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Opposition figures in Iran face significant challenges in mobilizing against the Tehran regime, despite calls for action from the US and Israel.
The US-Israel conflict with Iran has escalated over 100 days, impacting regional stability and prompting responses from Gulf states amid shifting public sentiment in Iran.
JD Vance's role as Vice President in Donald Trump's unconventional negotiation team raises questions about his political future amid stalled US-Iran talks.
Ten cents can fill a tank in Caracas, but many middle-class residents are leaving Venezuela for better opportunities abroad.
Residents near Nogales monitor invasive border checkpoints under Trump’s policies.
Charlie Javice, a 31-year-old entrepreneur, faces up to 100 years in prison for defrauding JP Morgan in a fraudulent deal involving false claims.
In South Chicago, educators Luciano Moline and Cordura Lewis lead a program called 'What's Up with Manhood' to teach 14 and 15-year-old boys about sexual consent and boundaries.
William Ury, cofounder of Harvard's Program on Negotiation, explores the essential role of mediators in fostering peace amid global polarization and conflict.
Donald Trump's administration is channeling five million dollars to support right-wing candidates in Europe, raising questions about the future of European democracy.
Over 400 families were separated at the U.S.-Mexico border, causing prolonged trauma for children and parents alike.
As the US military engagement in Iran escalates, service members increasingly question orders and explore conscientious objection, reflecting growing dissent within the ranks.
Donald Trump's escalating threats against Iran raise questions about the potential impact of this brinkmanship on global power dynamics.
More than one billion people use the London Underground each year, presenting safety challenges for its 16,500 staff members across 275 stations.
Turkey's strategic role in NATO is highlighted as it conducts naval missions in the Black Sea amid heightened security concerns from Russia's war against Ukraine.
Turkey promotes 'Healthy Tourism Certification' to revive its tourism industry post-coronavirus.
Two Saudi sisters escape oppressive guardianship laws in this VICE News Special Report.
Tens of thousands of farmworkers in Costa Rica claim they became sterile after exposure to the pesticide DBCP, which U.S. companies continued to use despite a ban.
In Uganda, many individuals, including student Daniel Leinhardt, fell victim to OneCoin's cryptocurrency scams, which promised prosperity but led to widespread financial loss.
Luxury housing developments in London illustrate the segregation of residents through 'poor doors' for social housing tenants and lavish amenities for private owners.
In 2026, Ukraine's long range drone strikes significantly impacted the conflict with Russia, targeting oil refineries and military assets while altering battlefield dynamics.
Ultraprocessed food, heavily marketed by Big Food, raises concerns about its role in the global health crisis, as examined by Nicholas Muirhead and experts like Marion Nestle.
The University of Southern California has been selling donated bodies for scientific research to the U.S. Navy, including for training Israeli military surgical teams without consent.
Media ownership in the United States has increasingly concentrated among billionaires, impacting critical coverage of the Trump administration and press freedoms.
US power and policy have significantly influenced global dynamics through military strength, diplomatic efforts, and leadership in institutions like the United Nations and the IMF.
In a politically polarized environment, changes to voting laws, such as the Republican SAVE America Act, are viewed as strategic tools by both Democrats and Republicans.
Wars and genocides leave enduring physical and psychological scars on civilians, affecting their lives and communities for generations to come.
Israel's opposition, led by former Prime Ministers Naftali Bennett and Yair Lapid, seeks to unseat Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu amid ongoing war and political strife.
As the United States approaches its 250th anniversary, President Donald Trump is implementing significant changes to Washington D.C.'s landmarks, sparking debate over national symbolism versus personal branding.
The fallout from the Iran war influences the upcoming US elections as political figures like Thomas Massie face challenges within their parties, analyzed by Steve Clemons.
Khalil Al Hayya's leadership of Hamas comes amid ongoing Israeli attacks on Gaza and increasing pressure for the group to cede power.
Lindsey Graham's recent death raises concerns about the future of U.S. support for Ukraine, as he was a key advocate with direct access to Donald Trump.
Pakistan faces significant challenges due to the war between the US, Israel, and Iran, as rising fuel prices and blocked energy supplies lead to widespread protests.
Sheikh Hamad Bin Khalifa Al Thani, Qatar's father emir, is remembered for transforming the nation's economy and establishing its regional influence during his 18-year reign.
The death of Thai Princess Bajrakitiyabha at 47 raises questions about the future of the 800-year-old monarchy and its succession amid public uncertainty.
Right-wing populism is gaining traction in Latin America, with recent presidential victories in Peru and Colombia reflecting a potential conservative alliance.
Volodymyr Zelenskyy faces a political crisis in Ukraine following his sacking of the defense minister amid escalating Russian missile attacks.
$5,000 to $20,000 is the cost of an annulment in the Philippines, where divorce is not legally recognized, trapping women in difficult marriages.
In South Africa, a surge of xenophobia is fueled by a coordinated digital campaign from anti-migrant groups, prompting journalists to investigate the movement's orchestrators.
In South Africa, President Cyril Ramaphosa faces pressure from anti-migrant groups demanding action against undocumented foreigners amid rising public anger and violence.
Greece's financial crisis has led to widespread suffering, with many citizens, including the middle class, relying on handouts amid severe austerity measures.
Up to 70,000 women are sold each year through human trafficking networks operating in Greece, often lured by false job offers.
Hungary's recent election marks a significant shift in its political landscape, as Prime Minister Viktor Orban concedes after 16 years, prompting analysis from Princeton's Kim Lane Scheppele on future implications for the nation and its EU relations.
Hungary's main public TV channel has suspended pro-Orban broadcasts and issued an apology for years of misinformation amid Prime Minister Peter Magyar's media overhaul.
Food insecurity in Brazil has surged to affect nearly 60% of the population, with 20 million individuals experiencing hunger as of 2022, largely due to the COVID-19 pandemic.
Bounty hunters track down an elusive ice cream vendor, only to find themselves enjoying the frozen treats he offers.
Erika Marie Rivers highlights the alarming trend of tens of thousands of missing Black women and girls in the U.S. and the media's failure to report their stories.
In Rwanda, a widow seeks justice for her husband Charles, who was murdered by their neighbors, grappling with the complexities of vengeance and closure.
Puerto Ricans recount their struggles after Hurricane Maria and the challenges of leaving home here.
