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Bomb Blast Bajaur
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BC Bud
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BC Bud - Trailer
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Protesting Thatcher's Funeral
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Margaret Thatcher's Death Party
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Teenage Riot - São Paulo
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West African Truckers
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In Saddam's Shadow
Ten years after the US invasion of Iraq, we return to Baghdad to see how the city is doing. VICE founder Suroosh Alvi gets a tour of a city that used to be covered nonstop in the American media, but n…
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Alone in the Zone
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Beasts of Burden
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Resistance in the West Bank
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Open Season in the Holy Land
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John McAfee States Alibi on the Record, Retains Lawyer
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Last Stop, Tel Aviv
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Venezuelan Body Count
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Sudan's Forgotten Warriors
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The Mexican Mormon War
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The Mexican Mormon War - Trailer
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Israel's Radical Left
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Butt Naked in Liberia
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The New Zapatistas?
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Hezbollah's Propaganda War
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Female Fighters of Kurdistan
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The Female Journalists of Juarez
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#YoSoy132 and the Mexican Elections
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Renegade Jewish Settlers
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Teenage Riot: Montreal - Part 1
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Catastrophe Day in the West Bank
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One Year On
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Teenage Riot: May Day In Eskilstuna
When the extreme-right and anti-fascists collide in sleepy Sweden
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Waiting for Al Qaeda
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Teenage Riot: Spain's Neo-Revolutionaries
Dumpster-diving with Barcelona's Robin Hoods.
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SOFEX: The Business of War
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Inside Schwarze Schar
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Crime and Punishment in the Gaza Strip
In 2007 we tried and failed to get into Gaza through the Israeli-controlled Erez Crossing.
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North Korean Labor Camps
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Bride Kidnapping in Kyrgyzstan
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Teenage Riot: Athens
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Siberia: Krokodil Tears
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Cables from Kabul
VICE touches down in Kabul and is treated to Taliban hospitality on the first night: a suicide bomb at a neighboring hotel interrupts a pleasant night's sleep.
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The VICE Guide to Belfast
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The Rebels of Libya
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Trailer: The VICE Guide to Belfast
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The VICE Guide to Congo
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The VICE Guide to Congo Trailer
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Egypt's Second Revolution
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The Rebels of Libya Trailer
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Jihad Milkshakes
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Hackney Systems Overload
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Norwegian Prisons
Last year, VICE visited Norway to get a firsthand look at the country's famously progressive prison system.
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Inside Syria
Journalist Alexander Christie-Miller got inside Syria through the Turkish village of Guvecci and got us this report.
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Pakistan After Bin Laden
Since 2006, Vice has closely followed and chronicled the growing political turmoil in Pakistan
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Osama's Funeral Party
Outside the U.S embassy in London on the Friday after Osama Bin Laden’s death, the extremist group, Muslims Against the Crusades, gathered to pray for Osama’s soul.
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Taliban in Pakistan
Vice founder Suroosh Alvi takes a trip to Pakistan to report on the recent spike in the region’s violence and bloodshed.
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Teenage Riot
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Aokigahara Suicide Forest
The Aokigahara Forest is the most popular site for suicides in Japan.
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Meet Bentman, Also Known as Charles Taylor Jr
The son of the former president of LIberia is a rapper. He invited us to his home for a chat.
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Clone Farm
Animal cloning: Who has beef with genetic engineering?
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U.K. Far Riot
VBS visits a Neo-Nazi riot in Wales, courtesy of the Welsh Defense League - which has been connected to the UK's far-right British National Party.
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Obama's War
Ben Anderson embeds with the U.S. Marines Echo Company in southern Afghanistan to document the first military campaign ordered by President Obama.
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Carandiru's Bloody Memories
Scrapbooking the bloodiest prison revolt in Brazilian history.
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Sri Lanka: Caught in the Crossfire
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The Slaves of Dubai
The BBC's Ben Anderson travels to Dubai, the jewel of the Arab world, and discovers that it's almost entirely built upon imported slave labor.
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Inside Afghanistan
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Alarma
On the beat with Alarma! the New York Times of Mexican misery.
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Illegal LA
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Palestine Vs. Israel - Against the Wall
Criss-crossing the Holy Land to find the biggest prison wall weve ever seen.
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Palestine Vs. Israel - Demolition in Israel
A former Zionist explains the general shittiness of Israel home demolitions.
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Palestine Vs. Israel - Martyr TV
Watchdogging some dubious pro-suicide-bombing music videos.
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Back in Beirut
VICE returns to Lebanon.
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New Orleans: Totally Fixed!
The dilapidated and decrepit neighborhoods of New Orleans are explored a year and a half after being raved by the destructive Hurricane Katrina.
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Colombian Devil's Breath
VBS heads down to Colombia to dig into this scopolamine story.
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El Dorado
VICE explores the shady world of gold mining in Chavez's Venezuela.
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Inside Sudan
VICE travels to the most dangerous country in the world to figure out what the hell is happening in Darfur.
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Inside Sudan Extras - Shilluk King
An audience with Upper Nile royalty.
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Inside Sudan Extras - Al-Shiffa
Touring the ruins of Clinton’s biggest boner, that African pharmaceutical plant we blew up. (Remember?)
The Wizard of the Saddle Rides Again
The Dark Specter of History in Memphis 
Hung Like a Gastropod
The Rigors of a Snail-Genital Illustrator 
Austerity's Drug of Choice
Sisa Is Nasty Shit 
This Is What Winning Looks Like
Chaos and Corruption in Afghanistan 
The Fat Farms of Mauritania
Pack on Those Pounds, Ladies 
Jerks Are Exploiting Cambodia's Orphans
Get It Together, People 
