In Pictures: World lights up in solidarity with France

From Dublin and New York to Auckland and Shanghai, landmarks around the world were bathed in the French colours of red, white and blue as the world stands in solidarity with Paris after the Nov 13 attacks that left at least 130 dead.

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Nov 15, 2015, 09:23 AM

The Tel Aviv city hall lit with the colours of the French national flag in Rabin Square in the Israeli coastal city of Tel Aviv. PHOTO: AFP

Madrid's Town Hall illuminated with the colours of French national flag in Madrid, Spain. PHOTO: REUTERS

Main square of Salamanca lit in the colours of the French national flag in Salamanca, Castile and Leon, Spain. PHOTO: EPA

Podgorica's Millennium bridge illuminated with the colours of French flag Podgorica, Montenegro. PHOTO: REUTERS

The Arctic Cathedral illuminated in the French national colours in Tromso, Norway. PHOTO: REUTERS

Museum of Archeology of Macedonia and Constitutional Court illuminated in the French national colours in Skopje, The Former Yugoslav Republic of Macedonia. PHOTO: EPA

Colours of France's national flag projected at the Government building in Tirana, Albania. PHOTO: REUTERS

The Albanian President's building illuminated in the French national colours in Tirana, Albania, on Nov 15, 2015. PHOTO: EPA

The Ericsson Globe Arena in Stockholm illuminated in the French national colours. PHOTO: AFP

Auckland's Sky Tower lit in the blue, white and red colours of the French flag in Auckland, New Zealand. PHOTO: REUTERS

View of San Miguel fountain of Puebla, in Mexico. PHOTO: EPA

Mexican Independence Angel square illuminated with the colours of the French national flag in Mexico City. PHOTO: AFP

San Francisco's City Hall illuminated in blue, white and red colours of the French national flag in San Francisco, California. PHOTO: AFP

The Washington Square Park arch lit with the French national colours in New York. PHOTO: AFP

San Francisco City Hall lit up with blue, white and red colours of the French flag in San Francisco, California. PHOTO: REUTERS

A building on the axis of 2010 Shanghai World Expo seen lit up in red, white and blue colours of the French flag in Shanghai, China. PHOTO: EPA

London's iconic Tower Bridge illuminated in blue, white and red lights resembling the colours of the French national flag, in London. PHOTO: AFP

The iconic sails of the Sydney Opera House are lit in red, white and blue, resembling the colours of the French flag. PHOTO: AFP

The Christ the Redeemer statue in Rio de Janeiro, Brazil is illuminated in French national colours in tribute to the victims of Paris terror attacks. PHOTO: EPA

The colours of the French flag are reflected on the town hall building of Athens, Greece. PHOTO: EPA

The blue, white and red colours of the French national flag light up the London Eye ferris wheel in tribute to the victims of the Paris attacks. PHOTO: REUTERS

The National Gallery in Trafalgar Square, Britain is lit in the colours of the French flag. PHOTO: EPA

Brussels City hall tower is illuminated in the colours of the French flag, in Brussels, Belgium. PHOTO: EPA

Swedish TV signal tower Kaknastornet is illuminated in the French national colours. PHOTO: EPA

The Friends Arena is illuminated in the French national colours outside Stockholm, Sweden before the Uefa Euro 2016 qualification playoff football match between Sweden and Denmark. PHOTO: EPA

The Palace of Culture and Science is illuminated in the French national colours in Warsaw, Poland. PHOTO: EPA

The Brandenburg Gate is illuminated in the French national colours in Berlin, Germany on Nov 14, 2015. PHOTO: EPA

Shanghai's landmark Oriental Pearl Tower is seen lit up in the French national colour in Shanghai, China. PHOTO: EPA

One World Trade Centre's spire is shown lit in French flags colors in New York City. PHOTO: AFP

Lights are lit with the colours of the French flag on the Taipei 101 building in Taipei. PHOTO: AFP

The landmark CN Tower is lit in the colors of the French flag in Toronto, Canada. PHOTO: REUTERS

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