April 20, 2026, Chittagong, Bangladesh: To ensure the health and safety of children, a month-long measles-rubella vaccination campaign has begun in Chattogram, in line with the rest of the country. Children aged 6 months to 5 years are being brought under this program. On Monday morning, children were seen receiving vaccinations at Memon Hospital in Sadarghat, Chattogram, where the active participation of parents and the dedicated efforts of healthcare workers made the campaign vibrant and effective.

April 20, 2026, New Delhi, India: South Korean President LEE JAE MYUNG (L) walks alongside Indian Prime Minister NARENDRA MODI during a welcome ceremony for the South Korean leader at the presidential palace in New Delhi.

April 20, 2026, Tel-Aviv, Israel: Preparations for the Memorial Day ceremony at Kiryat Shaul cemetery: Soldiers distribute flags and candles, families arrive at the graves of their loved ones.

April 19, 2026, Hong Kong, China: Actress ELIZABETH TANG with her trophy backstage during the 44th Hong Kong Film Awards in Hong Kong, China.

April 20, 2026: PATRICK MULDOON, an actor who starred in “Days of Our Lives� and “Melrose Place,� died on Sunday, his manager confirmed to Variety. He was 57. FILE PHOTO SHOT ON: June 14, 2016, Hollywood, California: Patrick Muldoon arrives for the Los Angeles premiere of ''Eat That Question: Frank Zappa in His Own Words'' held at the Linwood Dunn Theater.

April 20, 2026, Madrid, Spain: QUEEN LETIZIA of Spain receives the President of Portugal for an official lunch in Madrid, Spain.

April 20, 2026, Madrid, Madrid, Spain: ARYNA SABALENKA, Sportswoman of the Year, poses at the Laureus World Sports Awards Madrid 2026 at Galeri­a de Cristal.

April 20, 2026, Madrid Spain: Carlos Alcaraz, Sportsman of the Year, attends Laureus World Sports Awards Madrid 2026 on the Red Carpet at Palacio de Cibeles.

April 20, 2026, Madrid Spain: Carlos Alcaraz, Sportsman of the Year, attends Laureus World Sports Awards Madrid 2026 on the Red Carpet at Palacio de Cibeles.

zReportage.com Issue #1035 Story of the Week: Published: TUESDAY April 7, 2026: 'BREAKING THE CYCLE: Glimmer Of Hope For Haiti' Photography and Story by ZUMA Press photographer David Allignon: Life has grown increasingly difficult in Haiti after years of political turmoil and gang terror. Dozens of armed groups run rampant in Port-au-Prince and surrounding areas, extorting businesses, kidnapping and driving farmers off their land. Gang leaders have historically used Vodou to solidify their power and manipulate communities through fear. Over 1.4 million people are now homeless, and deadly gang raids have left homes, schools and medical facilities in ashes. Plagued by systemic corruption and widespread gang violence, Haiti faces a deepening crisis that severely hinders economic development and stability. This situation is favorable to the gangs, who have gained power and autonomy. Now a UN-backed Gang Suppression Force (GSF) a more aggressive mission arrived in Haiti in April 2026, with 5,500 troops it aims to dismantle gangs and restore law and order. However fears of high casualties remain as escalations by gangs and the aggressive nature of the new force's mandate begins. Welcome to 'BREAKING THE CYCLE: Glimmer Of Hope For Haiti'

zReportage.com Issue #1034 Story of the Week: Published: TUESDAY March 31, 2026: 'LA SAPE: Congo Fashion Rebels' by award winning ZUMA Press photographer Tariq Zaidi: The Congo Sapeurs are members of a vibrant fashion subculture 'La Sape' known for dressing in sharp, high-end suits in some of the world's poorest neighborhoods. These 'Congolese dandies' espouse flamboyant outfits, impeccable grooming with a gentlemanly code of conduct. In early 2026, Sapeurs in Kinshasa gathered to honor Stervos Niarkos, often called the 'father of Sape,' who helped elevate the culture to a 'religion' of style in the 1980s. The Society of Ambiance-Makers and Elegant People (La Sape) emerged during colonial times when young Congolese began adopting and reimagining European attire. Many Sapeurs are ordinary working-class men, taxi drivers, gardeners, or bricklayers, who live in low-income neighborhoods. The DRC is one of the poorest countries in the world, where two thirds of the population of about 100 million people live on under $2.15 a day, according to the World Bank. Welcome to 'LA SAPE: Congo Fashion Rebels'

zReportage.com Issue #1033 Story of the Week: Published TUESDAY March 24, 2026: 'Afghanistan: Cycle of Collapse' by ZUMA Press represented Xinhua photo-journalist Saifurahman Safi: Afghanistan's cycle of collapse is a four-decade pattern of failed regimes, foreign intervention, and rapid state breakdown. Since the U.S. withdrawal in August 2021, the central Asian country now titled 'Islamic Emirate of Afghanistan' has faced a fallen economy, a humanitarian crisis with over 23 million people needing aid, and a strict, authoritarian Taliban regime. Women's rights have been severely restricted, with girls banned from education beyond sixth grade and most female employment prohibited. While basic commerce continues in local bazaars, the economy is supported by international humanitarian aid and increasingly, economic engagement from China, while Western countries largely maintain sanctions. Now tensions between nuclear-armed Pakistan and Afghanistan's Taliban regime have sharply escalated since late February after Pakistan declared 'Open War' with Afghanistan heightening regional instability and raising concerns about the risk of yet another prolonged conflict. Welcome to 'Afghanistan: Cycle of Collapse'