News in Pics, October 26: Best photos from around the world

Manufacturing disruptions related to the pandemic have affected virtually every aspect of the global supply chain. The global market is severely strained as the demand for goods steadily surge and international shipping continues to face manufacturing and transportation issues. Shortages of toys and other consumer goods are projected to remain well into 2022. Credit: AFP Photo

Facebook announced over $9 billion in quarterly profits, hours after a US news collective published a deluge of withering reports arguing the company prioritises its growth over people's safety. Credit: Reuters Photo

Sadhus under the banner of Akhil Bharatiya Sant Samiti hand over a memorandum to BJP MP Pragya Singh Thakur demanding to stop the ongoing shooting of the 'Ashram 3' web series, in Bhopal. Credit: PTI Photo

Coal-rich Australia on October 26, 2021 unveiled a much-delayed 2050 net zero emissions target, but shied away from setting more ambitious goals ahead of a landmark UN climate summit. Credit: AFP Photo

Afghan evacuees participate in art initiatives as they arrive at Philadelphia International Airport. Credit: Reuters Photo

Employees at an Amazon warehouse in New York City who want to succeed in forming a union, six months after a similar attempt in Alabama failed, announced that they had taken the first step by having their case validated by the agency in charge of labour law. Credit: AFP Photo