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In Guatemala, a remote village grapples with unprecedented flooding caused by hurricanes Eta and Iota, underscoring the urgent impacts of climate change.
Chen Qiushi, a Chinese citizen journalist, reports from Wuhan but hasn't been heard from since February 6th.
Hugh Hefner's death reignites debate over his legacy and Playboy's cultural impact.
As the death toll from the coronavirus outbreak surpasses 100, Hong Kong faces a critical shortage of face masks amid urgent border closures with China.
In June 2019, a 21-year-old protester was shot in the stomach by police during demonstrations in Hong Kong, raising concerns about police conduct.
An 18-year-old protester was shot in the chest at point-blank range by police during the Hong Kong protests on China's National Day in 2019.
Parents gather outside a university, pleading for police to release their children during protests.
Hong Kong's government has disqualified pro-democracy candidates and delayed elections, raising concerns about the future of democracy in the region.
The ongoing conflict in Syria has led to a complex situation where officials debate the implications of Bashar al-Assad's victory and the effectiveness of U.S. strategies.
Facial recognition technology in China is employed by the government to monitor citizens, raising significant concerns about privacy and state control.
Indian nomads report ongoing land theft by Chinese forces, escalating tensions that could influence Prime Minister Narendra Modi's alignment with U.S. policies under Trump.
Demand for cobalt in the Democratic Republic of Congo drives illegal mining and worker exploitation.
Gangs from Los Angeles, like MS-13, impact Honduras as crime rates begin to decrease.
Hacking has evolved from a criminal activity to a legitimate career path, driven by the increasing demand for skilled professionals in cyber security.
Hindu nationalism is reshaping India's social landscape, significantly impacting the lives of its 240 million Muslims and other religious minorities.
Dr. Tia Powell discusses the ethical dilemmas and guidelines for rationing ventilators in hospitals overwhelmed by the coronavirus pandemic.
VICE News meets cartel members in Mexico armed with American weapons amid smuggling issues.
Mississippi has become the state with the highest rate of new COVID-19 cases, leading to overwhelmed healthcare facilities and overflowing morgues.
Law enforcement agencies worldwide are intensifying efforts to combat the illicit trade of counterfeit goods, which significantly impacts legitimate businesses.
People from Los Angeles and Istanbul share their views on immigration and its global impact.
The Trump administration's portrayal of Antifa as a significant threat during the George Floyd protests lacks substantial evidence and shapes public perception.
Alejandro Mayorkas discusses combating domestic extremism since the Capitol riot.
Two Saudi sisters escape oppressive guardianship laws in this VICE News Special Report.
Haiti faces gang violence as President Jovenel Moïse faces corruption accusations and dissent.
Medyan Dairieh documents al Nusra's fight against President Bashar al-Assad in Syria.
Anti-terror raids in Kashmir during the COVID-19 pandemic have left many residents homeless, intensifying the region's ongoing humanitarian crisis.
In India, trans communities face significant barriers to employment, highlighting the urgent need for inclusivity and acceptance in the workforce.
Indonesia faces a severe economic downturn due to the coronavirus pandemic, forcing many citizens to seek dangerous work to survive.
Severe flooding in Jakarta, Indonesia, caused by heavy rain from two tropical cyclones, highlights the city's struggles with climate change and urban development.
Afghans share their experiences under Taliban rule one year after the U.S. military withdrew.
Amid Lebanon's severe economic crisis, depositors resort to armed bank raids to reclaim their savings from institutions imposing strict withdrawal limits.
In Gaza's Ela neighborhood, a July 20th attack by the Israeli Defense Forces results in significant civilian casualties, overwhelming local hospitals and displacing families.
In Nigeria, a surge in kidnappings for ransom has led to increased military challenges and reliance on hostage negotiators, as the government blames ransom payments for financing terrorism.
North Korea's Kim Jong-un escalates nuclear tests amid global concern on a significant holiday.
Watch Medyan Dairieh's exclusive access to al Nusra, the Syrian branch of al Qaeda.
In eastern Ukraine, ongoing violence persists despite two official ceasefires, as VICE News reports from the front lines with the Ukrainian Army amid daily shelling.
Private military contractors face scrutiny over accountability for their actions, particularly in relation to the Agricultural Mafia's influence in Europe.
Hotel Melia Sarrià in Barcelona serves as a critical facility for COVID-19 patients, providing luxury accommodations to alleviate pressure on local hospitals.
The ongoing war in Eastern Ukraine, now in its seventh year, continues to inflict severe hardships on civilians living in the conflict zones.
Iraq announces the liberation of Eastern Mosul as battles continue for the city center.
Isabelle Yeung shares her experiences at the first attention center she just reached.
Italy reports a decline in coronavirus infections and fatalities after a horrific month.
Jaden Smith discusses his alter ego Syre in the latest Verse-Chorus-Bridge episode.
In October 2020, over 800 women in Japan took their own lives, marking a significant rise in female suicides during the pandemic and highlighting urgent mental health concerns.
Japan's government collaborates with Sailor Moon to combat rising syphilis rates through a public awareness campaign focused on sexual health education.
A rebel coalition captures Idlib province, threatening the Assad regime's control in Syria.
Lake Enriquillo in the Dominican Republic faces severe environmental degradation due to the black market charcoal trade, exacerbated by climate change and economic challenges.
Colombia faces ongoing landmine threats despite demining efforts and needs public support.
