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Campaign group Just Stop Oil has used fire extinguishers loaded with orange paint to spray several high profile buildings across London, on day 31 of its action across the UK capital. The group wants the government to halt all new oil and gas licences

Rishi Sunak has had a pretty rough first week as Prime Minister.

Costumes, clothes, shoes, and other items that belonged to the 156 people who died in the tragic crowd crush in Seoul’s Itaewon district offer a haunting glimpse of the lives that so abruptly ended on Halloween night.

Nonoka Sakurai, a 33-year-old influencer and hostess bar owner, has spent over $170,000 on plastic surgery, and she feels like she can’t stop until her partner can tell her she’s the prettiest person in the world.

An Australian zoo went into emergency lockdown after lions escaped during a “Roar and Snore” overnight guest program.

65 years ago, Laika the space dog became the first animal sent to orbit Earth.

Far-right Hindu extremism is being exported out of India into the West. We look at recent alarming events in Leicester, UK, the US, Canada and Australia.

Controversy surrounds videos circulating in Pakistan that supposedly show a man admitting that he tried to kill the country’s former prime minister Imran Khan

Take a look back at some of the stories you might have missed this week.

This is what happened during a bank raid in Lebanon as a man held staff hostage in a bid to withdraw his own money. Reporting by @hind hassan and @Lama Al-Arian

This year, Pakistan has suffered some of the worst effects of climate change, from extreme heatwaves to weeks of floods. Hania Imran is a climate activist from Islamabad who is trying to raise awareness of the damage caused to poorer communities by the big polluters of the world. This video series highlights stories from the frontline of the climate crisis as COP27 takes place

People voting in the US midterms are doing so in unprecedented conditions, amid a climate of extreme polarisation and rampant conspiracy theories.

UK Prime Minister Rishi Sunak refused to answer repeated questions from VICE World News at COP27 about the plight of hunger striking UK-Egyptian activist Alaa Abd el-Fattah.

The Philippines faces around 20 typhoons and storms every year, but with the worsening climate crisis these are becoming more destructive. Jade Oloroso is 26 and is a fisherman working in Laguna De Bay, the largest lake in the country. If he’s unable to produce catch for the day, his and his family’s livelihood is at stake. This video series highlights stories from the frontline of the climate crisis as COP27 takes place

Despite the ongoing cold war between the two Koreas, the North has traditionally sent gifts to the South, such as a pair of Pungsan dogs given to the South’s former president Moon Jae-in. But a rift with current president Yoon Suk-yeol may force Moon to give them up.

Lake Victoria is the world’s second largest freshwater lake and spreads across Kenya, Uganda, and Tanzania. 16-year-old conservationist and environmentalist, Rahmina Paullete, has been fighting to keep the lake safe from pollution and damage from the climate crisis. This video series highlights stories from the frontline of the climate crisis as COP27 takes place

All seats in the House of Representatives were up for grabs in the midterms, as well as a third of the Senate, and dozens of state governorships, in elections that have big implications for the whole world.

Two miners, aged 56 and 62, were chipping away at a zinc mine in eastern South Korea when a landslide collapsed their shaft, leaving them trapped almost 200 metres underground on Oct. 26. They survived on 30 packets of instant coffee mix until they were rescued on Nov. 4.

The sisters of Alaa Abd el-Fattah, a jailed British-Egyptian political activist, say he may die before the end of the COP27 climate conference being held in Sharm el-Sheikh. They’re calling on the UK government to step in before it’s too late

Russia has said it will withdraw from Kherson, a strategically important city in the south of Ukraine. But Ukrainians are wary that it may be a trap