"Watch Parade"

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18 Mar 2026

Muslim residents watch a parade of ogoh-ogoh statues, which are replicas of evil figures, in front of offerings on the streets of Malang, East Java, Indonesia, on March 18, 2026. The event coincides with the observance of the Ramadan fast. Indonesia is the country with the largest Muslim population in the world and legally protects its citizens' right to practice their respective religions, including Islam, Christianity/Catholicism, Hinduism, and Buddhism.

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18 Mar 2026

Muslim residents watch a parade of ogoh-ogoh statues, which are replicas of evil figures, in front of offerings on the streets of Malang, East Java, Indonesia, on March 18, 2026. The event coincides with the observance of the Ramadan fast. Indonesia is the country with the largest Muslim population in the world and legally protects its citizens' right to practice their respective religions, including Islam, Christianity/Catholicism, Hinduism, and Buddhism.

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18 Mar 2026

Muslim residents watch a parade of ogoh-ogoh statues, which are replicas of evil figures, in front of offerings on the streets of Malang, East Java, Indonesia, on March 18, 2026. The event coincides with the observance of the Ramadan fast. Indonesia is the country with the largest Muslim population in the world and legally protects its citizens' right to practice their respective religions, including Islam, Christianity/Catholicism, Hinduism, and Buddhism.

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11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432126

11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432127

11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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#13432128

11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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11 Mar 2026

King Frederik X of Denmark attends a parade and gives the 'King's Watch' at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026. The 'King's Watch' (Kongens Ur) is a Danish tradition in which the King of Denmark presents a watch to a Royal Life Guard member for outstanding service. The award recognizes a guardsman who demonstrates exceptional camaraderie and military skill.

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11 Mar 2026

Members of the Danish Royal Life Guard take part in the changing of the guard at the Rosenborg Barracks in Copenhagen, Denmark, on March 11, 2026.

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#13329079

16 Feb 2026

Women dressed as Quaresima watch the Rumita parade towards the town center in Satriano di Lucania, Italy, on February 15, 2026. The Satriano Carnival is an ancient folk festival that takes place on the Saturday and Sunday before Shrove Tuesday and is considered the most characteristic, evocative, and mysterious in Basilicata. The uniqueness of this carnival ritual lies in the presence of three typical masks that parade through the streets of the town: Rumita, Urs, and Quaresima. It is considered one of the last arboreal and ancestral rituals to survive in their entirety.

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16 Feb 2026

Women dressed as Quaresima watch the Rumita parade towards the town center in Satriano di Lucania, Italy, on February 15, 2026. The Satriano Carnival is an ancient folk festival that takes place on the Saturday and Sunday before Shrove Tuesday and is considered the most characteristic, evocative, and mysterious in Basilicata. The uniqueness of this carnival ritual lies in the presence of three typical masks that parade through the streets of the town: Rumita, Urs, and Quaresima. It is considered one of the last arboreal and ancestral rituals to survive in their entirety.

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