Guardian's weekly photo gallery captures the world's biggest moments
The Guardian has published its weekly photojournalism gallery featuring 20 images from the past seven days, including Russian strikes on Kyiv and student protests in Paris.
The week in pictures
The Guardian has released its regular weekly photo gallery, bringing together 20 images that capture major events from around the world over the past seven days. The collection was assembled from the work of leading photojournalists, and the publication carries a warning that some images may be distressing to readers.
Among the events featured in the gallery are Russian strikes on Kyiv, Ukraine's capital, continuing to illustrate the impact of the ongoing war on the country's civilian infrastructure and population.
The gallery also includes an incident involving a flydubai aircraft, which drew international attention.
Alongside this, the images document student protests in the French capital, Paris, reflecting civic activity in Europe over the past week.
Another event featured is the eruption of Mount Etna in Sicily, Italy — one of Europe's most active volcanoes, which periodically draws global media attention for its natural activity.
The Guardian regularly publishes galleries of this kind, bringing together events from different regions and themes into a single visual overview, allowing readers to quickly grasp the week's most significant developments worldwide.
