FRANCE
A Criminal Gang Has Been Turning Victims into 'Zombies' with the 'World's Most Dangerous Drug'
Colombian Devil's Breath – also known as scopolamine – puts people into a trance-like state, in which they can be coerced to hand over thousands of pounds worth of valuables to criminals.
Syre, lidenskab og størknet blod: Billeder fra drabssteder i 1880'ernes Paris
Et fotografisk tilbageblik på grusomme mordsager fra en svunden tid.
What It Was Like to Grow Up in Disneyland
My friends and I over-consumed the park and its artificial pleasures, often forgetting the outside world was a far cry from all that.
Currency Converters, Anagrams and Westlife: The Euro Used to Be Great
Our European editors look back at a time when a single currency promised to unite and protect Europe.
Filmmaker Mia Hansen-Løve Discusses Her New Film 'Eden', Daft Punk and Nostalgia
The French director's latest film parallels her brother's attempt to make it as a DJ at the birth of the Paris House scene.
I Spent a Fearful and Lonely Night on the 'Immigration Train'
The story of a migrant's journey from the floors of Milan Central Station to the streets of Paris.
VICE Canada’s Worst Summer Jobs
From garbage juice to slaughterhouse blood, our Canadian staff has had some pretty disgusting jobs to pay for their summer jollies.
Myth Syzer is Hip-Hop's Parisian Plug
The biggest beat-maker in Paris is getting ready to cross the pond and work with some of hip-hop’s biggest names—not that he cares about big names.
This Security Expert Reckons Mass Surveillance Doesn't Stop Terror Attacks
"Early intervention aimed at identifying and helping troubled individuals before they become murderers is the only real solution here."
Everything We Know So Far About the Attack on the French Chemical Factory
This morning, a man was found decapitated at a factory near Lyon.
"Bookfighting" Will Actually Make You Want to Throw Books at People
Bookfighting is basically dodgeball with books: A group of tourists run around a cage, throwing books at each other in the name of "art".