During migration seasons, more birds worldwide crash into windows, leading to injuries or deaths. In New York, volunteers scout the streets to document the toll and call attention to potential solutions. Video by Emma H. Tobin: apne.ws/h88ZscU

My Japanese friend, Toru-san ❤️

Go Team AP!!! present Julie Pace and former Sally Buzbee :) CPJ announces three trailblazing newsroom leaders as new members of its board of directors cpj.org/?p=200982 via Committee to Protect Journalists

AP Photos: Early and strong monsoon rains have brought heavy flooding to northeastern India and Bangladesh, killing dozens of people, forcing hundreds of thousands from their homes and cutting millions off from crucial supplies. apne.ws/JYv93iM

A network of walls, fences and closed roads: 20 years since Israel started building its controversial separation barrier amid a wave of Palestinian attacks, it remains in place, even as any partition of the land appears more remote than ever. By Oded Balilty. apne.ws/qW4R58o

Fifteen years after it was released, the iPhone has changed photography. To capture a snapshot of that change, we asked more than a dozen The Associated Press photographers to capture an image on their phone and share their findings. apne.ws/eYIFerz

One of the best versions of this song I've ever heard. And believe you me, I've heard a lot. (h/t Foster Klug) #houseoftherisingsun

"“First it was a chokehold,” Kash said, “but now it is a pillow on your mouth.” In Kashmir, ‘conscious music’ tests India’s limits on speech. Must read by Saaliq and Aijaz Hussain

The swelling numbers of drug addicts in Afghanistan, the world’s biggest producer of opium and heroin, have been fueled by persistent poverty and decades of war. It appears to be getting worse since the economy collapsed after the Taliban took back power. apnews.com/article/afghan…

Photojournalists aren’t journalists enough???!!!!!! How I wish all those colleagues we’ve lost in the line of duty were around to answer this. #StandforPhotojournalism scroll.in/article/102961… via Scroll.in

"When the world sleeps, India will awake to life and freedom." Seventy-five years after gaining independence, India is a vastly changed country. Its story is told through its throbs of tumult, daunting hurdles, spirited triumphs and terrible tragedies. apnews.com/article/histor…

AP PHOTOS: Nagas mark 75 years since declaring independence apnews.com/article/asia-i…

The academic year in Ukraine will start tomorrow, but only half of the children will be able to attend classes. Six months of war damaged 2400 schools across the country, 269 of them totally ruined. My last report here. 🧵👇

Kuou Kesiezie passed away today having lived to 110. She was independent, well loved and full of spunk when she shared her WWII story with me at 108. She is part of a generation that bore the scars of a war we hadn't been exposed to before. Rest in peace. apimagesblog.com/blog/2020/8/23…

Queen Elizabeth II inherited millions of subjects around the world upon taking the throne in 1952. Many of them were unwilling. Today, in the British Empire’s former colonies, her death brings complicated feelings, including anger. apnews.com/article/king-c…

BREAKING NEWS: Sting has been kidnapped. The Police have no lead.

Bittersweet moment Reuters Pictures as Yunus & Sarah Siddiqui, kin of the late Danish Siddiqui got a standing ovation while accepting the 2022 Pulitzer for Feature Photography w/ Adnan Abidi & Amit Dave. Sanna Irshad Mattoo prevented from traveling abroad. pulitzer.org/winners/adnan-…

“Even though we are staying nearby now, if this continues, we’ll have no choice but to move away from here, away from the river.” He stood and watched the Brahmaputra wash away the temple he was priest of.. apnews.com/article/india-…

Manipur’s war and its ugliness spell horror for the victims and signify something deeper: This remote region is slowly cracking apart. apne.ws/efhQpb8

Bangladesh's turbulent half-century, from coups to climate shocks apnews.com/article/bangla…