Bianca Ferrari

Salma Shurrab, 22, is one of the few Gaza citizens who managed to flee. All through the war, only one thing has kept her going: her treasured journal.

Gen Z's platform of choice for mindless scrolling is now a tool for digital activism.

Places like Beita aren't often in the news, but as filmmaker Sakir Khader shows, they're important sites of defiance and struggle.

Apparently, it's too warm up there for them to produce sperm – at least, according to heat-based contraception advocates.

Pink girl summer is in full swing, but we have some questions, like: Is this just a Mattel cash grab? And should you care?

“Somehow, my dad managed to slip into conversation: ‘You were actually conceived by accident on your nan's bedroom floor!’”

Chronic fatigue, intense, recurring pain, general weakness – “I basically feel terrible and exhausted all the time."

The polls are terrifyingly clear: Italy is set to be the first Western European country to elect a far-right government in this century.

Fat people are often told to lose weight before getting pregnant, but the science behind it is shallow and biased.

Alexandra Skochilenko’s small act of resistance has made her a symbol of Russian opposition to the war in Ukraine, her supporters tell VICE World News.

Photojournalist Aurian Merlin Cerise documented the Chilean student movement that elected Gabriel Boric, the country's youngest president ever.

The food journalism industry is broken, say multiple critics in the field, and the problem goes beyond trying not to bruise a chef's overinflated ego.