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  • Two men who defected under sulhu later returned to ISWAP and were executed. They were accused of being members of al-Qaeda and working to undermine the group. Still taken from an ISWAP propaganda film.
    Two men who defected under sulhu later returned to ISWAP and were executed. They were accused of being members of al-Qaeda and working to undermine the group. Still taken from an ISWAP propaganda film.
  • A doctor at Baghdad’s Medical City health complex analyses COVID-19 test results, on 1 August 2021.
    A doctor at Baghdad’s Medical City health complex analyses COVID-19 test results, on 1 August 2021.
  • Rescuers search the rubble in Les Cayes for survivors in the aftermath of Saturday's earthquake.
    Rescuers search the rubble in Les Cayes for survivors in the aftermath of Saturday's earthquake.
  • A delivery man brings a box of medication for a Covid-19 patient inside the Carlos Andrade Marín hospital, since the hospital ran out. The medication costs $300, which the patient will have to pay themselves, and will likely only last three days.
    A delivery man brings a box of medication for a Covid-19 patient inside the Carlos Andrade Marín hospital, since the hospital ran out. The medication costs $300, which the patient will have to pay themselves, and will likely only last three days.
  • A street vendor in front of the Carlos Andrade Marín IESS hospital in Quito, Ecuador sells masks and other basic pharmacy supplies.
    A street vendor in front of the Carlos Andrade Marín IESS hospital in Quito, Ecuador sells masks and other basic pharmacy supplies.
  • A destroyed Armenian tank near Martuni, a town in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region where local men spoke of wanting to raise their families in peace.
    A destroyed Armenian tank near Martuni, a town in the disputed Nagorno-Karabakh region where local men spoke of wanting to raise their families in peace.

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