Dozens of protesters showed up for a rally and march protesting the National Guard’s presence anticipated in the coming weeks in Memphis, Tennessee September 27, 2025.
China’s big parade celebrates 80th anniversary of World War II victory over Japan, anti-corruption protest topples Nepal’s government, and Trump goes to London to make a deal: The SEPTEMBER 2025 Pictures Of the Month for @ZUMApress is now published. PLEASE SHARE! #photojournalism www.thepicturesofthemonth.com
Sit back and enjoy “The Pictures of the Month” (POM) presented by Scott Mc Kiernan and ZUMA Press. ZUMA received over one million images shot by professional photographers, all shot in the month of September.
Photographers represented by ZUMA Press covered the four corners of the world to bring pictures that need to be seen! POM shows the best work of these photojournalists, documenting the most important events of the past month.
ZUMA Press Wire’s talented award-winning picture editing staff of Mark Avery, Jim Colton, Jessica Cotsonas, Robin Loznak, Scott Mc Kiernan, Julie Rogers, Ruaridh Stewart, Shalan Stewart, whom with the fine ZUMA support staff: Florence Combes, John Collett, Katrina Kochneva, Pat Johnson, Julie Mason, Jeremy Mc Kiernan and Stan Sholik contributed to make this Lucie & Webby winning monthly movie possible. Hope you enjoy and then if so, pass the word to others 🙂
ZUMA PHOTOGRAPHERS Alzaanin Hassan • Amit Machamasi • Andrea Renault • Andrew Leyden • Aryan Dhimal • Atilano Garcia • Beautiful Sports • Belal Abu Amer • Bill Clark • Billy Bennight • Bob Karp • Brian Cahn • Britta Pedersen • Cao Yiming • Castel Franck • Charles-McClintock Wilson • Chen Bin • Chris Riha • Chris Sweda • Christian Charisius • Cover Images • Dave Bedrosian • Dave Decker • David Wegiel • Dimas Rachmatsyah • Duilio Piaggesi • Engler • Eric Dubost • Ettore Ferrari • Federico Titone • Gage Skidmore • Gent Shkullaku • Guo Yu • Habboub Ramez • Hu Jingwen • iAko Randrianarivelo • Ilia Yefimovich • Imageplotter • Imago • Ioannis Alexopoulos • Israel Anta • Jacob King • Jan Woitas • Javier Rojas • Jayne Russell • Jefferee Woo • Jess Stiles • Jiang Han • Joel Marklund • Jonathan Brady • Jonathan Chang • Juan Carlos Rojas • Justin Ng • Karl-Josef Hildenbrand • Kyodonews • Lafargue Raphael • Laurent Lairys • Leon Neal • Lex CáMara • Lex Zea • Li Jing • Li Ming • Liau Chung-ren • Lorenzo Carnero • Lui Siu Wai • Luis Soto • Madeleine Kelly • Manuele Mangiarotti • Marcin Cholewinski • Marcin Nowak • Marco Di Gianvito • Marilla Sicilia • Mark Edward Harris • Martin Roche • Martyn Wheatley • Marwan Naamani • Matias Basualdo • Matteo Chinellato • Matteo Secci • Michael Kappeler • Mickael Chavet • Moritz Frankenberg • Nancy Kaszerman • Nattaphon Phanphongsanon • Niyi Fote • Omar Ashtawy • Patrick Pleul • Paulo Maria • Peter Byrne • Ranjith Kumar • Rayhan Ahmed • Ringo Chiu • Robin Loznak • Robin Rayne • Ruben Albarran • Ryan Garza • Safal Prakash Shrestha • Saifurahman • Scott Stuart • Sergey Bobylev • Shane Srogi • Skanda Gautam • Slavek Ruta • Sonia Moskowitz Gordon • Spada • Stacey Wescott • Stephane Thomas • Stephen Lock • Stuart Hardy • Sue Dorfman • Svet Jacqueline • Syed Mahamudur Rahman • Tamer Ibrahim • Thomas Warnack • Timgroothuis • Toby Melville • Ulrik Pedersen • Us Vatican Media • Valery Sharifulin • Vernon Yuen • Vuk Valcic • Wang Peng • Xavi Urgeles • Xu Jing • Yang Zhisen
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Scott Mc Kiernan Presents zReportage.com Issue #1007 Story of the Week: Published TUESDAY September 30, 2025: ‘Sports For Peace: Lebanon’s Brave Journey’ by ZUMA Press award winning photo-journalist MARWAN NAAMANI: Sport was another casualty of war in Lebanon. The Middle East’s country’s social fabric frayed under the weight of political divisions and economic despair. Sports offer a rare and powerful counterforce. They unite. They teach discipline, teamwork, and resilience. In the heart of Lebanon’s bustling cities, in the complexities of socio-political challenges and the strains of hosting a significant refugee population, a simple yet profound tool has emerged to bridge divides and foster unity through sports. Lebanon is witnessing a new era in sports, traditionally, sports have been dominated by men, but the emergence of Lebanese women as formidable athletes is challenging entrenched beliefs regarding gender roles. Sports have proven their ability to generate jobs, tourism, foster social cohesion and even rebuild fractured communities. Around the world, countries understand that investing in sports is not a distraction from development, it’s a catalyst for it. Lebanon, with its Mediterranean climate, passionate youth, and untapped talent, holds great potential for reconciliation and reconstruction through sports. Welcome to ‘Sports For Peace: Lebanon’s Brave Journey’ .
September 27, 2025, Broadview, Illinois, USA: A large group of federal law enforcement officers in tactical gear released non-lethal munitions as they moved a crowd of protesters away from the site Saturday evening. For weeks, demonstrators have gathered at this location, roughly 10 miles west of Chicago, to protest intensified ICE enforcement and harsh tactics. In recent days, agents on the ground and from the rooftop at the facility have employed pepper balls, rubber bullets, and tear gas to disperse the protesters.
ZUMA is looking for images of Iranian Foreign Minister Abbas Araghchi and Finnish Foreign Minister Elina Valtonen when they met her during UN Week in New York City. Iranian FM Araghchi did not shake hands with FM Valtonen.
If you have any images of this interaction, please submit to ftp as usual and email licensing@zumapress.com.