardian of the Serb name, a cavalier in a slave and orthodox world who remains in the hearts of Serbs', his Yugoslav editor said in January 2002. Karadzic has been indicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague for war crimes and genocide committed during Bosnia's war. He remains at large, and is believed to be hiding in the Bosnian Serb entity, known officially as Republika Srpska (RS). AFP PHOTO HECTOR MATA (Photo credit should read HECTOR MATA/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Picture dated 13 June 1994 shows Bosnian Serb lead... 　　Caption: 　　MOSCOW, RUSSIA - JUNE 13: Picture dated 13 June 1994 shows Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic flanked by bodyguards arriving for a private visit at Moscow airport. (Photo credit should read MICHAEL EVSTAFIEV/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Child 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - MAY 1994: A traumatised child and his grandmother outside their devastated shell damaged apartment block. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Heroes Square 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - APRIL 1994: A man in the area known as Heroes Square, so called because of the extreme dangers of living there during the war. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Bosnian On Balcony 　　Caption: 　　9th March 1994: A Bosnian Muslim woman on her balcony, which has been damaged by shelling, in Dolnija, Sarajevo, after the ceasefire following civil war in Yugoslavia. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Begging At Sarajevo 　　Caption: 　　7th March 1994: Begging for cigarettes outside the barbed wire defences of the UN base in Skendeija, Sarajevo, Bosnia-Herzegovina, after the ceasefire following civil war in Yugoslavia. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Frontline Patrol 　　Caption: 　　22nd February 1994: Children watch as Coldstream Guards, British United Nations troops, set off to patrol frontline positions on Hill Zuci, Sarajevo. (Photo by Kevin Weaver/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　(FILES) A file photo taken on February 1 　　Caption: 　　(FILES) A file photo taken on February 11, 1994 shows Bosnian Serb leader Radovan Karadzic giving a press conference in Geneva. Karadzic indicted by the International Criminal Tribunal for the former Yugoslavia (ICTY) in The Hague for war crimes and genocide committed during Bosnia's war has been arrested it was announced by Serbian President Boris Tadic's services on July 21, 2008. AFP PHOTO / PATRICK AVIOLAT (Photo credit should read PATRICK AVIOLAT/AFP/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Wartime Wood 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1994: Desperate for wood to burn to keep warm, a Sarajevo couple chop up the roots of a felled tree in the winter of 1994. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Dead 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1994: Serb snipers took a terrible toll on the citizens of Sarajevo, 'God forgive them for what they have done', says morgue attendant Ramiz Helja. