Environmental documentaries

Émilie Aubry explores America’s deep divides over abortion, guns, and police violence in the “disunited States.”

Amid Argentina’s inflation and poverty, paediatrician Rubén Sosa brings hope to children in Buenos Aires.

Azerbaijan’s 2022 offensive on Armenia left 300 dead, 10,000 displaced, as veteran Gilbert Minassian recalls decades...

Near Nablus, the “War of the Hills” sees radical Jewish settlers backed by the army clash with Palestinian militants...

ARTE.tv interviews law professor Suzanne Ost on cyber grooming, where predators target children online.

El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele, elected in 2019, imposed a state of emergency to curb gangs.

Nazish has spent 12 years in Karachi’s overcrowded asylum, now crammed with 1,700 unwanted women.

Despite an EU ban, Burmese teak still enters through loopholes and illegal trade networks.

In 2021, French Paralympic swimmer Théo Curin joined two partners to cross Lake Titicaca, the world’s highest lake.

Around 30 countries face cholera outbreaks and vaccine shortages, with Malawi suffering its deadliest epidemic.

In Kherson, Ukrainian civilians run secret resistance networks against Russian occupation.

Up to 15% of California university students face homelessness, with many forced to sleep in cars.

Philosopher Philipp Blom, speaking with Yves Kugelmann, reflects on humanity’s limits and asks, “Then who are we?”

Each year, 400,000 Central Americans ride ‘La Bestia’ freight train across Mexico to reach the US.

Sderot, far from Tel Aviv, faces deprivation and strongly backs Netanyahu’s judicial reforms.

ARTE’s new talk series features Wolf Biermann in Hamburg, reflecting on two Germanys, democracy, and future turns.

In East Timor, where 97% are Catholic, people are breaking silence on clergy paedophilia scandals.

Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, once little-known, now fear Russia’s war in Ukraine threatens their security.