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Why are people – that is, rich people – throwing up flags for the wrong countries on their damn boats and how does this help them get richer?

Let's break down how the rich live above the law, set up systems to do it and fuck over the rest of us. Welcome to VICE's Offshore.

In The Business of Crime, we explore how one man stepping out from the shadows may help bring down one of the most notorious crime syndicates in the world.

If something sounds too good to be true, it probably is. There’s a long history of people selling random pills, lotions, and gadgets that claim to cure all known diseases. One of the latest examples is mythical healing devices called “Med Beds.”

Romana Didulo calls herself the Queen of Canada, preaching a mixture of QAnon and sovereign citizen beliefs.

Why did a man who convinced everyone he was dead reappear five years later? This is how the con artist behind one of the UK’s most sensational scandals got caught.

Vice News meets the women of Miss Earth USA, as they compete in America's top eco-pageant.

This is how a domestic terrorist group called the Aum Shinrikyo managed to obtain chemical weapons, and how their legacy casts a shadow across modern-day Japan.

How are a new generation of organised gangs in New York using social media to recruit, to intimidate, and crucially, to glamorize their lifestyle?

Former Indonesian terrorist Yusuf Adimira was convicted as an accomplice in the Bali bombings. Yusuf takes us back to how it all began.

Deadly teen violence is on the rise in Indonesia’s second largest city, Jogjakarta.

The “world's greatest sex hacker" takes our questions, teaches a hands-on course, and explains why we should even listen to him tell us how vaginas work.