PICTURES

Darrin Zammit Lupi's powerful photos of rescues at sea and life in detention camps in Malta.

Protesters wearing bizarre masks demonstrate against President Pierre Nkurunziza's bid for a third term.

Hana al-Za'anin became pregnant using her husband's sperm smuggled out of an Israeli jail.

An estimated 6,000 Bangladeshis and Rohingya Muslims from Myanmar are trapped in crowded, wooden boats.

Akintunde Akinleye photographed former Boko Haram strongholds in north-eastern Nigeria.

Kumanovo's residents are deeply sceptical of claims that Kosovan terrorists were behind the attacks.

Portraits of Second World War veterans from each of the 15 former Soviet republics.

David Cameron is set for a second term as prime minister, but Miliband and Clegg are poised to resign.

Up to 300 people, many of them foreigners, are believed to have been buried by an avalanche in Langtang.

Award-winning American photojournalist Chip Somodevilla sees the UK election through the prism of a Washington lens.

Angry protests have plunged Burundi into its worst crisis since the 1993-2005 war.

Pop superstar turned heads at the event with a yellow robe dress with a super long train.

Getty Images photographers Chris McGrath and David Ramos capture people trying to rebuild their lives in the rubble of Kathmandu.

Women rescued from Boko Haram's forest stronghold have been telling of the horrors they faced in captivity.

A baby girl was born after her mother went into labour while being rescued from a boat in the Mediterranean.

The extravagant theme for this year's fashion event was China: Through The Looking Glass

Demonstrators torched cars and smashed bank windows during a protest against the opening of Milan's Expo 2015.

Thousands of police manned barricades and closed streets to stop demonstrations at Taksim.

Photographer recreates photos taken as the Soviet army entered Hitler's shattered capital in 1945.

People in remote regions of Nepal have had to walk 20 miles or more over mountainous paths to get help.

AFP photographer Bülent Kiliç wins The John Faber Award for his series on the anti-government protests in Kiev.

Reuters photographer Asmaa Waguih documents women Kurdish fighters on Mount Sinjar in Iraq.

A teenager has been rescued from the rubble of a hotel in Kathmandu, five days after the earthquake.

Entire villages have been reduced to piles of stone and splintered wood.

Baltimore is two cities: the crime-ridden area from The Wire, and a gleaming city on the waterfront.

Police fired tear gas and water cannon at protesters in Bujumbura after President Nkurunziza said he'd run again.

Australian death row convict Andrew Chan has married his girlfriend in prison, a day before his possible execution.

Getty Images photographer Dan Kitwood travelled to Lampedusa to photograph and talk to some of the recent arrivals.

Many of those injured and killed by the powerful earthquake in Nepal were children.