From wildfires to our wars on nature and each other, the subjects captured in the winning 42 images of the 69th WorldPressPhoto Contest are not the easiest to view – but it's what makes this annual competition such a prestigious and powerful one.
The WorldPressPhotoFoundation jury report for 2026 departs from its own descriptive standard in its Gaza entries, introducing causal claims and presenting contested narratives as established fact.
“The path to the moon is open but the work ahead is greater than the work behind,” AmitKshatriya, Indian-origin NASA Associate Administrator told a press conference shortly after the Artemis-II crew ...
WorldPressPhoto has announced the winners of its annual photo competition, celebrating the best and most powerful photojournalism photos from the past year. [Read More] ... .
Striking stories of the human impact from global events including the climate crisis, US aid cuts and drone wars. The WorldPress photo of the year and two finalists will be announced on 23 April ....
El concurso de fotoperiodismo WorldPressPhoto ha distinguido a 3 fot�grafos espa�oles entre los 42 ganadores regionales, Brais Lorenzo, Luis Tato y DiegoIbarra S�nchez, informa este jueves en un comunicado ....
Colombia has the world’s highest rate of single mothers ...Carol Guzy / ZUMA Press / iWitness, for Miami Herald ... Evgeniy Maloletka / Associated Press ... Be sure to visit the World Press Photo site to see all of the winning and honored images.