AFP photographers win prizes for Iraq, Middle East coverage
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Two photographers working for Agence France-Presse in Iraq and the West Bank won top prizes at France's 11th annual Bayeux awards for war correspondents.
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Journalists are insisting help is needed for those required to bear witness to the atrocities of war.
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Algerian journalist Hafnaoui Ghoul,  Chinese editor Liu Xiaobo and Mexican newspaper Zeta won prizes  from a media rights group on Tuesday rewarding devotion to  press freedoms.
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An exhibition about the experiences of UK soldiers in Afghanistan is in the running for a Â£100,000 prize.
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Photographs that appear to show British soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners were published Wednesday by newspapers in Britain, setting off a new debate about this country's role in the war.
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The Pentagon said on Monday that an   Iraqi photographer working for The Associated Press and held by   the U.S. military since April was considered a security threat   with "strong ties to known insurgents."
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Britain's newspapers published pictures on Wednesday of Iraqis apparently being abused by British soldiers under "Shame" and "Shock" headlines, in echoes of the Abu Ghraib scandal as a court martial rocked the ...
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An Iraqi photographer and driver working for Reuters in Iraq were killed in Baghdad on Thursday, the international news and information company said.
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Stunning pictures of sharks and a green lizard take the top prizes at the Wildlife Photographer of the Year awards.
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As Iraqis prepare for their national elections, Arab media outlets are providing some of the most intense coverage in recent memory, particularly as many speculate what effect the vote's outcome will have throughout the volatile Middle East.
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Diplomats, engineers, police and a football manager are awarded UK honours for their work in reconstructing Iraq.
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Editor and Publisher - NEW YORK The widely publicized experience of a Wall Street Journal reporter in Baghdad, whose private correspondance to family and friends ripping conditions in Iraq found its way online and into print in October, shows that journalists must guard their e-mail comments, industry leaders say.
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Photographs that appear to show British soldiers abusing Iraqi prisoners were published Wednesday by newspapers in Britain, setting off a new debate about this country's role in the war. Prime Minister Tony Blair condemned the images as "shocking and appalling."
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Baghdad -- Iraqis, whose lives are inundated by Arab-language satellite news channels, radio broadcasts and political newspapers, are acutely aware of the US presidential campaign raging thousands of miles away.
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The kidnapping of two French journalists in Iraq and the summer Athens Olympics are commented on, and some papers look at the results of the Chechen election.
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Thanks to digital cameras, picture taking has been revitalized. At this year&#39;s Photokina, the world&#39;s largest photography trade fair, digital cameras dominate the picture.
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An Iraqi photographer and driver working for Reuters in Iraq were killed in Baghdad on Thursday in what witnesses said was a U.S. helicopter attack but which the military described as a firefight with insurgents.