The World Press Photo 2023 exhibition in Amsterdam: Visual war propaganda in the service of NATO

Many photographers, via their media managements and organisations such as World Press Photos, are being increasingly pressed into service to provide the sort of “embedded” photo journalism that conforms to the predatory war policy of the US and its NATO allies.

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