AP Reveals Top Daily News Photos from Global Frontlines
Explore the powerful daily images from AP photojournalists capturing global events, from the Israel-Hamas conflict to Ukraine and beyond. Witness the stories behind the lens.
Category : Global
Thailand train crash kills 22, Ukraine call-up evasion crisis
At least 22 dead in Thailand after a crane collapses onto a moving train. Meanwhile, two million Ukrainians evade army call-up. Get the latest global briefing.
US Suspends Immigrant Visas for 75 Countries
The US State Department pauses immigrant visa processing for citizens of 75 countries deemed likely to need public assistance. Learn the details and potential impact.
Buddhist monks' peace walk across America captivates crowds
A group of 18 Buddhist monks is walking barefoot across the southern US to promote peace. Led by Venerable Bhikkhu Pannakara, they aim to petition Congress to recognise Vesak. Read their inspiring story.
Photos of the Day: A World in Focus
The Guardian's picture editors curate powerful images from around the globe, capturing protests, tradition, and tragedy from Ukraine to Australia. Explore the day's visual stories.
France's Post-War Birth Rate Decline Hits Historic Low
France records its first natural population decline since WWII, with births falling below deaths. Explore the data, causes like financial pressures, and the wider EU demographic crunch.
Gaza storm kills six, floods makeshift camps
At least six Palestinians killed as powerful rainstorm devastates displacement camps in Gaza, flooding tents and exposing families to freezing winter conditions. Read the full report.
Iranian protests spread globally amid deadly crackdown
Nationwide protests in Iran, sparked by economic crisis, face brutal suppression. Global demonstrations show solidarity as death toll rises. Follow the latest updates.
Iran's Future: War, Crackdown, or Exiled Prince's Return?
Mass protests and a bloody crackdown raise critical questions about Iran's future. Explore four potential scenarios, from regime collapse to a royal return. Read the full analysis.
6,000-Year-Old Shell Trumpets Played Again in Catalonia
Archaeologists in Catalonia have successfully played 8 prehistoric shell trumpets for the first time in millennia, revealing their use as a powerful long-distance communication network. Discover the secrets of Stone Age tech.
Four dead as Gaza storm collapses tents on displaced
Severe winter weather in Gaza claims four lives, including a teenager, as makeshift shelters fail. Aid groups warn of dire humanitarian conditions amid ongoing shelter shortages. Read the full report.
DJ Priest's Beirut Set Draws Cheers and Controversy
Portuguese priest and DJ Guilherme Peixoto performed a sold-out set in Beirut after a court rejected a ban petition. His unique ministry blends electronic music with a message of peace, dividing opinion in Lebanon.
Ancient Hittite tablet uncovered with 'break this and die' warning
Archaeologists in Turkey unearth a 3,300-year-old tablet with a terrifying death warning. The artefact reveals details of a catastrophic invasion threatening the Hittite Empire. Read the full story.
Ancient tablet with 'whoever breaks this will die' warning unearthed
Archaeologists in Turkey discover a 3,300-year-old Hittite tablet inscribed with a terrifying death warning. The artefact reveals details of a catastrophic invasion and royal connections. Read the full story.
Viking 'Super Ship' Discovery Rewrites Medieval Trade
Archaeologists unearth a 28m Viking 'cog' from the 1400s, the largest ever found. The ship reveals unprecedented details about medieval shipbuilding and pan-European trade networks. Discover the story.
Largest Viking 'Super Ship' Unearthed in Denmark
Archaeologists discover a 28m Viking 'super ship' from 1410AD, reshaping understanding of medieval trade. Built with timber from Poland and the Netherlands, it's a maritime archaeology milestone. Explore the find.
544 Dead as Iran Protest Bodies Line Morgue Streets
Shocking scenes in Tehran as mourners gather to identify victims of deadly anti-government protests. Over 10,000 arrested as unrest continues. Read the latest.
Iran Crackdown: Video Shows 500+ Dead After Protests
Exclusive footage reveals bodies strewn outside Tehran morgue as rights groups warn of mass killings. Over 500 confirmed dead amid total communications blackout. Read the full report.
Iran Crackdown: Over 500 Dead, Morgue Footage Emerges
Exclusive: Shocking footage reveals bodies strewn outside Tehran morgue as rights groups warn death toll exceeds 500 in Iran's brutal crackdown on nationwide protests. Read the full report.
Iran Protests: 116 Dead as Unrest Enters 14th Day
Iran's anti-regime protests rage into a 14th day with over 115 killed. Fires engulf a police station and mosque as thousands defy the crackdown. Latest updates and footage from Tehran and Mashhad.
Weekend Photos: Global Rituals, Protests and Landscapes
From Tokyo's icy purification rituals to protests in the US and serene landscapes in Myanmar, explore the powerful images that defined our weekend. See the world through a lens.
Pope Leo XIV baptises 20 babies in Vatican tradition
Pope Leo XIV has baptised 20 infants in the Sistine Chapel, continuing an annual Vatican tradition marking the end of Christmas. Read about the ceremony and its significance.
Ethiopia army accused of gang rapes on children
Exclusive reports reveal thousands of women and girls, some as young as eight, raped by Ethiopian soldiers. Survivors' harrowing stories demand urgent international action.
Cuba's population plummets 25% in four-year exodus
Cuba faces a devastating 'polycrisis' as economic collapse and political disillusionment drive a quarter of its population to leave in just four years. Explore the human stories behind the world's fastest population decline.
Hollywood Stars Granted Guinean Citizenship
Actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors receive Guinean citizenship after tracing ancestry via DNA. Discover the ceremony details and the growing trend of diaspora repatriation.
Hollywood Couple Awarded Guinean Citizenship
Actors Meagan Good and Jonathan Majors receive Guinean citizenship after DNA ancestry tracing. Discover the ceremony details and the growing trend of African nations welcoming diaspora descendants.
Iran Protests Continue for Two Weeks as Crackdown Grows
Protests in Iran approach the two-week mark as authorities intensify their crackdown. The death toll rises amid internet blackouts and international concern. Read the latest.
Iran Protests Timeline: Economic Unrest Spreads Nationwide
A detailed timeline of the protests in Iran that began in December, driven by economic crisis and currency collapse, leading to nationwide demonstrations and a government crackdown. Follow the unfolding events.
Iranian Regime Vows No Retreat as Protests Intensify
Iran's leadership pledges a harsher crackdown as nationwide protests over economic conditions escalate. Thousands march in Tehran, torching buildings amid an internet blackout.
Iran vows crackdown as nationwide protests surge
Iran's leadership refuses to back down amid growing protests over economic conditions. Thousands march in Tehran, torching buildings as a major internet blackout begins. Read the latest.
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