AFP journalist Sammy Ketz wins the Albert Londres Prize
Sammy Ketz shares the Albert
Londres Prize with Libération
colleague Sorj Chalandon for his
coverage of the 6-year civil war in
Lebanon.
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Ramallah (AFP) | 25/04/2026 - 06:10:45 | Polls open in West Bank, part of Gaza for municipal elections: AFP
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Beirut (AFP) | 24/04/2026 - 23:07:14 | Israeli strikes kill 6 in Lebanon Friday: health ministry
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Islamabad (AFP) | 24/04/2026 - 21:15:43 | Iran top diplomat arrives in Islamabad ahead of planned talks with US: Pakistan govt
San Francisco (AFP) | 24/04/2026 - 20:00:35 | Anthropic says Google to pump $40 bn into AI startup
Sammy Ketz shares the Albert
Londres Prize with Libération
colleague Sorj Chalandon for his
coverage of the 6-year civil war in
Lebanon.
First use of a portable photo scanner for the digital transmission of captioned images. The Dixel replaces the Belinograph. The photographer no longer has to transport a complete darkroom weighing 50 kg to print photos on paper - necessary for transmission by Belinograph. The Dixel is one of the first 35mm scanners that can be carried in a small box. That year AFP beats all its competitors in photo distribution.
Paul-Louis Bret considers that AFI can represent what remains of free French public opinion, with the capacity to criticise the Vichy regime. The AFI reaches an agreement with the British Ministry of Information and Reuters to broadcast a daily French language service of around 10,000 words across free Europe.