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Selbst sieben Jahre nach den Explosionen im japanischen Atomkraftwerk Fukushima leben viele Betroffene noch immer in winzigen Notunterkünften. Jetzt sprechen sie zum ersten Mal über ihre Erfahrung.

We meet growers, medical marijuana users, politicians, and a couple of thieves who have come up with a novel way to make money off the UK cannabis trade.

The Creators Project travels to Miami to meet Trevor Paglen, an artist, experimental geographer, and counter-surveillance researcher most known for his long distance pictures of secret military bases, and his contribution to Citizenfour.

British voters explain why they're voting to stay in the European Union.

The People Speak on Brexit: Why I am voting to leave the EU.

VICE News was in Brazil as congress voted on whether to impeach President Rousseff.

Haiti's National Assembly selected Jocelerme Privert as the country's interim president just a week after the departure of Michel Martelly.

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.

VICE heads to the remote Neskantaga First Nation in Northern Ontario where after 20 years under a boil water advisory.

The Creators Project heads to the Fukushima Daiichi nuclear disaster zone to get an exclusive look at Japanese art collective, Chim↑Pom's latest project.

VICE News rides across the Dajabon border crossing with two families self-deporting back to Haiti after they failed to apply for residency.

In Groot-Brittannië is voedselarmoede een probleem dat elk jaar groter wordt. VICE bezocht de drukste voedselbank van het land en sprak de vrijwilligers en de bezoekers.