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Associated Press photographer and two-time Pulitzer Prize winner Emilio Morenatti, of Jerez de la Frontera, Spain, has visited more than 50 countries in an acclaimed 30-year career

Whether legally blind or using a wheelchair, four photographers say there’s no impediment to creativity at the Games

Charles III will be crowned king of the United Kingdom and the Commonwealth Realm nations on Saturday in a ceremony imbued with religious and national symbolism. Yet some significant changes to protocol aim to bring the normally extravagant ceremony down to earth – while retaining some royal mystique.

Five Ukrainian friends who came of age in the Kyiv suburb of Bucha have had their lives, their neighbourhood and their country changed forever by Russia's invasion.

Photographers covering the war in Ukraine have shown the world its calamitous toll over and over: an injured pregnant woman carried away on a stretcher, a father saying goodbye to his fleeing wife and child through a train window, dozens of people sheltering under a damaged bridge.

When Olena Viter learned the blast that took her left leg killed her 14-year-old son, she wondered: ‘Why did God leave me alive?’ And she begged a neighbor to get his rifle and shoot her.

Willy Joseph Cancel, 22, had joined a private military contractor to fight in Ukraine alongside other volunteers.

Powerful photojournalism has illustrated the brutal conflict in Ukraine since the Russian invasion began two weeks ago

Biden says US and allies have ‘raised the costs’ on Russia over its aggression, as credit card giants Visa and Mastercard halt Russian business operations