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Life 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1993: In the dangerous suburb of Dobrinja Meliha Vareshanovic walks proudly and defiantly to work during the siege of Sarajevo. Her message to the watching gunmen who surround her city is simple, 'you will never defeat us.' (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sniper Alley 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1993: A smiling child runs across 'Sniper Alley' in Sarajevo during heavy fighting in 1993. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Injured Child 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - JULY 1992: The face of a badly burned child injured during heavy shelling. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Man 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO, BOSNIA - JULY 1992: An elderly resident peers fearfully out of his house during heavy shelling and explosions. During the 47 months between the spring of 1992 and February 1996, the people of Sarajevo endured the longest siege Europe has witnessed since the end of the Second World War. More than 10,600 people were killed with a further 56,000 wounded or maimed. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Graffiti 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1992: Welcome to hell - a woman hurried past graffiti in the area known as 'Sniper Alley' in Sarajevo's main thorough fare during the siege in 1992. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo War 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1992: Sheltering from a heavy mortar bombardment, 67 year old Antonia Arapovic, hugs her neighbour's terrified child in the darkness of a underground cellar in Sarajevo. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sniper Alley 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1992: Women shelter behind a UN armoured personnel carrier as they cross 'Sniper Alley' during the siege of Sarajevo in 1995. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo War 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1994: A Bosnian muslim girl studies the Koran by candlelight during the 47 month long siege of Sarajevo. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo War 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1992: Tears of anguish for a mother as she prepares to send her confused child out of Sarajevo on a bus promised safe passage by the Serb forces during the siege in 1992. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Requiem 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1992: Celloist Vedran Smalovic breaks down in tears after playing a requiem to a dead friend in Hero's Cemetery, where Bosnian fighters were buried during the siege of Sarajevo. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo Graveyard 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1992: A gravedigger at work in Sarajevo's Lion Cemetery where, prior to the war, lovers met and people walked their dogs. In 1992 an average of 12 citizens a day were being buried there. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo War 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO - 1992: Sarajevans run for cover during shooting in 'Sniper Alley' in 1992. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images) 　　 　　Title: 　　Sarajevo War 　　Caption: 　　SARAJEVO-1992: Women run for their lives across 'Sniper Alley' under the sights of Serb gunmen during the siege of Sarajevo. (Photo By Tom Stoddart/Getty Images)

