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Regional journalist associations have demanded that the World Press Photo organization revoke an award given to a Serbian photojournalist for a photograph depicting an execution in Brčko.
The General Assembly of the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) adopted an urgent resolution demanding the revocation of an award given by the international organization World Press Photo for a photograph depicting the execution of civilians during the 1993 Bosnian War.
The Independent Journalists' Association of Serbia (NUNS) and the Association of BH Journalists have called for the revocation of a World Press Photo award. Their demand stems from new information regarding the circumstances under which the awarded photographs, depicting the killing of civilians in Brčko, were created.
A powerful photograph depicting the separation of a migrant family by US immigration authorities (ICE) has been awarded the prestigious World Press Photo of the Year. The winning image highlights the brutal reality of US immigration policy.
A World Press Photo-winning series by Sanna Sjöswärd portrays the extreme consequences of anorexia through the life of Engla Louise Lernäs, who uses a wheelchair and feeding tube.
An exhibition featuring 42 award-winning press photographs of the year will open in May at the National Museum in Zurich, showcasing significant global events.
Italian photojournalist Pinzi received an award at the World Press Photo for her work documenting the Tbourida, an ancient equestrian art in Morocco that has recently opened up to women's participation after centuries.
French-Syrian photojournalist Abdulmonam Eassa received the prestigious World Press Photo award in the 'Stories' category for his photo report 'War in Sudan, A Nation Trapped,' published by Le Monde.
The SafeJournalists network has launched a petition to revoke the 1993 World Press Photo award given to Bojan Stojanović, citing violations of the competition's ethical code.
Romania's weekend calendar includes various cultural events such as the Night of Museums, Dokstation, World Press Photo exhibition, Asia Food Fest, and the Shakespeare Festival in Craiova.
The prize honorees of the 2026 World Press Photo Contest are showcased, with their photographs capturing moments of pain and strength from the past year, alongside instances of determination and joy.
Amid escalating tensions with Iran, European nations and the UK are discussing plans to secure the Strait of Hormuz. The US has increased its naval presence in the region and issued warnings to Iran, with reports of a US naval blockade advancing into international waters.
Franco-Syrian photojournalist Abdulmonam Eassa has been awarded the prestigious World Press Photo prize for his work titled 'War in Sudan: A Trapped Nation,' which documented the conflict in Sudan.
A photo essay by World Press Photo award winner Ever Andrés Mercado explores the Manacillos festival, an important ancestral ritual celebrated annually by the Afro-descendant community of Yurumanguí in Colombia, highlighting its cultural significance.
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The World Press Photo's annual selection for 2025 showcases dramatic images from the past year, depicting themes of fire, toxic dust, terror, and struggles for dignity, with occasional glimpses of hope.
The General Assembly of the European Federation of Journalists (EFJ) adopted an urgent resolution demanding the revocation of the award given to photographer Bojan Stojanović by World Press Photo in 1993 for a picture of the execution of Bosniaks.
The prestigious World Press Photo 2026 exhibition has officially opened its doors in Bucharest, showcasing impactful photojournalism from around the globe.
The Straits Times offers a look at the 2026 World Press Photo Contest through the eyes of a judge, providing insights into the competition.
A powerful photograph titled "Separated by ICE," depicting an immigrant family being separated in the United States, has been awarded the prestigious World Press Photo of the Year. The image highlights the emotional impact of US immigration policies.
The World Press Photo Contest has revealed its 2026 regional winners, with HKFP showcasing the works of photographers from the Asia-Pacific and Oceania region.
Former Albanian MP Myslym Murrizi has strongly reacted to Prime Minister Edi Rama's statements on European integration, bringing up allegations about an Ukrainian caught in Germany who reportedly worked with Rama's brother in a call center.
The regional winners of the World Press Photo 2026 competition have been announced, recognizing 42 stories from areas including Gaza and Sudan. The Photograph of the Year and two finalists are scheduled to be revealed on April 23.
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