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Pro-democracy lawmakers in Hong Kong express alarm over the potential for Chinese national security officials to enforce laws independently, threatening regional democracy.
Robert King reports on a violent clash in Donetsk between pro-Russian and pro-Ukrainian activists.
Thousands rally in Islamabad's Red Zone, demanding Prime Minister Nawaz Sharif's resignation.
Climate change is causing crop failures among the Rarámuri of northern Mexico, leading many to turn to drug cartels for survival by smuggling drugs across the border.
Lake Enriquillo expands, displacing residents and highlighting climate change in the Caribbean.
Charlet Duboc examines coca farming's impact on Colombia's economy and society.
Colombia strongly condemns the Haitian president's assassination and denies military involvement.
Violence against former FARC rebels in Colombia persists despite the 2016 peace agreement, raising serious concerns about their safety and the peace process's effectiveness.
A curfew in West Point highlights the severe Ebola outbreak in Liberia with over 1,300 deaths.
VICE News covers Brazil's unrest ahead of the 2014 FIFA World Cup amid massive spending.
The coronavirus pandemic has forced many Venezuelan migrants to return home, highlighting the challenges faced by those who sought better opportunities abroad.
Over half of the United States' farmworkers face significant challenges during the pandemic, with 60 percent being undocumented and ineligible for federal support.
China's largest meat consumers consider fake meat to address sustainability issues.
Simon Ostrovsky covers the funeral of a Tatar man killed by Cossacks in Crimea's crisis.
Two men are lashed in Aceh for gay sex as 141 are arrested in Jakarta for a gay party.
Hungary's tightening border policies in 2015 forced refugees to take desperate measures, including cutting through the razor wire fence between Serbia and Hungary.
In Mexico, avocado farmers face escalating violence and extortion from drug cartels seeking control over the booming avocado market driven by American demand.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Cossacks and Russian forces at Belbek airbase in Crimea.
Simon Ostrovsky delivers flak jackets to soldiers in eastern Ukraine amid ongoing crisis.
Gun control in America is lax compared to other countries, raising concerns about freedom and safety.
Vice News gathers global opinions on police, highlighting views from Mexicans, Ukrainians, and Kenyans.
Fifteen retiring or resigning members of Congress share their experiences and challenges in office with Alexandra Pelosi, revealing insights into the political landscape.
Scots share their views on President Donald Trump's Scottish heritage and values.
Donald Trump blames China for the coronavirus outbreak in a recent VICE News update.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Donetsk's independence declaration and interviews Serhiy Taruta.
Simon Ostrovsky reports on Donetsk residents demanding a referendum to join Russia.
In Donetsk, residents sift through rubble from indiscriminate shelling by the Ukrainian army, expressing frustration over the lack of protection from Russian separatists.
In Russia, families of active-duty servicemen share accounts of their loved ones' deaths in Ukraine, highlighting the government's denial of military involvement.
Shelling continues in Donetsk despite Ukraine's ceasefire assurances during Easter.
El Chapo is sentenced to life in prison, claiming his trial was unjust on Wednesday.
Page Howe discusses the potential of emoji domains in Manchester, Tennessee, with VICE News.
At least 4 people have died and 291 are missing in the South Korea ferry disaster.
Luz discusses the Charlie Hebdo attack and Prophet Muhammad covers in an exclusive interview.
Watch The Full Documentary Now about the controversial Biomedical Primate Research Center in Europe.
Ongoing discussions about the re-branding of fake news are highlighted alongside other significant stories that may have been overlooked in current affairs.
Japanese farmers strive to recover in Fukushima ten years after the nuclear disaster.
In South Korea, a growing anti-feminism movement among men in their 20s and 30s is influencing political dynamics and threatening women's rights.
Max Meehan experiences memory issues after using what he thought was heroin in 2012.
In Donetsk, recent fighting has resulted in the death of at least one Ukrainian military member and injuries to over 20 others amid ongoing conflict in Ukraine.
Aleppo faces devastation as VICE News embeds with the Islamic Front fighting in Syria today.
A proposed law in France could impose a one-year jail sentence for individuals who film police actions, raising concerns about public accountability and transparency.
Ukrainian Marines in Crimea face tough choices amid Russia's military pressure and evacuation orders.
Freight train accidents in the United States are increasing, prompting concerns among industry professionals about safety and the need for urgent reform.
Kaylie Harris, a 21-year-old service member, was allegedly raped by a fellow soldier, highlighting systemic failures in protecting LGBTQ+ individuals in the military.
Aleppo, Syria's largest metropolitan area, faces devastation from bombing and militant offensives.
New legislation might signal an end to the war, says Donetsk Governor Taruta Deems.
Medyan Dairieh meets an Islamic State member indoctrinating children for jihad.
In Argentina, seven-year-old Juani exemplifies a new generation of trans youth benefiting from the country's progressive gender identity law enacted in 2012.
