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PARK WANG-YEOL Korean Drug Trafficker Extradited From Philippines
March 25, 2026, Incheon, South Korea: 7:16 AM PARK WANG-YEOL, 48, AKA the ''drug kingpin,'' exiting Incheon International Airport’s arrival hall , holding his head high and staring at the press. His beard was unkempt, and he had a composed expression. Wearing a NY Yankees baseball cap, wearing a gray cardigan and Adidas sneakers. Handcuffed which police covered them with cloth. Arms covered in tattoos. Park Wang-yeol is the infamous mastermind behind the ''Philippine Sugarcane Field Murder Case'' that occurred in October 2016. He shot and killed three South Koreans who had fled to the Philippines after committing a 15 billion Korean won fraud - more...
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Afghanistan: Cycle of Collapse
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 - more...
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Figure Skating 2026: ISU World Championships
March 25, 2026, Prague, Czech Republic: KAORI SAKAMOTO of Japan performs in the Figure Skating Women's Short program during the ISU World Figure Skating Championships 2026 in Prague in the Czech Republic.
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ZUMA Press Pictures Of The Week 2026: POW Week 11: March 14-20, 2026
ZUMA Press Pictures Of the Week 2026: Week 12: Mar. 14-20, 2026: STARS SHINE AT THE OSCARS • US/ISRAEL/IRAN WAR GOES ON • PARALYMPICS END • EID AL-FITR CELEBRATED WORLDWIDE • Executive Producer Scott Mc Kiernan. To VIEW the best images of the week, GO to ThePicturesOfTheWeek.com or to quote PoW Picture Editor extraordinaire and Producer, Jimmy Colton: ''THE BEST TWO MINUTES YOU'LL SPEND ON THE INTERNET TODAY!'' Mahalo to ZUMA Ohana top photojournalists: Adriana Adie, Petter Arvidson, Charles Baus, Billy Bennight, Daniel Carde, Mickael Chavet, Marco Di Gianvito, Mark Hammond, Richard Harbaugh, Syed Mahabubul Kader, Sandra Kozintseva, Kirill Kukhmar, Robin Loznak, Alisa Makarova, Eduardo Parra, Trae Patton, Doug Peters, Al Nasim Talukdar Rajib, Shane Srogi, Maxim Thore COVER IMAGE: Dateline: March 15, 2026, Hollywood, California, USA: Stars take a selfie at the Oscars.
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Hungary: Viktor Orban Election Rally
Hungary: Viktor Orban Election Rally
March 25, 2026, Esztergom, Hungary: Hungarian PM VIKTOR ORBAN speaks during a rally in the historic city of Esztergom. The controversial head of the Hungarian government is on a national campaign tour less then a month ahead of historic national elections, where the opposition Tisza Party and it's president, Peter Magyar is challenging his 16 year rule with unprecedented national support, making Orban and his Fidesz Party firing up their campaign more then ever.
Daniel Alfoldi via ZUMA Press Wire
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January 6 Plaque at U.S. Capitol
January 6 Plaque at U.S. Capitol
March 25, 2026, Washington, District of Columbia, USA: From left, Rep. PETE AGUILAR, D-Calif., Sen. ADAM SCHIFF, D-Calif., Rep. NANCY PELOSI, D-Calif., former Capitol Police Off. AQUILINO GONELL, and Rep. JAMIE RASKIN, D-Md., bow their heads in a moment of silence in front of a plaque that honors the Capitol Police and law enforcement that defended the U.S. Capitol during the January 6, 2021 attack, on Wednesday.
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Spring In Indian Kashmir
Spring In Indian Kashmir
March 25, 2026, Pulwama, Jammu And Kashmir, India: A Kashmiri burqa-clad girl takes a selfie with her mobile phone in a mustard field in Pulwama, south of Srinagar, the summer capital of Jammu and Kashmir.
Umar Farooq via ZUMA Press Wire
© Umar Farooq via ZUMA Press Wire
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Oscars 2026: RED CARPET
March 15, 2026, Hollywood, Los Angeles, California, USA: Irish actress and singer JESSIE BUCKLEY, 36, waves 'Hi', while on the red carpet before the Oscars ceremony. Jessie a red carpet triumph in her blood red and rose pink gown, the colors bringing an emotional warmth and a singularity that stood out among the familiar choices of black or gold. Channeling G. Kelly's famous E. Head dress from 1956 Oscars. Jessie is wearing a custom made Chanel dress, a floor-skimming bubblegum gown with an off-the-shoulder wrap neckline in contrasting red. Teamed with Buckley signature side-swept bob and minimalist make-up, the aim for the last leg of the awards trail was about having the final word in effortless best actress style. Chanel calls the glam outfit a light pink bustier chiffon dress with a red satin leather stole. Jess glowing on her way to becoming an Oscar winner of the 2026 Academy Award for Best Actress in a Leading Role as 'Agnes Shakespeare' in movie 'Hamnet'. Buckley is first Irish woman to win the Best Actress Oscar.
