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A group of drone operators is leading the charge in Ukraine’s David-and-Goliath defense against Putin. VICE speaks to the unit who halted a Russian convoy headed for Kyiv.

Hacktivist group Cyber Partisans normally targets Belarus’ repressive government, led by Europe’s last dictator. But now the resistance group has its sights set on Putin.

Braving the wilderness of Canada, two scientists trek unforgiving terrain to uncover a secret, nuclear powered Soviet-era spy satellite that crashed there decades ago.

A guy in Japan is getting paid to do nothing and another is getting people to sell him their face. This and much more on our latest episode of "What in the World"

The law banning members of Congress from insider trading should be upgraded in light of the frantic stock trading on Capitol Hill during the coronavirus pandemic.

Russia is building a hospital near Moscow that will accommodate up to 500 patients.

For weeks, Russia only reported a handful of infections. Then on Monday, that number went from 63 to 93. The next day it was 114, and the day after 147.

A look at how nerve agents are regulated by international law.

The Yuzhmash factory let VICE News cameras inside for the first time.

VICE’s Abdullah Saeed, Danielle Neftin, and Dina Rayzman end their road trip in Semipalatinsk, where the effects of the Soviet Union's largest nuclear test site still linger.

VICE’s Abdullah Saeed, Danielle Neftin, and Dina Rayzman sample antler blood, a natural remedy said to protect the body from radiation, before they visit the Soviet Union's primary nuclear test site.

VICE’s Abdullah Saeed, Danielle Neftin, and Dina Rayzman take a road trip through Russia and into Kazakhstan to visit the "Polygon," one of the most radioactive places on Earth.