Archive · 16 Dec 2025
Reuters 2025 Photos Capture Global Events
In 2025, Reuters photographers traveled all over the world to capture important events and stories.
They took pictures of things like conflicts, natural disasters, political moments, and everyday life.
Some photos showed happy moments, like people being reunited, while others showed sad or difficult times, like the aftermath of a fire or a war.
The photographers had to be quick, patient, and sometimes lucky to get the perfect shot.
They used different techniques and tools to make their photos special.
These pictures help us understand what was happening in the world and how people were feeling during those times.
Reuters photographers captured a wide range of global events in 2025, including conflicts, natural disasters, political moments, and everyday life.
Some notable photos include a moonrise over Caracas, a fragile truce in the Israel-Hamas war, the aftermath of a Hong Kong fire, and Justin Trudeau's exit from Canadian parliament.
Photographers used various techniques and tools, such as drones, underwater cameras, and multiple exposures, to capture unique and impactful moments.
The photos evoke a range of emotions, from joy and surprise to sadness and awe, and often tell a deeper story about the people and events they depict.
The selection of photos highlights the skill, planning, and sometimes luck required to capture significant moments in history.
- Who
- Reuters photographers from around the world
- What
- Captured significant global events and stories through photography
- When
- Throughout 2025
- Where
- Various locations worldwide, including Venezuela, Gaza, Israel, Hong Kong, Canada, Vietnam, Ukraine, the United States, Taiwan, Nigeria, Brazil, Kenya, Britain, Germany, Singapore, Japan, China, Jamaica, and Vatican City
- Why
- To document and share impactful moments and stories from around the world
- Photographer
- Gaby Oraa
- Location
- Caracas, Venezuela
- Photographer
- Ramadan Abed
- Location
- Central Gaza Strip
- Photographer
- Mohammed Salem
- Location
- Khan Younis, Gaza Strip
- Photographer
- Stoyan Nenov
- Location
- Petah Tikva, Israel
- Photographer
- Tyrone Siu
- Location
- Tai Po, Hong Kong, China
- Photographer
- Carlos Osorio
- Location
- Ottawa, Canada
- Photographer
- Chalinee Thirasupa
- Location
- Hanoi, Vietnam
- Photographer
- Amir Cohen
- Location
- Ashkelon, Israel
- Photographer
- Thomas Peter
- Location
- Kramatorsk, Ukraine
- Photographer
- Kevin Mohatt and Carlos Barria
- Location
- Atlanta, Georgia, and Aurora, Colorado, United States
- Photographer
- Brian Snyder
- Location
- Washington, United States
- Photographer
- Paul Ratje
- Location
- Anson, Texas, United States
- Photographer
- Ann Wang
- Location
- New Taipei City, Taiwan
- Photographer
- Sodiq Adelakun
- Location
- Nigeria
- Photographer
- Mario Anzuoni
- Location
- Pasadena, California, United States
- Photographer
- Ricardo Moraes
- Location
- Rio de Janeiro, Brazil
- Photographer
- Thomas Mukoya
- Location
- Nairobi, Kenya
- Photographer
- Toby Melville
- Location
- London, Britain
- Photographer
- Dylan Martinez
- Location
- London, Britain
- Photographer
- Lisi Niesner
- Location
- Elmenhorst, Germany
- Photographer
- Marko Djurica, Claudia Greco, Edgar Su, Hollie Adams and Tingshu Wang
- Location
- Singapore
- Photographer
- Pawel Kopczynski
- Location
- Tokyo, Japan
- Photographer
- Tingshu Wang
- Location
- Beijing, China
- Photographer
- Raquel Cunha
- Location
- Auchindown, Jamaica
- Photographer
- Yesim Dikmen
- Location
- Vatican City
- Photographer
- Borja Suarez
- Location
- Castillo del Romeral, Spain