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Earth News

“The question is: who owns the Arctic?”

A new exhibition looks at the new sea routes, militarization, impact of the increase in tourism, and the mining, oil and gas industries in the region.

Greece

In pictures: Award-winning photographer Yannis Bahrakis

The Reuters photojournalist covered some of the most dangerous events around the world. He died at 58 after a long battle with cancer.

Colombia

Spanish-French photographer tells story behind World Press Photo entry

Catalina Martin-Chico spoke to Euronews about her photo of a former FARC guerrilla that has been nominated in this year's World Press Photo contest.

World News

Winner of the World Press Photo awards announced

Take a look at the winner of this year's World Press Photo contest, which highlights some of the best examples of photojournalism from around the world.

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USA

Sailor pictured kissing nurse in iconic WWII photo has died

George Mendoza's claim to appear in the picture was verified using facial technology.

Iran

'Trump hurt me and my family, then he stole my photo to blame Iran'

Iranian photographer is angry that the US president used her picture in a Tweet condemning her country's government.

France

French authorities ask Google to remove photo of Macron as Pinochet

The French government has allegedly requested that Google removes a photomontage of Macron as Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet.

Culture Series

Behind the lens of Roman Königshofer's outdoor photography

Right at the heart of the Austrian Alps, you'll find Roman Königshofer (@rawmeyn), an Austrian explorer-turned-photographer whose photographs suggest that paradise can be found here, on our back doorstep — or at least, on his.

Inspire Africa

The Panafrican museum promoting black civilisation [Inspire Africa]

Inspire Africa takes you on an in-depth tour of the museum of black civilisations, which recently opened its doors in Dakar, Senegal.

World News

In pictures: New Year's Eve celebrations around the world

Take a look at our selection of some of the best photos of the New Year 2019 celebrations.

World News

Our favourite pictures of the year: How many of them can you identify?

A good picture, as the idiom suggests, is often worth a thousand words.

Culture Series

Photographer Daniel Grecu's lens for mother nature

Daniel Grecu's photojournalist character has been self-built from zero and has accomplished features on the platforms of prestigious magazines like National Geographic

World News

Euroviews. I was Michelle Obama's photographer. Here's what she taught me | View

I still hear the first lady's voice in my head every time I am confronted with a challenge that scares me.

World News

Photos chronicle life - and potential death - in the Arctic

The photographer had to learn how to use a gun to defend herself against polar bears, but she doesn't think the danger involved in her job is what puts women off.

World News

Bosnian exhibition marks Armistice in city where World War I began

A photography exhibition by the Bosnian national archives marks the 100th Armistice anniversary in the city where World War I began — and includes pictures of the assassination of Archduke Franz Ferdinand, the event which triggered it.

Culture Series

Photojournalist Emily Garthwaite's calling for the untold stories

We spoke to photojournalist Emily Garthwaite about her work as an artist and activist telling untold stories

Cult

Athens: Richard Bellia photography exhibition of music

Richard Bellia show cases his art of a musical journey of 36 years of rock. Music is his passion

Culture Series

Photographer Semra Sevin on the power of beauty

Semra underlines the concept of diversity, and her exploration translates into profound studied subjects, deep meditation and pompous photography installations

United Kingdom

Anti-migrant graffiti prompts man to walk 1,900km to Poland

Michał Iwanowski told Euronews his 105-day walk to Poland helped him “feel much more positive about people.”

World News

Photographer seeks to open people's eyes to global food industry

Euronews spoke to renowned American photographer George Steinmetz whose pictures tell the true story of an industry that remains invisible to many consumers.