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The Senate rejects a resolution Tuesday to end U.S. involvement in Yemen's civil war.
Sana Saeed discusses U.S. media's protection of Israel amid the Gaza conflict following October 7.
Morissette alleges rape by Mauritania peacekeepers in the Central African Republic.
In the last three years, more statues have been toppled, removed, or defaced than since the end of the Cold War.
The war industry propels more people into East St. Louis, leading to a violent racial massacre.
In Rwanda, a widow seeks justice for her husband Charles, who was murdered by their neighbors, grappling with the complexities of vengeance and closure.
Simon Ostrovsky joins Oleh Lyashko to hunt separatists in Eastern Ukraine.
In Gaza's al-Shifa maternity ward, pregnant women face dire conditions and lack of medical care while giving birth amid ongoing Israeli airstrikes.
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.
Riley Livermore, a former Air Force engineer, reflects on his resignation after 16 years of service due to moral conflicts over U.S. support for Israel in Gaza.
More than 2,500 students attend the Hakan madrasa in Pakistan, where education focuses on Islamic teachings amid a backdrop of political distrust and military operations.
Boris Johnson states that Vladimir Putin miscalculated the conflict in Ukraine, believing it would end quickly, while Johnson anticipated a tougher resistance.
More than 4,000 people have died in six years of violence during the Nepalese Civil War, as Maoist insurgents clash with government forces.
In Guadalajara, families of the over 100,000 missing persons, including Yessenia's father Miguel and coach Ernesto, confront the grim reality overshadowed by the World Cup festivities.
Rakbar, a Muslim dairy farmer, is killed by a Hindu mob, impacting his family deeply.
The inauguration of the Ram Mandir by Prime Minister Narendra Modi on January 22, 2024, raises critical questions about religious identity and nationalism in India.
In India, Hindu vigilantes have carried out mob killings of Muslims accused of eating or killing cows, highlighting a surge in communal violence.
Ingushetia faces rising tension as Islamists spread terror and violence in 2008.
In 2011, Ramita Navai and Wael Dabbous reported from Syria, highlighting the opposition's struggle against Bashar al-Assad's regime and the humanitarian crisis.
Women in Iran have been protesting compulsory veiling since September, facing deadly clashes.
Russian forces target Irpin, causing civilian casualties and widespread destruction near Kyiv.
Journalist Jürgen Todenhöfer documents life under ISIS rule in Iraq, revealing the brutal realities faced by civilians in the organization's controlled territories.
In Israel's Arab communities, a murder epidemic linked to organized crime and state neglect has left nearly three-quarters of murder cases unsolved.
In Japan, a community of Koreans linked to the Chongryon association maintains strong ties to North Korea, featuring unique schools and facing external challenges.
Over 300 militias now control Libya, fighting for power in the chaos that followed the 2011 Revolution and the fall of dictator Muammar Gaddafi.
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.
Around 1,000 Proud Boys and pro-Trump activists gathered in Portland for a rally called "End Antifa," prompting nearby counter protests.
Three St Petersburg residents share their views on Putin's war in Ukraine and its impact.
Amiran Jairanashvili crosses into Russian territory while herding cows in South Ossetia.
Seven people were killed and 15 were wounded in a recent car bomb attack in Yemen, prompting schools to send children home early.
Israeli police arrested numerous Palestinian minors during night-time prayers at Al Aqsa, escalating tensions in East Jerusalem amid Ramadan.
In Colombia, rival anti-government narco-militias have reignited conflict over coca production, displacing thousands and drawing youth into violence.
No body cameras captured the shooting of David McAtee, who was killed by police and the National Guard while clearing a parking lot in Louisville.
This powerful exclusive shows the Free Syrian Army's secret caves in the fight for Syria.
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.
Protesters in New York demand change, emphasizing unity against systemic racism and injustice.
Mowasah hospital in Jordan provides life-changing surgeries for injured children and teenagers from war-torn regions like Syria, Iraq, and Yemen.
The East Village riot on Aug. 7, 1988, leads to six cops indicted by the New York District Attorney.
Resistance fighters in Iraq boast about attacks on American forces amid rising violence.
The Guardian documents the Muslim Brotherhood's protests in Rabaa al-Adawiya against Morsi's removal.
A team of reporters faces mortar explosions and direct fire while documenting the situation in Ukraine's Kharkiv and Donbass regions.
More than half a million signatures were secretly gathered across Burma, marking the beginning of a social movement against the military regime.
Al-Shabab controls nearly a quarter of Somalia, complicating counter-terrorism efforts as U.S. support diminishes following troop withdrawal in January 2021.
Up to 150 people were killed by Indonesian troops during a crackdown on West Papuan protesters in Biak on July 6, 1999.
Two million Zimbabweans have fled to South Africa to escape the destruction of their homes and livelihoods under Robert Mugabe's controversial cleanup campaign.
Iran's proposal to ease tensions in the Strait of Hormuz is under review by the White House as President Donald Trump assesses US red lines amid ongoing negotiations.
Protests in Iran gain momentum as women and girls defy the regime amid a violent crackdown.
High-stakes diplomatic talks in Islamabad between U.S. Vice President JD Vance and Iranian officials aim to secure a lasting ceasefire amid escalating tensions.
