世界新聞攝影獎2026：用影像見證世界 集結來自141個國家、3,747位攝影師、57,376件參賽作品精選，收錄2026年度最重要的新聞攝影與紀實影像。 七十餘年來，世界新聞攝影獎持續表彰全球最傑出的新聞與紀實攝影作品。《世界新聞攝影年鑑2026》精選來自141個國家、3,747位攝影師的年度得獎影像，呈現全球重大事件、被忽略的人物故事，以及衝突、危機、韌性與文化傳承等多元視角。年度照片〈Separated by ICE〉亦收錄其中，以震撼畫面見證時代的重要瞬間。 2026年度照片〈Separated by ICE〉，記錄了一個家庭在美國移民執法下被迫分離的瞬間。攝影師卡蘿．古茲（Carol Guzy）長期守候於少數開放拍攝的聯邦法院，捕捉移民在依法出庭後遭拘留的真實現場。這不僅是一個家庭的悲劇，更是制度性移民政策的見證，以影像提醒世人：新聞攝影不只是記錄歷史，更是追問權力與人性的證據。 Independent photojournalism and documentary pho tography are indispensable tools of political education for a democratic society play an essential role in shaping public opinion―especially in our so-called “post-factual” era. In recognition of this, the independent nonprofit organization World Press Photo Foundation, based in Amsterdam, has been presenting the World Press Photo Award for the best photo, the best story, the best long term project of the year for more than six decades. The winning images in the various categories tell bold sto ries and provide invaluable insights into the state of our world. The award-winning photos will be announced at the same time as the book launch and presented in a PHotogrApHY WORLD PRESS PHOTO YEARBOOK 2025 traveling exhibition. So it is and remains extremely excit ing to see which works will be selected from thousands of submissions―and, of course, which photo will be the actual cover illustration!

哈佛大學社會理論與哲學教授Peter E. Gordon逆向閱讀班雅明的文本、抗拒聖徒化崇拜、撥開神話的迷霧，將那個身為『人』的班雅明重新帶回我們面前。這是一部平易近人且具權威性的華特·班雅明傳記，引領讀者穿越其複雜的智識遺產，以及他所處動盪不安的時代。 華特·班雅明（Walter Benjamin，1892–1940）被公認為 20 世紀最具開創性的文化評論家之一。他以敏銳的文學鑑賞力與廣博的想像力著稱，並發展出一套獨特的批評風格——他的友人漢娜·鄂蘭（Hannah Arendt）稱之為「採珠（pearl-diving）」——意即在資產階級文明的廢墟中，搜尋救贖的碎片。 獲獎作家、哈佛教授彼得·E·戈登（Peter E. Gordon）以生動且富有詩意的筆觸講述了班雅明的故事，邀請讀者超越「德裔猶太歷史中的悲劇人物」這一刻板印象，將班雅明形塑為一位擁有獨特且多才多藝、個性複雜的學者。戈登追溯了班雅明的一生：從他在柏林的童年到在巴黎的流亡歲月，歷經青年運動的浪漫主義，以及對現代主義與馬克思主義的衝突辯證，成功地讓班雅明的形象躍然紙上。 An accessible and authoritative biography of Walter Benjamin that guides the reader through the complexity of his intellectual legacy and the turbulence of his time “A short, serene volume. . . . Gordon avoids treating his subject in allegorical terms, in part because Benjamin always resisted conscription into a story larger than his own.”―Anahid Nersessian, New Yorker Walter Benjamin (1892–1940) is widely considered one of the most creative cultural critics of the twentieth century. Esteemed for his literary acumen and capacious imagination, he developed a unique style of criticism―his friend Hannah Arendt called it pearl-diving―that sought out fragments of redemption in the ruins of bourgeois civilization. Award-winning author Peter E. Gordon tells Benjamin’s story in a vivid and poetic style, inviting the reader to look beyond the image of Benjamin as a tragic figure of German-Jewish history and portraying him as a complex personality of unique and multifaceted gifts. Tracing Benjamin’s life from his Berlin childhood to his Parisian exile, through the romanticism of the youth movements and the conflicts over modernism and Marxism, Gordon brings Benjamin to life.