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World Press Photo has announced its 2025 Photo of the Year ... for The New York Times. Recent Videos Her winning image is a portrait of Mahmoud Ajjour, a young boy wounded while fleeing an Israeli ...

“Mahmoud’s dream is simple: He wants to get prosthetics and live his life as any other child,” said the World Press Photo organisers in a statement. The jury also selected two photos for the ...

His website (artandsuchevan.com) and Instagram account show off full-color cat portraits smaller than a stamp, spiky ceramic mugs, and fake ... re showing to the press a few millimeters bigger ...

Competition organisers also named two World Press Photo finalists that highlighted the issues of migration and climate change. A dark photo by John Moore for Getty Images shows Chinese migrants ...

take pictures and return home. She started in her role five years ago. “When I arrived, I thought, how can we call ourselves the World Press Photo when most of our winners have come from Europe ...

“The world is not the same as it was in 1955 when World Press Photo was founded,” Joumana ... to disengage,” she adds. “But these images do not let us do that. They cut through the ...