2014 was an all-around turbulent year for the world. Between powerful protests, countries in conflict, the FIFA World Cup, Ebola outbreaks, drought, renewed race conflicts in America, and so much more, there still managed to be moments of enlightenment, creativity and discovery. The… Continue Reading
The 2014 FIFA World Cup games have begun this week, and although there should be much to celebrate, the streets of Brazil tell a different story. Since the decision was made for Rio de Janeiro to hold this year’s grand event, more… Continue Reading
Photos taken by VICE UK In the face of oppression, clashes progress as protestors continue to rise and revolt against the government in Istanbul, Turkey’s largest city. In recent news, popular social media sites Twitter and YouTube were banned in the country… Continue Reading
Photos by Daniel Bracci In reaction to high inflation, shortages of basic goods and a fragile economy in Venezuela, clashes continue to ensue between the socialist president’s forces and opposition protesters, and it’s been going on for weeks. In sight of… Continue Reading
Photos by Rodrigo Abd/AP/Corbis In recent days, nationwide protests have intensified in Venezuela leaving fatalities and many injured. While demands of demonstrators vary from economic to social, much of this news is kept from international popular media. As much of the… Continue Reading
If you haven’t heard already, hundreds of thousands of people have flooded the streets of Egypt to protest the government of President Mohammed Morsi. What prompted the demonstrations was many felt that President Morsi was not living up to his… Continue Reading