When 74-year-old widow Khim Hang spotted a calf near her home, she knew it was her reincarnated husband Tol Khut.
A dispute over metal detectors at Jerusalem's Noble Sanctuary-Temple Mount compound is escalating into a new showdown between Israel and the Muslim world.
The 2,000 residents of the town of Mariposa, in the Sierra Nevada mountains southwest of Yosemite, were ordered to flee as the Detwiler Fire approached.
Nick Hannes won the Documentary series with a project featuring the culture of the elite in Dubai, while Lissa Rivera's striking portraits of her non-binary partner explore contemporary notions of gender.
Sandra Müller's book Dog People features 83 creative portraits that answer the question: "What kind of person would this dog be?"
In Kyar Gaung Taung village, the journalists insisted on speaking to villagers away from security forces, and allegations of abuses by troops emerged almost immediately.
Montenegro has asked for international help, but Croatian Prime Minister Andrej Plenkovic said he might consider EU help "if necessary".
The new medium of photojournalism brought horrifying images of the conflict into homes around the world.
Pugs dressed as superheroes and celebrities stole hearts at PugFest 2017, held at Salford''s MediaCity
"Of all the wars I have covered in various countries, Mosul has been the worst."
The brains were preserved by heavy rains seeping into bullet holes in their skulls, turning them into a soap-like substance.
Pioneering photographer Eadweard Muybridge created early time lapse photos of humans and animals walking, running and jumping.
The Fiesta de San Fermin is not just about the running of the bulls; it is a religious festival and a celebration of Basque folklore and tradition.
Photojournalist Danish Siddiqui follows the increasingly filthy river from its mountain source to the megacity of Kolkata.
The bonfires are often provocatively decorated with Catholic or Nationalist symbols such as posters of Sinn Fein politicians.
In July 1995, Bosnian Serb forces killed more than 8,000 Muslim men and boys in the Bosnian enclave of Srebrenica.
More than 90 people have been killed, hundreds arrested and thousands injured since the unrest began at the start of April.
The 2017 Darwin Beer Can Regatta was won by a team of women representing the city's LGBT community.
Iraqi forces repeatedly used coalition air strikes in Mosul, often to kill teams of just two or three Isis fighters armed with light weapons.
Parts of Fukuoka, on the southwestern island of Kyushu, were hit by 593mm (23 inches) of rain in 48 hours.
20,000 police face up to 100,000 protesters, including an estimated 8,000 who police say are prepared to use violence.
A 46 year-old Spanish man was gored and tossed by a bull. Two men from the US were gored – one in the abdomen and one in the scrotum.
Riot police fired water cannon and pepper spray at anti-capitalist demonstrators in Hamburg.
The San Fermin festival kicked off with the traditional midday launching of a firework rocket — known as the Chupinazo — from Pamplona's town hall balcony.
Benghazi's streets are lined with destroyed buildings and littered with debris and the shells of rusting cars.
Parts of Fukuoka prefecture on the southwestern island of Kyushu were hit by 774mm (30.5 inches) of rain in nine hours.
Once assembled, the zombies began to dance and shake off their grey clay coverings to reveal colourful clothing or their naked bodies.
IBTimes UK presents the best photos of the action and the spectators along the route of the world's biggest cycling event.
Iraqi forces have found terrified families who had been hiding in their homes for weeks as fierce fighting raged around them.
At least 56 people have been killed and another 22 reported missing after swollen rivers broke their banks.