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Thousands of migrants make the deadly crossing through the forest from Belarus to Poland.
In the Scottish Highlands, Patrick Barkham examines deer management practices, discussing their ecological impact and the importance of responsible culling for conservation.
American demand for avocados has tripled, attracting cartels to Mexico's avocado farms.
Half a million non-citizens with criminal convictions were deported from the U.S. under President Obama, many for minor offenses like marijuana possession.
In war-torn Aleppo, the White Helmets risk their lives daily to rescue civilians trapped in rubble, highlighting the dangers faced by first responders in Syria.
Host Luke Tipple talks with shark divers about their dangerous jobs on Shark Week the Podcast.
Demand for lithium is projected to surge by 75-fold, with the lithium-ion battery market expected to exceed $100 billion by 2027.
In Sri Lanka, the expansion of farmland into ancient elephant routes has led to violent conflicts, impacting families like Nishanti's and prompting conservationist Pruthu to advocate for understanding elephant behavior to foster coexistence.
Six baby chimpanzees and four monkeys were rescued at Nairobi airport in January 2005 after being smuggled from Cairo, with one already dead.
Record-breaking heat and wildfires devastate Europe, impacting countries like Spain and the UK.
In South Korea, men oppose feminism, impacting women's rights and political landscapes.
Six to nine million feral hogs roam the U.S., causing about 1.5 billion dollars in damage each year, with Texas facing the largest impact.
The preview clip showcases the debate over wild horses in the Snowy Mountains' high country.
Billions of invasive little fire ants threaten Hawaii's ecosystem, prompting conservationists to spray birth control from helicopters to control their population.
Women in Beed, Maharashtra, face forced hysterectomies due to economic hardship and health issues.
Kaylie Harris, 21, is allegedly raped by a service member and dies by suicide months later.
More than 60 boats from 44 countries set sail to challenge Israel's 18-year blockade of Gaza, carrying food and medicine to those in need.
Katie Fight fights to protect Thacker Pass from a destructive lithium mining operation.
More than 90% of the Great Barrier Reef was impacted by a significant bleaching event in 2015, with nearly a quarter of the coral dead.
Indonesia has lost three quarters of its ancient forests, largely due to illegal logging and the expansion of palm oil plantations.
Since the 1950s, the average temperature in Greenland has risen by 1.5 degrees, leading to droughts and the emergence of sandy desert areas.
El Salvador's rampant gang violence results in one murder almost every hour, prompting forensic criminologist José Miguel Fortín to search for hidden graves and provide closure to victims' families.
Protesters in Port-au-Prince demand President Jovenel Moïse's resignation amid unrest.
Feral cats in Hawaii kill an estimated 2.4 billion birds each year in the U.S., posing a severe threat to the islands' native species.
Hong Kongers in the U.K. fight to keep the memory of the Tiananmen Square Massacre alive.
Churchill, Manitoba faces polar bear attacks as climate change alters their habitat.
Mossville, Louisiana, once a thriving community founded in 1790 by freed enslaved people, has become a ghost town due to industrial expansion by Sasol.
Indian nomads report land theft by Chinese forces amid rising tensions and fatal border stand-off.
Europe's indigenous population faces threats as the Arctic warms four times faster than average.
Almost half of all smallholder coffee farmers live in poverty, as climate change threatens their livelihoods and the future of coffee production.
Countries around the world phase out diesel cars, raising concerns about electric vehicle production.
VICE News speaks with Dr. Tia Powell about ventilator rationing during the coronavirus crisis.
Israel manipulates media narratives after Shireen Abu Akleh's death by Israeli forces.
Latin America achieves abortion rights while the U.S. sees declines after Roe v. Wade.
Mephedrone becomes the leading drug in Eastern Europe, especially in Russia and Georgia.
Sana Saeed discusses U.S. media's protection of Israel amid the Gaza conflict following October 7.
In Karnataka, rising leopard attacks on humans are linked to urban expansion, as seen through the experience of a teenage boy named Gautham who survived an attack.
In Gaza, children like Baylasan and Hadi face life-altering amputations due to Israeli strikes, prompting HEAL Palestine to provide prosthetic fittings in the U.S.
The managing director highlights Africa's severe economic downturn due to the Kovach crisis.
In India, trans communities face significant barriers to employment, highlighting the urgent need for inclusivity and acceptance in the workforce.
More than 20 years of investigation have failed to bring justice in some rape cases, prompting widespread protests across India for accountability and change.
Indonesia's recession and worst coronavirus outbreak push people to dangerous work.
About 50 animals have died in just three months at Surabaya Zoo, which has been described as a "disease-carrying death zoo."
Deaths from drug use in Northern Ireland have more than doubled over the past 10 years, with benzodiazepines driving the crisis among those under 35.
Amiran Jairanashvili crosses into Russian territory while herding cows in South Ossetia.
Since 2003, at least 300,000 people have been killed in Darfur, with millions more displaced into camps due to ongoing violence and government attacks.
Fifteen thousand Saudis have joined the Movement for Islamic Reform, which seeks to transform the absolute monarchy into a system of power sharing and accountability.
A team of reporters faces mortar explosions and direct fire while documenting the situation in Ukraine's Kharkiv and Donbass regions.
