Taliban

Andrew McConnell grew up during the Troubles in Northern Ireland - now he captures the lives of ordinary people living in conflict zones, rather than those holding a gun.

In Afghanistan, America was defeated as much by the illegal heroin trade as by the Taliban itself. This is how heroin and violence have shaped Afghanistan as a country.

We speak to Chris Steele-Perkins who made four trips to Afghanistan during the 1990s to photograph a country that was being taken hold by the Taliban.

Former soldier turned photographer, Alison Baskerville, talks about gender, conflict and the impact war can have on the men and women serving on the battlefield.

VICE News filmmaker Nagieb Khaja gained exclusive access to the Taliban, and spoke to fighters that briefly took control of Kunduz.

The Crew is travelling to Kabul with the intention of following the final round of Afghan Presidential election.

VICE News correspondent Ben Anderson meets American veterans and lawyers desperately trying to get Afghan interpreters visas needed to escape persecution by the Taliban.

Despite living under constant danger after loyal service to US forces, Afghan interpreters have been unable to obtain visas necessary for them to leave the country.

VICE bezoekt de wapenmarkt in Darra, Pakistan, waar 'heilige' Pakistaanse strijders heen gaan om zich te bevoorraden met wapens, gemaakt door mannen die in grotten leven.