Bangladeshi rescuers retrieve garment worker Reshma from the rubble of a collapsed building in Savar on May 10, 17 days after an eight-story garment factory collapsed, killing more than 1,000 people. For more on how the garment industry captured the Bangladeshi state, read Joseph Allchin's dispatch from Savar. And check out Marya Hannun's post on why consumers care more about fair-labor coffee than clothes. The relative of a Bangladeshi garment worker killed in the factory collapse holds up a portrait as he waits for forensic testing at the Dhaka Medical Hospital in Dhaka on May 8. Juan Rios of Colombia dives during the Men's 10-Meter Platform preliminaries during the first day of the AT&T USA Diving Grand Prix on May 9 in Fort Lauderdale, Fla. Al Bello/Getty Images A man arranges slaughtered sheep in the village of Babaj Bokes, Kosovo on May 6 during the celebration of the traditional feast of Saint George's Day. The holiday is observed by several countries and cities where Saint George is the patron saint. Keadilan Rakyat Party flags are waved during a rally protesting Malaysia's May 5 general election results in a stadium in Petaling Jaya, Selangor near Kuala Lumpur on May 8. More than 100,000 Malaysians attended the rally to protest, claiming the election was marred by fraud. Rahman Roslan/Getty Images World War II veterans leave the podium after watching a Victory Day parade in Red Square in Moscow on May 9. Fighter jets screamed over the square and heavy tanks rumbled over its cobblestones as Russia flexed its military muscle on the anniversary of its costly victory over Nazi Germany in World War II. Be sure to check out Dmitri Trenin's article for FP on why Russia is now creating its own special operations command. Elephants cross the Ewaso Nyiro river in the Samburu game reserve on May 8. U.N. Environment Program (UNEP) goodwill ambassador and Chinese actress Li Bingbing made an official visit to the Kenyan reserve to raise awareness about Africa's poaching crisis. A rebel fighter from the Syrian Kurdish Popular Protection Units (YPG) poses with a flower in his Russian made AK-47 Kalashnikov rifle as he holds his position in the Sheikh Maqsoud neighbourhood in Aleppo on May 9. FP's Syria coverage this week includes Rosa Brooks's case for not arming the Syrian rebels, Michael Weiss's analysis of how Vladimir Putin rolled John Kerry on Syria, Fernande Van Tets's look inside Syria's stolen antiquities market, and David Rothkopf's assessment of the White House's red-line fiasco. People dance beside a lake on the grounds of Lismore House and Gardens in the center of Helston, Cornwall, Britain as they take part in Helston Flora Day on May 8. The annual Flora Dance, also known as the Furry Dance, is a longstanding celebration of the passing of winter and the arrival of spring. Matt Cardy/Getty Images Supporters of the Bulgarian Socialist Party attend a pre-election rally in Sofia on May 9. Five Bulgarian opposition parties said on May 7 that they have commissioned a parallel independent count of votes in the upcoming May 12 parliamentary election because of worries about irregularities. Czech President Milos Zeman looks at the Crown of Saint Wenceslas of Bohemia before the opening of the "Czech Jewels" exhibition on May 9 at Prague Castle in the Czech capital. The crown was named after the Duke and Patron Saint Wenceslas I of the Premyslids dynasty of Bohemia. Made from gold and precious stones for King Charles IV in 1346, it weights 5.5 pounds. The Czech jewels and Crown of Saint Wenceslas are kept in Prague Castle and are displayed to the public only once every five years. Villagers wearing Bavarian folk costumes specific to the Chiemsee region of southern Bavaria participate in the annual Ascension Day procession on May 9 near Unterwoessen, Germany. Ascension is an ecumenical feast that commemorates the ascension of Jesus Christ to Heaven. Bavaria, in contrast to the rest of Germany, is heavily Catholic, and the religious calendar plays a strong role in its deeply ingrained folk traditions. Lennart Preiss/Getty Images People pour water on a passerby in the western Ukrainian city of Lviv on May 6 as they celebrate Clean Monday (or Wet Monday), a Ukrainian Christian tradition celebrated the first day after Orthodox Easter. Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu talks to China's Premier Li Keqiang during a signing ceremony at the Great Hall of the People on May 8 in Beijing as part of a five-day visit to China. Kim Kyung-Hoon-Pool/Getty Images A man rides along a flooded street on May 8 in Zhuhai, Guangdong province, China. Recent heavy rainfall in central and southern China has killed six people and left tens of thousands of people affected. ChinaFotoPress/Getty Images Macedonian Orthodox believers celebrate Easter in Saint-Jovan Bigorski monastery, which is located some 90 miles west of the capital Skopje, early on May 5. The Macedonian Orthodox Church celebrates Easter according to the Julian calendar. Joel Hicks, who was raising money for the Always With a Smile charity, takes part in the Maldon Mud Race in Maldon, Essex on May 5. The race originated in 1973 and involves competitors racing around a course on the mudbanks of the river Blackwater at low tide. Dan Kitwood/Getty Images In this photo, taken in Islamabad on May 9, a face-painted supporter of Pakistani politician and former cricketer Imran Khan takes part in the last election campaign rally before Pakistan's May 11 general elections. On the same day, Khan urged the nation to unite for change, delivering a deeply personal speech to wrap up his campaign. The charismatic 60-year-old has been ordered by doctors to remain immobile in a hospital bed with fractured vertebrae and a broken rib after falling on Tuesday, May 7 at a rally in Lahore. An employee operates machines for making yarn at a textile factory on May 8 in Jiujiang, China. China's consumer price index (CPI), the main gauge of inflation, rose 2.4 percent year-on-year in April. Demonstrators struggle with riot police outside the entrance to the courtroom at the Oberlandesgericht Muenchen court building on the first day of the National Socialist Underground (NSU) neo-Nazi murder trial on May 6 in Munich, Germany. The main defendant, Beate Zschaepe, is on trial for her role in assisting Uwe Boehnhardt and Uwe Mundlos in the murder of nine immigrants and one policewoman across Germany between 2000 and 2007. The case only came to light after Mundlos and Boehnhardt committed suicide after being cornered by police following a bank robbery in 2011. Johannes Simon/Getty Images U.S. President Barack Obama shakes hands with South Korean President Park Geun-hye during a news conference in the East Room at the White House on May 7 in Washington, D.C. The two leaders talked about the 60th anniversary of the U.S.-South Korean alliance and answered questions about growing tensions with North Korea. Mark Wilson/Getty Images A trader on the floor of the New York Stock Exchange wears a hat embroidered with 15,000 at the end of the trading day on May 7 in New York City. The Dow closed above 15,000 for the first time ever, hitting 15,056. For more on this mysterious trader, whose facial expressions (and hats) tell you everything you need to know about the economy, see this FP post. Spencer Platt/Getty Images A man overcome by fumes jumps from a window to escape a fire at the Lahore Development Authority (LDA) Plaza on May 9 in Lahore, Pakistan. The blaze was finally extinguished on May 10, after 20 hours of firefighting. From left to right, Onil Castro, Pedro Castro, and Ariel Castro stand in the courtroom during Ariel's arraignment on rape and kidnapping charges on May 9 in Cleveland, Ohio. Ariel Castro is accused of abducting Michelle Knight, Amanda Berry, and Gina DeJesus and holding them for about 10 years. Matt Sullivan/Getty Images