The week's best photojournalism
In this week's most striking images, a monkey gets a bath, robots tend bar, and more
By
Jacob Lambert
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A monkey gets bathed by its handler in Kolkata, India.
(Image credit: (EPA-EFE/PIYAL ADHIKARY))

A greyhound passes by a power line tower in Til Til, Chile.
(Image credit: (REUTERS/Ivan Alvarado))

A U.S. Army crew chief observes a test of flares over Afghanistan.
(Image credit: (U.S. Air Force/Tech. Sgt. Gregory Brook/Handout via REUTERS))

The moon rises behind a tennis fan at the Miami Open in Florida.
(Image credit: (EPA-EFE/ERIK S. LESSER))

The River Kapos entering the Sio canal southwest of Budapest, Hungary.
(Image credit: (EPA-EFE/Gergely Janossy))

A farmer tends to an onion crop on the slopes of Mount Cereme in West Java, Indonesia.
(Image credit: (Antara Foto/Agvi Firdaus/via REUTERS))

Paramilitary police take part in a drill in Korla, China.
(Image credit: (REUTERS/Stringer))

A Palestinian man looks inside an old car near the border between Israel and Gaza City.
(Image credit: (REUTERS/Suhaib Salem))

Robots serve drinks at the bionic bar in Royal Caribbean Cruises' Symphony of the Seas liner, at port in Malaga, Spain.
(Image credit: (REUTERS/Jon Nazca))

Norwegian Navy privates and scientists from the Norwegian Institute of Marine Research play soccer in the frozen sea near Greenland.
(Image credit: (Marius Vagenes Villanger/Kystvakten/Sjoforsvaret/NTB Scanpix via REUTERS))

Police officers stand amid smoke from a smoke bomb during clashes with pro-Catalonia secessionists in Barcelona, Spain.
(Image credit: (AP Photo/Emilio Morenatti))

Chinese ships south of Hainan, China.
(Image credit: (Planet Labs/Handout via REUTERS)**See last week's best photojournalism**)
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Jacob Lambert is the art director of TheWeek.com. He was previously an editor at MAD magazine, and has written and illustrated for The Philadelphia Inquirer, Philadelphia Weekly, and The Millions.