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VICE News Capsule - Tuesday, August 4
A Syrian military plane crashes into a crowded marketplace, Burmese rescuers struggle to deliver monsoon relief, Hungary begins to seal its southern border, and Gazans have a new place to relax by the sea.
VICE News Capsule - Monday, August 3
Iraqi protesters call for rescue of Yazidi women and girls, UN peacekeeper killed in the Central African Republic, Pakistan frees imprisoned Indian fishermen, and Yemen's water shortage is worsening.
VICE News Capsule - Friday, July 31
New Israeli measures to stop hunger-striking Palestinians, Nepal has an increased risk of landslides, Myanmar opens its prisons, and why Argentina's bus drivers are blocking a major highway.
VICE News Capsule - Thursday, July 30
El Salvador's bus drivers brace for violence, Zimbabwe goes after two alleged poachers, foreigners seeking surrogates can no longer find them in Thailand, and sinkholes are popping up in Israel.
VICE News Capsule - Wednesday, July 29
Jewish settlers are evicted from two West Bank settlements, Peru rescues hostages held by Shining Path, the UK will soon require companies to reveal gender wage gaps, and a mechanic makes it easier for disabled people to ride a motorbike.
VICE News Capsule - Tuesday, July 28
Kuwait steps up mosque security, French farmers protest against German agricultural produce, Colombia begins to unearth its largest mass grave, and separated South Sudanese children are reunited with their families.
VICE News Capsule - Monday, July 27
Rescuers work to free trapped miners in China, Obama's controversial remarks in Kenya, Colombia's surprise decision on the FARC rebels, and why so many local French people are angry at the Saudi king.
VICE News Capsule - Friday, July 24
Rain brings relief to Pakistan following a deadly heat wave, Congolese insect farmers could hold the key to defeating hunger, Venezuela faces a lack of baby products, and Finland struggles with an influx of refugees.
VICE News Capsule - Thursday, July 23
Nigerians flee Boko Haram, U.S. citizens take protecting military recruitment centers into their own hands, Lebanon has a garbage problem, and a British university finds an old treasure.
VICE News Capsule - Wednesday, July 22
Some Palestinian protesters will face tougher punishments, a promising development in the fight against malaria, Nigerian street vendors defy police ban, and a Moscow charity screens films for the homeless.
VICE News Capsule - Tuesday, July 21
Pro-Russia fighters withdraw military equipment from Ukraine, Nepalese protesters want to become a Hindu nation, Lithuania removes its last Soviet-era statues, and the US embassy in Havana reopens after more than 50 years.
VICE News Capsule - Monday, July 20
Indian villagers voice their frustration by taking two local politicians hostage, Somalia's first fire department is up and running, the UN fights child labor in Egypt with food incentives, and Italy's military grows medical marijuana.