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'The Magic Faraway Tree' Australian Premiere
'The Magic Faraway Tree' Australian Premiere
March 25, 2026, Sydney, Australia: ANDREA SOLONGE attends the Australian Premiere of 'The Magic Faraway Tree' at Hoyts Entertainment Quarter in Sydney, Australia
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'The Magic Faraway Tree' Australian Premiere
'The Magic Faraway Tree' Australian Premiere
March 25, 2026, Sydney, Australia: ESTHER RIX attends the Australian Premiere of 'The Magic Faraway Tree' at Hoyts Entertainment Quarter in Sydney, Australia.
Christopher Khoury/APA via ZUMA Press Wire
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HBO Max UK And Ireland Launch Party
HBO Max UK And Ireland Launch Party
March 25, 2026, London United Kingdom: AIMEE LOU WOOD attends the HBO Max UK and Ireland Launch Party at Queen Elizabeth Hall, Southbank Centre, London.
Julie Edwards/Avalon via ZUMA Press
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SPORTS WORLD from LAST 24 HOURS
ZUMA Pictures Of the Month: FEBRUARY 2026
Italy hosts the Winter Olympics, Trump shares a fantasy-filled State of the Union, and USA joins Israel in an attack against Iran killing supreme leader Ali Khamenei: The FEBRUARY 2026 Pictures Of the Month for @ZUMApress is now published. PLEASE SHARE! #photojournalism www.thepicturesofthemonth.com
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Tennis 2026: ATP Miami Open: SINNER 7:5 7:6 MICHELSEN
Tennis 2026: ATP Miami Open: SINNER 7:5 7:6 MICHELSEN
March 25, 2026, Miami, Florida, USA: JANNIK SINNER (ITA) during his fourth round match against A. Michelsen (USA) at the Itau Miami Tennis Open in Miami. Sinner won 7:5, 7:6.
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Alpine Skiing 2026: FIS World Cup Final Lillehammer
Alpine Skiing 2026: FIS World Cup Final Lillehammer
March 25, 2026, Hafjell, Norway: MARCO ODERMATT (SUI) with trophies at the ALPINE SKIING - FIS World Cup Final, award ceremony for the Overall World Cup Men. I
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Alpine Skiing 2026: FIS World Cup Final Lillehammer
Alpine Skiing 2026: FIS World Cup Final Lillehammer
March 25, 2026, Hafjell, Norway: MIKAELA SHIFFRIN (USA) holding the trophy at the ALPINE SKIING - FIS World Cup Final, award ceremony for the Overall World Cup Ladies.
Wolfgang Grebien/GEPA via ZUMA Press
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December 21, 2023, Rafah, Gaza Strip,: Palestinians line up for a free meal. International relief agencies say Gaza is suffering from shortages of food, medicine and other basic supplies as a result from the war that has been going on for two and a half months between Israel and Hamas.
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STICKY SITUATION: Why Are Florida Bee's Dying
STICKY SITUATION: Why Are Florida Bee's Dying
February 20, 2026, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA: Beekeeper DRAKE ELTING, of South Tampa, examines the bees on a wooden frame from the brood box of a hive while inspecting a colony at Westminster Suncoast in St. Petersburg. In 2022, Hurricane Ian destroyed up to 300,000 beehives. Fewer pollinators pose a serious risk to US agriculture and the economy. Like canaries in a coal mine, bees reflect the health of the environment.
Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times via ZUMA Press Wire
© Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times via ZUMA Press Wire
STICKY SITUATION: Why Are Florida Bee's Dying
STICKY SITUATION: Why Are Florida Bee's Dying
February 20, 2026, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA: Beekeeper DRAKE ELTING, of South Tampa, examines the bees on a wooden frame from the brood box of a hive while inspecting a colony at Westminster Suncoast in St. Petersburg. Managed honey bees fell from 6 million colonies in 1947 to 2.5 million today.
Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times via ZUMA Press Wire
© Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times via ZUMA Press Wire
STICKY SITUATION: Why Are Florida Bee's Dying
STICKY SITUATION: Why Are Florida Bee's Dying
February 20, 2026, St. Petersburg, Florida, USA: Worker honey bees cluster tightly together on a frame inside a Langstroth hive during an inspection at Westminster Suncoast, a retirement community in St. Petersburg. The bees drape over one another in a dense mass as they regulate brood temperature and protect developing larvae, a behavior known as clustering that helps maintain the colony's internal stability.
Douglas R. Clifford/Tampa Bay Times via ZUMA Press Wire
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