Today's best photos: from life on a damaged coral reef to an activist being removed

'The National' picks the most striking images from around the world

A starfish crawls along coral reefs damaged from years of dynamite fishing, in Bali, Indonesia. Cyanide fishing has also been common in the area. AP

A starfish crawls along coral reefs damaged from years of dynamite fishing, in Bali, Indonesia. Cyanide fishing has also been common in the area. AP

Oct 19, 2022

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