600 Reutes photojournalists captured important historical moments with their lenses again this year, mainly so that they would not be 'swept under the carpet'. Without the work of these brave people, we would live in complete ignorance. In 2016, Reuters photojournalists even won a Pulitzer Prize, and apparently this inspired them even more, because this year's photos are outstanding.
In the photos that because of of the violence shown often leave a bitter aftertaste, you can especially see the current state of people in parts of the world where wars are raging. Well, they are also very colorful photos of children, which are painted for the holidays, however of young yogis in India and a flock of crabs, which crosses the road.
Outstanding, one way or another!
Gallery - Reuters: The best photos of 2017
Afghan policemen try to rescue a 4-year-old boy outside a mosque in Kabul.
Sunken sailboats in the bay of St. John after Hurricane Irma.
A protester holds a Venezuelan flag high in the air during anti-presidential protests.
A man feeds seagulls on the Yamuna river.
Piglets jump into the water.
The Moon covers the Sun over the Pacific Ocean.
11-year-old Frank Giaccio cuts the grass in front of the White House.
Migrant
A grieving father
An old woman waiting for transport in the desert, because she had to leave her home because of the war with ISIS.
A woman crosses a frozen lake with a stroller.
The face of a woman from Saudi Arabia illuminated by a mobile phone at a concert.
Donald Trump offers his hand to Vladimir Putin at the G20 meeting in Hamburg.
Migrants in a blizzard in Belgrade
The wreckage of a Turkish airliner that crashed in Kyrgyzstan.
The girl defends herself from colored water, which is a custom during Holi, the festival of colors in Mumbai.
A Hindu priest sits at the entrance of a cave preparing for his daily prayer by the Ganges River.
North Korean leader Kim Jong Un watches the missile launch.
