dispatches
Orlando Victim's Best Friends Pay Tribute
By VICE News
VICE News correspondent Gianna Toboni speaks with Jason and Wilma about the loss of their closest friend Xavier, and the prospect of moving on.
After Orlando (Dispatch 1)
By VICE News
In the days following the deadliest shooting in recent American history, Florida’s community is banding together to contribute.
Protest Through Sewn Lips: Breaking Borders (Dispatch 10)
By VICE News
VICE News returns to Calais, where asylum seekers sew their lips together in protest over the French authorities' decision to dismantle large parts of the "Jungle" migrant camp.
The 120-Day President: Haiti's Power Struggle (Dispatch 4)
By VICE News
VICE News was there for the election of Haiti's new interim president, witnessing Jocelerme Privert's transition from senator to interim president in a matter of 48 hours.
Who's in Charge? - Haiti's Power Struggle (Dispatch 3)
By VICE News
Simon Ostrovsky reports from Haiti's capital to see who is in charge of the country, after President Michel Martelly stepped down without a clear successor.
Dunkirk’s Migrant Crisis: Breaking Borders (Dispatch 9)
By VICE News
VICE News reports from the migrant and refugee camp in Dunkirk, northern France, where around 2,500 people are living in deplorable conditions, and meets some of the camp’s residents, who hope for a better life after escaping war and persecution.
Protesters Storm French Port: Breaking Borders (Dispatch 8)
By VICE News
VICE News meets residents of the Jungle camp as French authorities prepare to bulldoze parts of the site, and witnesses the chaos that followed a demonstration when dozens of migrants stormed the port of Calais.
This is Only the Beginning: COP21 – Climate Emergency (Dispatch 6)
By VICE News
VICE News finds out why people are protesting against what world leaders are calling a historic climate agreement, and what the deal really means.
Toxic Tours and Civil Disobedience: COP21 - Climate Emergency (Dispatch 3)
By VICE News
VICE News follows a crowd of activists, outraged by corporate greenwashing, crashing the Solutions COP21 exhibition at the Grand Palais in Paris.
What's Next For Paris?: France At War (Dispatch 4)
By VICE News
VICE News meets a French senator with the far-right National Front party and is later accompanied by the mayor of Paris's 10th district on a walk through an area where some of the attacks took place.
Battling the Backlash: France At War (Dispatch 2)
By VICE News
VICE News met with an imam, a hospital chaplain who is currently treating injured attack victims, and several young Muslims who are speaking out after Friday's tragic events.
The Heart of the Conflict: Intifada 3.0 (Dispatch 5)
By VICE News
VICE News visits one of the most disputed pieces of land in the world, a holy site for Jews and Muslims in Jerusalem's Old City that's become the focal point of the latest wave of violence.
Refugees' Dead End in Italy: Breaking Borders (Dispatch 7)
By VICE News
VICE News travels to the Italian town of Ventimiglia where hundreds of refugees and migrants are trapped after France closed its border.
Death of a Stone-Thrower: Intifada 3.0 (Dispatch 4)
By VICE News
Tension builds in Israel and the West Bank with three new stabbing attacks on Israelis reported on Saturday, and the funeral for a young Palestinian stone-thrower killed by Israeli forces in Nablus.
Day of Rage: Intifada 3.0 (Dispatch 3)
By VICE News
Hamas calls for a "day of rage,” beginning before sunrise as Palestinian protesters set ablaze the Jewish holy site, the Tomb of Joseph, in Nablus.
Locking Down Jerusalem: Intifada 3.0 (Dispatch 2)
By VICE News
After a series of stabbings on Israeli Jews, authorities have imposed a series of new checkpoints in Jerusalem, making life very difficult for innocent Palestinians.
Clashes in the West Bank: Intifada 3.0 (Dispatch 1)
By VICE News
VICE News correspondent Aris Roussinos traveled to the West Bank to see if the apparently leaderless youth-led revolt has spiraled into the Third Intifada.
Right Sector Blockade: Russian Roulette (Dispatch 111)
By VICE News
Crimea's Tatars and the ultra right-wing Ukrainian organization Right Sector have blockaded three highways in protest of Russian rule.
The War May Be Over: Russian Roulette (Dispatch 110)
By VICE News
VICE News travels to the Luhansk Region in eastern Ukraine, where it seems as though the war may be ending.
Cutting Through Hungary's Razor Wire Fence: Breaking Borders (Dispatch 6)
By VICE News
VICE News followed refugees the day before Hungary tightened its border, seeing the desperate measures migrants and refugees resort to, trying to beat the deadline.