The top photos of the week by AP photojournalists
Photojournalists capture the week's most striking images, from wildfires to heatwaves.
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📍 How it ended
Major news outlets curated visual collections documenting international events such as wildfires in France and heatwaves in Jerusalem. Coverage of these weekly photo series quieted without a definitive conclusion.
Epilogue added 8d ago, after coverage quieted.
The story so far
The Associated Press (AP) published a collection of the week's top photos by its photojournalists. The images span a range of global events, including wildfires in France and a heatwave in Jerusalem. The AP's selection sets the tone for the week's visual narrative, with other outlets following suit.
The Guardian, CNN, South China Morning Post, Deccan Herald and The Citizen also published their own photo roundups. The Guardian focused on a global perspective with 20 pictures, while CNN presented 33 photos. The South China Morning Post and Deccan Herald emphasized specific events, such as the wildfires and heatwave.
The Citizen offered a daily snapshot with "24 hours in pictures." The Citizen's daily focus contrasts with the weekly overviews provided by other outlets. The Citizen's approach offers a more immediate, day-by-day perspective, while the others provide a broader, weekly context. The current state of reporting reflects a mix of immediate and retrospective visual storytelling.
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Coverage (6)
- Wildfires in France, heatwave in Jerusalem: pictures of the week South China Morning Post · 12d ago
- News in Pics Deccan Herald · 12d ago
- 24 hours in pictures, 30 July 2026 The Citizen · 12d ago
- The week in 33 photos CNN · 12d ago
- The week around the world in 20 pictures The Guardian · 12d ago
- The top photos of the week by AP photojournalists AP News · 12d ago
The obvious questions
Which outlets published photo roundups this week?
The Associated Press, The Guardian, CNN, South China Morning Post, Deccan Herald and The Citizen all published photo roundups this week.
What events are featured in the photo roundups?
The photo roundups feature a range of global events, including wildfires in France and a heatwave in Jerusalem.
How do the photo roundups differ from each other?
The photo roundups differ in their scope and focus. The Guardian and CNN provide broad overviews, while The South China Morning Post and Deccan Herald emphasize specific events. The Citizen offers a daily snapshot with "24 hours in pictures."
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