This Is Twitter For The Internet’s Biggest Racists (HBO)
This segment originally aired Oct. 18, 2016, on VICE News Tonight on HBO Twitter has cracked down on the racist alt-right movement in the past year and … source
Could Turkey’s dream of joining the EU become a reality? BBC News
Turkey has long term ambitions of joining the European Union. But as Mark Lowen reports from Istanbul, the country is a long way from achieving that goal. source
PKK leader: Turkey is protecting IS by attacking Kurds – BBC News
In the battle against the so-called Islamic State, it’s Kurdish fighters who have been responsible for the most significant victories. Among their ranks, many … source
‘UK can’t stop Turkey joining EU’ says Penny Mordaunt – BBC News
Defence Minister and Vote Leave supporter Penny Mordaunt has denied the UK would have a veto on any Turkish accession to the EU. Speaking to Andrew … source
The Future of News: The People Speak (Part 5/5)
VICE News asked people around the world how they think we should cover the news. Here’s what some of you had to say. Subscribe now: … source
What It Costs To Live in London | Making It
London consistently nabs a top spot on lists ranking the world’s most expensive cities. Along with rent, home prices are also on the rise and Londoners are … source
School for tired teens – BBC News
Trying to drag a teenager out of bed in the morning and get them into school on time is a battle most parents would love to avoid – and they…
Turkey’s Civil Revolt: Istanbul Rising
Get live updates from VICE here: http://www.vice.com/read/tim-pool-liv… On Friday, May 31, Turkish riot police fired tear gas and pepper spray into a peaceful … source
World Bank President Jim Yong Kim: The VICE News Interview
Twenty years ago, Jim Yong Kim was an activist calling for the abolition of the World Bank. Today, he’s its president. VICE News met with Kim to discuss the ……
VICE News Meets NATO Secretary General Jens Stoltenberg (Excerpt from ‘The Russians Are Coming’)
In the wake of events in Ukraine, NATO has turned its attention towards countries that border the Russian Federation — attempting to boost its quick-response … source