Powerful Images Capture Global Events of the Week

Lisa Chang, Asia Pacific Correspondent
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A captivating collection of photographs offers a window into the diverse events that unfolded around the world over the past seven days. From the icy landscapes of Minneapolis to the turbulent skies over Kyiv, and from the vibrant celebrations of the Africa Cup of Nations final in Rabat to the impassioned protests in Greenland, these images provide a compelling visual narrative of the human experience.

The week began with a striking scene in Minneapolis, where the frozen Mississippi River created a mesmerizing, ice-covered landscape. Nearby, the city’s residents braved the cold to go about their daily lives, their breath visible in the frosty air.

Across the globe, the ongoing conflict in Ukraine continued to dominate headlines, with dramatic images emerging from the capital, Kyiv. Russian airstrikes left plumes of smoke billowing over the city, a stark reminder of the upheaval and uncertainty that has gripped the region.

In Greenland, the local population took to the streets to voice their concerns and demands. Protesters, some carrying banners and flags, marched through the streets, their faces determined and resolute.

The week also witnessed the climax of the Africa Cup of Nations, Africa’s premier football tournament. The final, held in Rabat, Morocco, was a celebration of the continent’s sporting prowess, with fans from across the region coming together to cheer on their teams.

These images, captured by some of the world’s leading photojournalists, offer a powerful and comprehensive glimpse into the diverse events that have shaped the past seven days. They serve as a testament to the enduring human spirit, showcasing both the resilience and the shared experiences that bind us together, even in the face of adversity.

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Lisa Chang is an Asia Pacific correspondent based in London, covering the region's political and economic developments with particular focus on China, Japan, and Southeast Asia. Fluent in Mandarin and Cantonese, she previously spent five years reporting from Hong Kong for the South China Morning Post. She holds a Master's in Asian Studies from SOAS.
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