Protesters clash with police during a riot against Mexico's new President Enrique Pena Nieto in Guadalajara.—Photo by Reuters

Tunisian protesters clash with riot police, unseen, in Siliana, Tunisia, Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012. The army moved into a southwestern Tunisian town, an official and witnesses said Friday, the fourth day of protests that have injured more than 300 people. President Moncef Marzouki said on television that the North African country's government has not "met the expectations of the people" and asked that a new one, smaller and specialized to deal with the unrest, be formed. The current government has about 80 members. (AP Photo/Amine Landoulsi)

People shout slogans during a demonstration in front of the Interior Ministry in Tunis, Saturday, Dec. 1, 2012, in solidarity with the people of Tunisia's town of Siliana where protestors clashed with police. The army moved into a southwestern Tunisian town, an official and witnesses said Friday, the fourth day of protests that have injured more than 300 people. —Photo by AP

Palestinian Osama Hejazi, 12, stands in front of the rubble of a destroyed house in Gaza City.—Photo by Reuters

Hamas boy scouts take part in an anti-Israel march in the northern Gaza Strip.—Photo by Reuters

Miners sit under trucks as they rest at a copper mine in Sarlingyi township December 1, 2012. Riot police fired water cannon and tear gas on Thursday to break up a three-month protest against a copper mining project run by the military-owned Union of Myanmar Economic Holdings Ltd and its partner, a subsidiary of a Chinese arms manufacturer China North Industries Corp.—Photo by Reuters

A woman carries a basket of sulphur sand to make copper with at a copper mine waste dump in Sarlingyi township. Activists said at least 50 people had been injured and 23 were in hospital, some suffering burns from what activists said were incendiary devices hurled by police.—Photo by Reuters

Activists hold a banner during a march to demand action to address climate change in Doha. These UN climate negotiations will be taking place until December 7.—Photo by Reuters

Demonstrators walk toward riot police, during riots against budget cuts and alleged corruption in Ljubljana. People demonstrated against the mayor, and have since spread to most other cities.—Photo by Reuters

Kismayo was liberated from al-Shabab rebels nearly two months ago, when Kenyan and Somali government forces attacked the militants' last bastion, and the return of relative calm has generated activity for the port.—Photo by Reuters

Protesters gather in Tahrir Square in Cairo. Thousands of Egyptians protested against President Mohamed Mursi on Friday after an Islamist-led assembly raced through approval of a new constitution in a bid to end a crisis over the Islamist leader's newly expanded powers.—Photo by Reuters

A masked Palestinian stone-throwing protester holds a bunch of flowers as he kicks a rock after clashes with Israeli security officers (unseen) at a protest against Jewish settlements, near Ramallah.—Photo by Reuters

A boy holding a balloon stands near Kuwaiti opposition supporters who are praying before their demonstration against the general election in Kuwait City. Tens of thousands of people marched in Kuwait on Friday calling for a voter boycott, a day before a parliamentary election that looks unlikely to defuse tensions in the US-allied, oil-producing Gulf country.—Photo by Reuters

Protesters from the Islamic Action Front and other opposition parties shout slogans during a demonstration against rising fuel prices after Friday prayers in Amman.—Photo by Reuters

Asylum seekers await their eviction by the police at a makeshift camp in Amsterdam. A court has ordered a group of asylum seekers, to leave the site. The group, who had exhausted their final options against deportation, set up this camp at the end of September 2012.—Photo by Reuters

Protesters burn a mock US flag bearing the face of President Benigno Aquino calling for the pullout of American troops in the country during a protest outside the US Embassy in Manila. The protesters on Friday commemorated the 149th birth of a national hero Andres Bonifacio.—Photo by Reuters