This photograph taken on April 13, 2026 shows an Afghan man scouring for gold using the traditional gold-panning technique, after sorting nuggets from mountainside stones excavated from the Kunar riverbed in the Kharwalu area of Naray district, Kunar province. Hundreds of men dig into the riverbed in the mountainous province of Kunar in eastern Afghanistan, searching for a few grams of gold dust, which is heavier than sand. At the foot of imposing peaks, some of which were still covered in snow in April, the Kunar River flowed through the province bordering Pakistan. (Photo by Wakil KOHSAR / AFP via Getty Images)

This photograph taken on April 13, 2026 shows Afghan men digging a mountainside along the Kunar riverbed before seiving stones in search of gold nuggets in the Song area of Ghaziabad district, Kunar province. Hundreds of men dig into the riverbed in the mountainous province of Kunar in eastern Afghanistan, searching for a few grams of gold dust, which is heavier than sand. At the foot of imposing peaks, some of which were still covered in snow in April, the Kunar River flowed through the province bordering Pakistan. (Photo by Wakil KOHSAR / AFP via Getty Images)

This photograph taken on April 13, 2026 shows Afghan men carrying sacks of excavated mountainside stones before emptying them onto a sieve in search of gold nuggets along the Kunar river in the Song area of Ghaziabad district, Kunar province. Hundreds of men dig into the riverbed in the mountainous province of Kunar in eastern Afghanistan, searching for a few grams of gold dust, which is heavier than sand. At the foot of imposing peaks, some of which were still covered in snow in April, the Kunar River flowed through the province bordering Pakistan. (Photo by Wakil KOHSAR / AFP via Getty Images)

This photograph taken on April 13, 2026 shows Afghan men pouring water over a seive as they sift through mountainside stones in search of gold nuggets along the Kunar river in the Song area of Ghaziabad district, Kunar province. Hundreds of men dig into the riverbed in the mountainous province of Kunar in eastern Afghanistan, searching for a few grams of gold dust, which is heavier than sand. At the foot of imposing peaks, some of which were still covered in snow in April, the Kunar River flowed through the province bordering Pakistan. (Photo by Wakil KOHSAR / AFP via Getty Images)

US YouTuber Johnny Somali speaks to reporters as he arrives at a court to attend his trial over charges including obstruction of business and violations of minor public order laws, at the Seoul Western District Court in Seoul on April 15, 2026. An American YouTuber who caused outrage for filming himself kissing a statue commemorating Korean wartime sex slaves has been sentenced to six months in prison,p a court in Seoul said on April 15. (Photo by YONHAP / AFP via Getty Images) / - South Korea OUT / NO ARCHIVES - RESTRICTED TO SUBSCRIPTION USE

This photograph taken on April 13, 2026 shows Afghan men pouring water over a seive as they sift through mountainside stones in search of gold nuggets along the Kunar river in the Song area of Ghaziabad district, Kunar province. Hundreds of men dig into the riverbed in the mountainous province of Kunar in eastern Afghanistan, searching for a few grams of gold dust, which is heavier than sand. At the foot of imposing peaks, some of which were still covered in snow in April, the Kunar River flowed through the province bordering Pakistan. (Photo by Wakil KOHSAR / AFP via Getty Images)

US YouTuber Johnny Somali speaks to reporters as he arrives at a court to attend his trial over charges including obstruction of business and violations of minor public order laws, at the Seoul Western District Court in Seoul on April 15, 2026. An American YouTuber who caused outrage for filming himself kissing a statue commemorating Korean wartime sex slaves has been sentenced to six months in prison,p a court in Seoul said on April 15. (Photo by YONHAP / AFP via Getty Images) / - South Korea OUT / NO ARCHIVES - RESTRICTED TO SUBSCRIPTION USE

(FILES) Two men fill water barrels at a payment-operated water fountain, in Tsoundzou 2 district, in the township of Mamoudzou, on the French Indian Ocean territory of Mayotte, on October 31, 2025. For three years now, the taps in Mayotte have been running only intermittently. As the Paris criminal court delivers its ruling on April 16, 2026 in the trial of the former management of the water authority, the people of Mayotte are enduring scheduled water cuts, the legacy of a historic drought in 2023, but also of poor management and exhausted infrastructure. (Photo by Marine GACHET / AFP via Getty Images)