The World in Images

Star striker Erling Haaland is on the cover of the new football video game. But why is it so important?

Video footage of his trials was the last way in which the late Kremlin opponent Alexei Navalny would communicated with the world.

The World in Images analyses the visual language of the famous anonymous artist.

It's an image worthy of a science fiction film, and yet faithful to scientific truth.

The former president of China, Hu Jintao, is ordered to leave the room during the Communist Party Congress.

A British youtuber’s video of a choreography from Netflix hit Wednesday has become an internet sensation. Why do we love to copy online?

A new application allows you to create your avatar using artificial intelligence.

These men, photographed on their arrival, have just spent eleven days at sea sitting on the rudder of an oil tanker.

This image captures the father-daughter bond between a dying gorilla and the man who took her in as a baby.

Posted five months after the Russian invasion of Ukraine, this provocative video tries to convince Westerners to move to Russia.

Zelensky's technique of developing close links with Western media has been a constant throughout the conflict.

These high school girls stand, unveiled, raising their middle fingers at a picture of Iran's leaders.

Do tragic images like this one still have an impact on viewers?

The Crown doesn't tell the true story of events leading up to Princess Diana's tragically early death.

As games become increasingly complex, gamers find within them sources of inspiration and new ways of creating.

The mascots of Paris 2024 were revealed in November 2022, to much hilarity.

Two women weep over the body of a fallen solider in Kyiv.

North Korean propaganda owes a creative debt to Hollywood.