　　印度屠妖节也被称作“排灯灯”是印度教徒和世界各地的印度教信徒们为屠妖节而举行庆祝活动，其重要程度相当于国人的春节。本组图片就为大家展示了今年印度排灯节的甜蜜神秘温馨又热闹的场面。 . . . 　　 　　2009年10月16日，09年印度排灯节的前夕，一位7岁的女学生在路边摆放着由金盏花做成的花环。这是位于印度南部的城市海德拉巴。这些花卉是提供给出现在排灯节上的印度教诸神，所以每年的排灯节则是全国的庆祝日。（来自路透社/KrishnenduHalder） 　　 　　人们用泥灯排列出庆祝的喜庆画面。（来自路透社/KrishnenduHalder） 　　 　　10月11日，星期日，一位印度陶工正在为排灯节制作泥灯。他所在的城市是印度的阿拉哈巴德。人们将购买这些泥灯，并且在庆祝排灯节时用来装饰自己的房屋。（来自美联社/RajeshKumarSingh） 　　 　　10月9日，一位陶工在为排灯节制作粘土泥灯，他在印度的孟买。（来自路透社/ArkoDatta） 　　 　　10月6日，一个工匠赶在排灯节前在为泥灯彩绘，他位于加尔各答东部的一个工厂。（来自路透社/JayantaShaw） 　　 　　10月8日，志愿者们在排灯节前，在制灯工厂制作蜡烛灯，他们来自印度新德里的一个盲人学校。（来自路透社/ParthSanyal） 　　 　　10月14日，一位人力车夫从还未完工的印度女神像Kali面前经过，Kali是印度人民共同的偶像。由于还未完工，Kali神像在一个工厂外，位于东部的加尔各答。（来自路透社/JayantaShaw） 　　 　　10月12日，一个工匠在为印度女神像Kali做最后的润色，他位于印度东部加尔各答的一个工厂。印度权力女神Kali在排灯节时将受到膜拜。。（来自路透社/JayantaShaw） 　　 　　10月16日，女孩正带着一位小孩走过各式各样的粘土雕塑，这些雕塑被展览在路旁的商店。这里是印度的新德里。（来自路透社/ParthSanyal） 　　 　　10月15日，一位妇女在为排灯节的泥灯着色，这里是印度的孟买。（来自路透社/ArkoDatta） 　　 　　10月14日，星期三，一个男孩在商店前摆放着手工制作的彩灯罩，这是印度排灯节前的海德拉巴。（来自美联社照片/MaheshKumarA） 　　 　　10月11日，排灯节前，一名警察在数以千计的人群中站岗，这里是印度阿默达巴德的一个市场。（来自美联社/AjitSolanki） 　　 　　10月16日，排灯节的前夕，一个孩子坐在印度女神Lakshmi附近，Lakshmi是代表财富的女神。此时是在印度海德拉。（来自美联社/MaheshKumarA.) 　　 　　10月17日，印度排灯节时，一个拥有印度教信仰的马来西亚人，ThevamalarNadarajah。12岁的她在马来西亚吉隆坡的一个寺庙里背诵祷文。印度教社区包含7%或者说2600万马来西亚总人口中的180万，会在周六庆祝排灯节。排灯节时，印度教徒们用各式各样的泥灯和蜡烛来装饰他们的房屋和朝拜的地方。当地人称之为屠妖节，字面意思就是“排灯”。（来自路透社/BazukiMuhammad） 　　 　　10月17日，烟花绽放在天空中，此时是印度的新德里，人们在庆祝排灯节。排灯节的庆祝以祈祷和烟花爆竹贯穿在印度。（来自美联社/ManishSwarup） 　　 　　10月17日，印度排灯节，孩子们在新德里观看庆祝排灯节的烟花。（来自路透社/ReinhardKrause） 　　 　　10月17日，为了庆祝排灯节，新德里的孩子们在夜晚挥动着焰火。（来自路透社/ReinhardKrause） 　　 　　10月17日，在庆祝排灯节时，印度教信徒在斯里兰卡首都科伦坡ShivmKovi寺庙里祈祷。（来自路透社/AndrewCaballero-Reynolds） 　　 　　10月14日，华盛顿特区。美国总统奥巴马点燃了一个传统油灯。来自美国的马里兰州SriSivaVishnu寺庙的印度教祭司在白宫东厅里吟唱着排灯节传统的圣歌，在庆祝仪式中，奥巴马签署了一项行政命令，恢复白宫的顾问委员会和跨机构的工作组，其中设计的问题有关亚裔美国人和太平洋岛民。(来自ChipSomodevilla/GettyImages) 　　 　　10月17日，加迪什・卡坡这位孟买证券交易所的非执行主席在孟买交易所于排灯节这一特殊的节日传统开盘前将供物奉献给印度教女神拉克西米（财富女神）。孟买证券交易所得经纪人和投资者在持续一个小时的开盘仪式中购买了股票。(来自PrashanthVishwanathan/Bloomberg) 　　 　　10月15日，在排灯节前，从这张长曝光的照片中，我们可以看到两名来自阿默达巴德的女孩用烟火在空中旋转出红色的圈圈。（来自AjitSolanki） 　　 　　10月16日，在印度城市昌迪加尔，旁观者站在为庆祝排灯节而点亮的瓦灯旁。（来自路透社/AjayVerma） 　　 　　10月17日，印度西部古吉拉邦，一名奉献者点亮了阿克萨达姆寺中的瓦灯来庆祝一年一度的排灯节。(来自路透社/AmitDave) 　　 　　10月17日，在帕拉马里博SanatanDharm儿童之家，孩子们用瓦灯装饰他们的前院。在瓦灯节期间，印度教家庭用瓦灯和蜡烛来装饰他们的房屋和宗教场所。（来自路透社/RanuAbhelakh） 　　 　　10月17日，在斯里兰卡首都科伦坡，一名牧师注视着在排灯节期间前来ShivmKovi宫殿的朝圣者。（来自路透社/AndrewCaballero-Reynolds） 　　 　　10月16日，在印度西部城市西里古里的排灯节前夕庆祝中，，一个小女孩点亮瓦灯。(来自路透社/RupakDeChowdhuri) 　　 　　10月17日，在印度和孟加拉国边境，印度东北部提普拉邦首府安加尔塔拉郊区，印度边防部队士兵在掩体中点燃蜡烛庆祝印度排灯节。（来自路透社/JayantaDey） 　　 　　新德里一名在排灯节燃放烟花的男孩。（来自路透社/ReinhardKrause） 　　 　　10月17日，在印度和孟加拉国边境的印度东部城市西里古里(Siriguri)，的印度边防部队士兵点燃蜡烛来庆祝排灯节。（来自路透社/RupakDeChowdhuri） 　　 　　10月17日，在班加罗尔，人们在他们屋外燃放烟花庆祝排灯节。（来自AijazRahi） 　　 　　10月17日，在排灯节这一象征光明的节日，新德里的一名妇女准备用瓦灯放置在房子中和房子周围。（来自ManishSwarup） 　　 　　10月16日，在帕拉马里博参加排灯节队列中一名打扮成印度教奎师那（Krishna）的男孩。（来自路透社/RanuAbhelakh） 　　 　　10月16日，瓦灯节庆典的前夕，在印度西部城市阿默达巴德一名妇女点亮了一盏瓦灯。（来自路透社/AmitDave） .