‘Trump’ caged and Serbian students on the march: photos of the day – Wednesday

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Faratin, P. (2026, October 21). ‘Trump’ caged and Serbian students on the march: photos of the day – Wednesday. The Guardian. https://www.theguardian.com/news/gallery/2026/oct/21/trump-caged-serbian-students-march-photos-of-the-day-wednesday

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The Guardian's photo section highlights two main images for Wednesday: an Iranian actor portraying Donald Trump inside a mock prison cell on a billboard in Tehran’s Tajrish Square, where passersby took pictures; and Serbian students marching to protest against the government's education policy.

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An Iranian actor portrayed as former US President Donald Trump was displayed in a mock prison cell attached to a billboard in Tajrish Square, Tehran, on Wednesday. Passersby took photographs of the installation, which attracted significant attention from locals and tourists alike. This artistic depiction reflects broader sentiments towards recent political developments involving Trump. Meanwhile, Serbian students were reported to be staging protests that day as well.

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