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VICE World News was on the ground with Indian Farmers to understand why they have been out on the streets protesting for over 2 months now.

“When I saw her online, I was so shocked that I started crying. I couldn't even say a word. Never in my life did I think I would have a twin.”

Indian couples are downsizing their weddings, or choosing online ceremonies, shaking up the estimated 50 billion dollar industry out of its COVID limbo.

Cultural anthropologist, Edoardo Siani, explains a world of symbolism and divine astrology that runs beneath the surface of Bangkok’s protest movement.

The world is taking on some seriously strange obsessions -hijab wearing cats, warm woollens for your privates, death cafes in Thailand or million dollar pigeons.

Eva Oh tells VICE more about running a business as a professional dominatrix and what attracted her to it.

A colonial-era law in Malaysia still punishes some suicide attempts with a prison sentence.

VICE travels to Aceh province, a region still struggling with palm oil related deforestation to find out how local farmers are offering an alternative to a problem.

Jimmy Lai has been at the forefront of Hong Kong's democracy movement for years. Two weeks before his arrest, VICE News met with Lai to discuss the future of the city.

From warzones to wildfires, Source Material tells the stories of people who lived the headlines with their cameras running. Cut out the host, cut out the reporter, and hear the Source Material for yourself.

2020 was not just a year but a state of mind. We did a pulse check across the Asia Pacific region to understand how the youth dealt with this roller coaster of a year.

Here, direct from VICE staffers, is the definitive list of 20 2020 Things That You Barely Noticed But Maybe You Should Have Noticed Them.