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Mohamed Fahmy on Press Freedom in the Age of Trump
North American journalists face an unprecedented new climate under Trump and Trudeau. We asked Fahmy what we can learn from his new memoir 'The Marriott Cell.'
New Video Appears to Show Canadian Special Forces in Battle Against ISIS Near Mosul
It definitely looks like our commandos are directly in combat with the Islamic State, not just "advising."
Inside the Covert War in Ukraine
VICE News spoke to Ukrainian special forces soldiers about their secret operations, including targeted assassinations behind enemy lines.
What I Learned About Guns, Government, and Immigration from the Michigan Militia
What motivates a bunch of white guys to go into the woods and practice military drills?
Inside the Michigan Militia
VICE's Ben Makuch investigates the state of militia groups in Michigan and explores the driving force behind the militia movement today.
A Missing Former Canadian Soldier Is Alive and Fighting the Islamic State
Brandon Glossop, a veteran of the Princess Patricia's Canadian Light Infantry, hopped on a plane in February to join the People's Protection Units in their fight against the infamous jihadists.
The Canadian Jihadist Who Burned His Passport After Joining ISIS Is Alive and Tweeting
The 22-year-old Calgary native who goes by "Abu Usamah" online told us that he was in Libya and claims Twitter keeps banning him.
Canada Is Sending 200 Soldiers to Ukraine to Train Troops for Russian Conflict
Prime Minister Stephen Harper announced a new training mission as Kiev keeps asking for real guns.
How Canada is Helping Nab Thousands of Kilos of Blow in the Caribbean
The Royal Canadian Navy, with the help of high-tech surveillance aircraft, has been aggressively pushing to seize contraband in international waters.
The Company Formerly Known as Blackwater Is Training Canadian Soldiers
The mercenary company with a track record of war crimes is instructing Canadian commandos.
NATO Vets Are Setting Up Commando and Sniper Schools for the Kurds
The group says it plans to deploy in May, but is first seeking donations to finance 25 members to be on duty for 12 months.
Canada Plans to Use Satellite Technology to Protect Its Arctic Sovereignty
The Harper government is requesting bids for $17 million worth of development on the Inuvik satellite station in the Northwest Territories