Nov 28, 2015

Jack Losh

The Priest, the Pianist, a Cat, and a DIY Sauna: One Week in Ukraine’s Forgotten War

Nov 28, 2015 Jack Losh

VICE News spent seven days in the trenches and bunkers of Ukraine's frontline, getting to know a platoon whose soldiers—and pets—have found flashes of luxury amid a ramshackle existence.

Nov 24, 2015 Travel

Alexia Kalaitzi

The Thai Village Where Widespread Lead Poisoning Has Destroyed Lives

Nov 24, 2015 Alexia Kalaitzi

Two decades after a mining operation dumped its wastewater into the river that Lower Klity Creek residents depend on for drinking a fishing, villagers are still grappling with the horrific consequences.

Nov 22, 2015 Travel

Chantel Tattoli

Bosnia's Bridge Divers Risk Their Necks for Tips and Thrills

Nov 22, 2015 Chantel Tattoli

For 450 years, people have been jumping off of Mostar's old bridge and flying for three seconds before hitting the water.

Nov 20, 2015 Travel

Matt Alesevich

In Bali's Deaf Village, Everyone Speaks Sign Language

Nov 20, 2015 Matt Alesevich

The people in Bengkala, Bali communicate in kata kolok, a type of sign language that's unique to the area.

Nov 17, 2015 Travel

Michael Cuby

This British Explorer Is Hiking 1,100 Miles Across Antarctica, Alone

Nov 17, 2015 Michael Cuby

A 55-year-old former British Army Officer has set off on a 75-day trek throughout Antartica – and he's doing it without any assistance.

Nov 17, 2015 Travel

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VICE Staff

Life Inside Japan's Aging Biker Gangs

Nov 17, 2015 VICE Staff

VICE Japan followed some of the country's most infamous bikers to hear about their violent pasts and dying subculture.

Nov 17, 2015 Travel

Sophie Pilgrim

Remembering Le Carillon, the Best Dive Bar in Paris and a Target of Terrorists

Nov 17, 2015 Sophie Pilgrim

The scene of one of the deadly attacks in France's capital used to be the best place to get a caramel vodka shot on a Friday night.

Nov 16, 2015 Travel

Mack Lamoureux

We Went on a Historic Shark Dive with a Quad Amputee

Nov 16, 2015 Mack Lamoureux

Daniel Ennett, who has no arms or legs, travelled from Edmonton to Florida to prove he could swim with sharks. Just don't call him an inspiration.

Nov 13, 2015 Travel

Lonnie Nadler

I Spent 18 Hours in Canada's Strangest Mall

Nov 13, 2015 Lonnie Nadler

I found alcoholism, gambling, God, and deep conversations about Donald Trump at Vancouver's Kingsgate shopping centre.

Nov 12, 2015 Travel

Max Daly

The Low-Grade Heroin Ravaging Serbia's Roma Underclass

Nov 12, 2015 Max Daly

Called "pajdo", the drug is cheap and plentiful, but destroys the bodies of users who are already suffering under the crushing weight of poverty and racism.

Nov 11, 2015 Travel

Fury

Travelling as a Trans Person Is Exhausting and Dangerous

Nov 11, 2015 Fury

For trans people, airport confrontations are more than embarrassing, they can also be incredibly physically threatening.

Nov 5, 2015 Travel

Ali Wunderman

California Has the Most Peaceful Bullfights on Earth

Nov 5, 2015 Ali Wunderman

Here, the bullfighting is bloodless. Bulls wear a Velcro patch on their shoulders while men on horseback try to tag them with Velcro-tipped darts.

Nov 4, 2015 Travel

David Jagneaux

Living as a 'Digital Nomad' Is Like One Super-Long Vacation

Nov 4, 2015 David Jagneaux

A growing number of people who can do their jobs from laptops are realising they don't have to be burdened with a permanent "home."

Nov 2, 2015 Travel

Peter Moskowitz

​Why the Urban Legend of the Jersey Devil Won't Die

Nov 2, 2015 Peter Moskowitz

How a rivalry between Benjamin Franklin and another publisher sparked a rumour that's endured for more than 200 years.

Nov 2, 2015 Travel

Kaleb Horton

I Went Ghost Hunting and Didn't Find Shit

Nov 2, 2015 Kaleb Horton

Turns out ghost hunting has a lot in common with listening to a broken radio.

Nov 2, 2015 Travel

Sierra Crane-Murdoch

War in Weed Country

Nov 2, 2015 Sierra Crane-Murdoch

Native Americans in California are outlawing marijuana in order to save the environment – and themselves.

Oct 30, 2015 Travel

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The Cost of Dying in Greece

Oct 30, 2015

Due to the economy it's hard enough to live in Greece, but exorbitant burial costs, limited cemetery space, and endless bureaucracy make dying almost as difficult.

Oct 29, 2015 Travel

Simon Henderson and Peter Holslin

​The Cambodian Organisation that Stalks Western Child Molesters

Oct 29, 2015 Simon Henderson and Peter Holslin

Action Pour Les Enfants was at the forefront of the fight against child sexual exploitation in Cambodia. Then, their former-director was arrested for alleged child sex abuse.

Oct 27, 2015 Travel

Mike Pearl

The Enduring Legend of the Girl Who Died in Odessa's Catacombs

Oct 27, 2015 Mike Pearl

Investigating the mysterious death of a young women who wandered into one an underground tunnel and never came out – but lives on as an internet rumour.

Oct 25, 2015 Travel

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VICE Staff

In Search of Mexico's Top Skate Spots

Oct 25, 2015 VICE Staff

VICE Mexico followed four of the country's best skateboarders as they embark on a road trip in search of the country's best skate spots.

Oct 14, 2015 Travel

Răzvan Călinescu

‘The World's Most Dangerous Drug' Grows Everywhere in Romania

Oct 14, 2015 Răzvan Călinescu

Scopolamine is extracted from Datura, a bush that can be found all over Bucharest – from abandoned parking lots to people's backyards.

Oct 14, 2015 Travel

Diego Urdaneta

I Lived Like a Baller for a Month in Venezuela on Just £75

Oct 14, 2015 Diego Urdaneta

I stayed in a five-star hotel, bought hundreds of beers for under a tenner and paid to fill up the petrol in all my neighbours' cars – all in a country where, to buy toilet paper, you have to queue up for hours.

Oct 13, 2015 Travel

Beau Flemister

How a Pink and White Bus Is Protecting Sex Workers in Paris

Oct 13, 2015 Beau Flemister

Because of French laws criminalising sex work, many prostitutes in Paris do their work hidden in the woods. L'Association Les Amis du Bus des Femmes brings the resources directly to them by way of their bus.

Oct 11, 2015 Travel

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VICE Staff

Taking Down Tokyo's Corrupt Diamond Syndicate

Oct 11, 2015 VICE Staff

VICE Japan follows Kyoji Sasaki on his mission to revolutionize an industry dominated by corrupt middlemen.