Photos of the week: Thailand cave rescue, Japan flood, Croatia in World Cup finals

A peace sign is flashed to the camera in this video still by one of the young boys of the Thai football team after being rescued from the cave. The ‘close to disaster’ mission ended successfully and all 12 boys and their coach were removed over a timespan of three days and are now recovering in hospital. Photo credit: Thai Government PR on Twitter

People inspect their damaged homes in flood-hit area of Mabi, Okayama prefecture in Japan on July 10, 2018. Rescue workers carried out house-to-house searches in the increasingly unlikely hope of finding survivors after days of deadly floods and landslides. Photo credit: Getty Images

Croatia supporters photographed celebrating at the 2018 FIFA World Cup semi-final match at the main square in Zagreb on July 11, 2018. Croatia’s 2-1 win against England earned them a spot in the World Cup final against France for the first time. Photo credit: Getty Images

Pakistani supporters of Awami National Party (ANP) shout slogans as they attend the funeral ceremony of a local leader and candidate of ANP, Haroon Bilour in Peshawar on July 11, 2018. The politician was killed by a Taliban suicide bomber in northwestern Pakistan’s Peshawar, hours after an explosion left 20 dead in the first major attack ahead of the July 25, polls. Photo credit: Getty Images

Yemeni women go through garbage at a landfill looking for recyclable items that they can sell in exchange for money on July 10, 2018 in north Sana’a, Yemen. Photo credit: Getty Images

White tiger quintuplets play at Wild World Jinan on July 10, 2018 in Jinan, Shandong Province of China. The tigers turned 100 days old and formally met tourists for the first time on Tuesday. Photo credit: Getty Images

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