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Guantánamo, Paolo Pellegrin

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/ 29 Mar 2007

Minutes to midnight, Trent Parke

Still from "Minutes to Midnight", Trent Parke's photo-essay road-trip across Australia. To see more images and the full story, click here.

By Magnum Photos

/ 22 Dec 2006

September 11

World Trade Center, Josef Koudelka, 1988Click here to launch slideshow Many have seen the images of the collision, the burning towers, the fall and the rubble. Most of us remember

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/ 10 Sep 2006

War in Lebanon, Chris Anderson

Chris Anderson, 2006 Click here to launch slideshow "On 12 July 2006, Hizbollah fighters kidnapped two Israeli soldiers and killed three others. Israel responded by launching a bombing campaign

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/ 28 Aug 2006

Costly Dream, Susan Meiselas and Human Rights Watch

Susan Meiselas, 2006 Click here to launch slideshow In Asia, women from Indonesia, the Philippines, and Sri Lanka are migrating in increasing numbers to the middle east, Singapore, Malaysia, Hong

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/ 6 Aug 2006

7/7: The Longest Week, Thomas Dworzak

Crop of Ken Livingstone, London's Mayor, in an unnamed newspaper Click here to launch the slideshow © Magnum in Motion "7 July. I arrived in London in the

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/ 2 Jul 2006

Requiem in Samba, Alex Majoli

Alex Majoli, 1995 Click here to launch the slideshow Alex Majoli was born 1971 in Ravenna, Italy. He joined Magnum Photos in 1996 as a nominee and became a full

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/ 14 May 2006

Crossings: photographs from the US-Mexican border, Alex Webb

Alex Webb, 1979 Click here to launch the slideshow This project is an expression of a long-term obsession that I have with exploring this particular part of the world. For

By Magnum Photos

/ 6 Feb 2006

Satellites, Jonas Bendiksen

Satellites, Jonas Bendiksen © Magnum Photos The collapse of the USSR created 15 new states that are now part of the international community. However, it also generated a multitude of communities

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/ 31 Oct 2005

Ghost Town, Thomas Dworzak

Ghost Town, Thomas Dworzak © Magnum Photos Why was the US government so ill-prepared for Hurricane Katrina? What are the over-reaching ethnic and social implications? What now for New Orleans? Will

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/ 25 Sep 2005

Bitter Fruit, Paul Fusco

Bitter fruit, Paul Fusco More than 1,800 American Service members have died since the beginning of the Iraq war. Why are their funerals held in secrecy? Follow photographer Paul

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/ 28 Aug 2005

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/ 20 Apr 2005