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VICE News Capsule - Friday, August 21
The British ambassador is coming back to Tehran, hostages escape an Islamic militant group in the Philippines, Afghanistan promises to eradicate polio, and Mexico defends its turtle eggs.
VICE News Capsule - Thursday, August 20
Migrants in Macedonia struggle to reach Western Europe, Sudan's Nile River is dangerously polluted, Georgia's main independent TV channel faces closure, and spider webs cover the Argentine countryside.
VICE News Capsule - Wednesday, August 19
India confiscates smuggled cough syrup, Japan's military exercises, Syria secures its ancient artifacts, and two American female soldiers make history.
VICE News Capsule - Tuesday, August 18
Broad new powers for Egypt's security forces, Russia's new tourist destination, Ethiopians flee Yemen, and Bolivia's unique approach to eradicate coca plants.
VICE News Capsule - Monday, August 17
Iraq's former prime minister is indicted, India's disputed Kashmir border heats up, South Korea marks 70 years since the end of World War Two, and Brazil's president refuses to resign.
VICE News Capsule - Friday, August 14
U.S. warplanes take off from inside Turkey, a huge explosion displaces residents in China, Peru incinerates its drug problem, and scientists make a big find in PTSD research.
VICE News Capsule - Thursday, August 13
Migrants face deteriorating conditions on the Greek island Kos, houseboats become more popular in London, Iraq's first budget airline takes off, and cabbies in Rio learn English.
VICE News Capsule - Wednesday, August 12
Buenos Aires province floods, Ugandans struggle to find work, boat tours are canceled in Germany, and a ban on Iranian carpets may soon be lifted.
VICE News Capsule - Tuesday, August 11
A Mexican activist is among 15 murdered over the weekend, EU countries are receiving financial help to deal with migrants, Mali's security situation worsens, and grenades explode in Sweden.
VICE News Capsule - Monday, August 10
Russia hosts war games near Ukraine, Jordanian hospitals look after Yemen's wounded, the 70th anniversary of the atomic bombing of Japan's Nagasaki, and the pigeon pariahs of Lima.
VICE News Capsule - Friday, August 7
Venezuela copes with an 'economic war', India's campaign to rescue its child laborers, towns in north Mali struggle to access water, and Rio ramps up its bike program.
VICE News Capsule - Wednesday, August 5
Liberian babies at risk for human trafficking, Egypt extends the Suez Canal, a German website helps refugees find homes, and Mexico's beaches are covered in seaweed.