On the Front Lines with the Kachin Independence Army
Mexican photojournalist Narciso Contreras documents the ongoing conflict in Burma’s Kachin State.
Mexican photojournalist Narciso Contreras documents the ongoing conflict in Burma’s Kachin State.
TIME was granted vast access during the first week of April to the Reyhanli and Yayladagi camps in Turkish territory to document, through words and pictures, the travails of the thousands who were fleeing Syria.
If anything belies the demagogic sheen of Iran’s image in the West, it is the irrepressible sophistication and class of Iranian cinema.
As the Romney campaign charged towards many victories on Super Tuesday, photographer Lauren Fleishman documented the candidate from Ohio to Massachusetts.
In his photographs of the Michigan primary for TIME, Andrew Cutraro wanted to capture a sense of a state where the sentiment—at least outside the orchestrated campaign events—matches the landscape.
Spanish photographer Ricardo Cases embarked on a week-long road trip shooting the Florida primary for TIME (along with everything else in his path). It was his first encounter with American politics.
As Liberia inaugurates Nobel Laureate Ellen Johnson Sirleaf to her second term as president today, photographer Glenna Gordon reflects on how the West African nation continues to grapple with its complicated past.
From violence in Syria to the New Hampshire Republican primary and Uttar Pradesh’s giant stone elephant statues, TIME’s photo department presents the best images of the week.
Brooks Kraft spent the weekend documenting the first step in the long road to the 2012 presidential election…with his phone.
TIME followed Sarah Palin’s bus tour of historic sites along the eastern seaboard, traveling nearly 400 miles from Washington DC to New York City, but still uncertain about whether she’ll run in 2012.