On the issue (June 18th, 2026) of Echo Magazine, you can look at the reportage on eight pages about “The village with two shrines in Ghana”. "Ghana. Le village aux deux sanctuaires" in Echo Magazine (PDF) More pictures on www.didierruef.com
On the issue (January 15, 2026) of Echo Magazine, you can look at the reportage about “The Silk Road in China” on eight pages.
On the issue (August 14th, 2025) of Echo Magazine, you can look at my reportage on the cover and eight pages about “Hurghada. De village de pêcheurs à station balénéaire” (Egypt).
On the issue (June 6th, 2025) of Echo Magazine, you can look at my reportage on eight pages about “Tabaski celebration” in Saint-Louis, Senegal.
On the web site of the National Geographic France from March 23, 2023 a picture from Kerenek, West Darfur, Sudan.
« The Friends Who Are Caring for Each Other in Older Age» in The Atlantic from February 12, 2024, with a picture shot in Bordighera ( Liguria Region, Italy).
On the issue (October 31st, 2024) of Echo Magazine, you can look at my reportage on the cover and six pages about “Bushmeat” in the Congo Republic.
On the web issue (November 12th, 2022) of Bilan, you can look at my pictures about a private Automobile Museum in Pregny-Chambésy (Switzerland).
On the issue (September 30th, 2024) of Azione, you can look at the reportage about Bushmeat in the Congo Republic.
The Swiss Press Photo 2023 is exhibited at Prangins, Swiss National Museum.
An interview by Jessica Barresi on FOTO Cult On Air by on September 13th, 2023 about documentary, street photography and travel workshops with viaggifotografici.ch.
On the web site of Swissinfo from July 9th, 2023, you can look at the portraits of Stuart Russell, a British computer scientist known for his contributions to artificial intelligence (AI), shot in Geneva, Switzerland.
On the latest issue (June 6th, 2023) of Écho Magazine, you can look at my reportage on six pages about Fondazione Diamante and Disabled People, Ticino State in Switzerland.
On the latest issue (December 2022) of Cicero, you can look at the reportage we did with the journalist Harald Maass about “The war of the future. Killer Robots: How Artificial Intelligence (AI) and autonomous systems are transforming modern warfare”.