Egypt’s Pharaoh Syndrome
Egypt’s leaders, including al-Sissi, often invoke pharaonic glory as a recurring theme of rule.
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*RE-UPLOAD* Irish Travellers
Irish Travelers face dire conditions, with high suicide rates and most dying before 65.
Costa Rica: A Green Paradise?
Costa Rica, famed as a “green paradise” for ecotourism, hides a darker ecological reality.
China: The Boat People
Southern China’s Tanka boat people face the erosion of their centuries‑old way of life under rapid...
Reforesting Senegal
Facing deforestation, Senegal’s NGO Nebeday plans 1.5 million trees with village children’s help.
Senegal: Building Sea Walls
Saint-Louis, Senegal’s fishing hub, faces rising sea threats on its fragile sandy peninsula.
Cyprus: A Divided Island
Cyprus remains divided: Greeks in the EU‑backed south, Turks in the north recognized only by Turkey.
Sudan: The Orphans of Al-Mygoma
Since April, Sudan’s war has killed 1,800, displaced two million, and left 350 children stranded in a...
Could We Bring Back the Wooly Mammoth?
Scientists aim to revive extinct species, even mammoths, using cloning and gene editing.
*RE-UPLOAD* El Salvador: Gangs Battle for Power (2015)
After decades of gang wars, MS-13 and Barrio 18 eye politics in El Salvador with mass support.
Neurosciences: What happens to the Unconscious?
Neuroscience has eclipsed psychoanalysis, but can the two coexist and enrich each other?
Peru: Farmers Take On Big Business
Andean farmer Saúl Luciano LLiuya is suing German energy giant RWE, accused of emitting more CO₂ than Peru’s...
Armenia: Russian Refuge
Once seen as a vassal, Armenia now shelters Russians fleeing politics and conscription.
Former Yugoslavia: Reconciliation in sight?
Thirty years after Yugoslavia’s war, Serbia, Croatia and Bosnia weigh closer ties, eyeing the Franco-German...
Ukraine: 1,000 Kilometres from the Front
Uzhhorod, Ukraine’s westernmost city near four EU borders, remains untouched by Russian bombing.
India and China: Two Giants at Loggerheads
China and India, each with 1.4 billion people, face off along the Himalayan Line of Actual Control.
Abkhazia: Russian or Georgian?
Abkhazia, a breakaway Black Sea state from Georgia, is recognised by few countries.
Why do We Fall in Love?
Romantic love triggers chaos, yet evolved to strengthen bonds and protect families, unlike arranged unions.
Spanish Healthcare in Crisis
In Madrid, 92% of healthcare workers report burnout, as Spain’s once‑renowned system falls into crisis.
Lebanon: The Lost Generation
Lebanon’s once‑prestigious education system collapsed after the 2019 economic and political crisis.
Ukraine: Religious War
Alongside the war, Russian and Ukrainian churches clash in Ukraine, with Father Boris on the frontline.
Ukraine: A Photographer in Wartime
Israeli photographer Edward Kaprov used collodion, the first war photography technique, to document...
Disinformation: A 21st Century War
The Ukraine war extends into media, where Putin’s regime manipulates facts to justify invasion and sway...
South Africa: Life without Electricity
Frequent power cuts disrupt daily life and strain South Africa’s economy, the continent’s largest.
Ukraine: Saving the Fake Zelensky
Kim Jong Un’s double helped protect Zelensky’s lookalike from Russian threats with aid from fake Putin.
Ukraine: A Country at War
One year after Russia’s 2022 invasion, Ukraine remains devastated at the crossroads of Europe and Russia.
High-tech Food In the Netherlands
The Netherlands, already the world’s No. 2 farm exporter, is using high-tech indoor farming to boost global...
USA: National Radio Quiet Zone
In 1957, amid Cold War rivalry, the US created Virginia’s 33,000 km² National Radio Quiet Zone for science...
The Prigozhin Papers
Leaked documents expose Wagner, Prigozhin’s secretive mercenary group central to Russia’s war in Ukraine.
Venezuela: A Dying Lake
Since Chavez’s 2002 oil nationalisation, Venezuela’s crisis deepened under US sanctions, forcing survival on...
Russia: North Korean Fishermen Plunder the Seas (Re-upload)
Thousands of North Korean poachers enter Russian and Japanese waters during squid season without permission.
The Disunited States
Émilie Aubry explores America’s deep divides over abortion, guns, and police violence in the “disunited...
Argentina: The Kite Doctor
Amid Argentina’s inflation and poverty, paediatrician Rubén Sosa brings hope to children in Buenos Aires.
Armenia: the Colonel’s Four Wars
Azerbaijan’s 2022 offensive on Armenia left 300 dead, 10,000 displaced, as veteran Gilbert Minassian recalls...
West Bank: War in the Hills (Re-upload)
Near Nablus, the “War of the Hills” sees radical Jewish settlers backed by the army clash with Palestinian...
Cyber grooming in the UK
ARTE.tv interviews law professor Suzanne Ost on cyber grooming, where predators target children online.
El Salvador: The coolest dictator in the world?
El Salvador’s president Nayib Bukele, elected in 2019, imposed a state of emergency to curb gangs.
*RE-UPLOAD* Pakistan: Karachi’s Forgotten ‘Mad Women’
Nazish has spent 12 years in Karachi’s overcrowded asylum, now crammed with 1,700 unwanted women.
Traffic in Burmese
Despite an EU ban, Burmese teak still enters through loopholes and illegal trade networks.
Swimming through Adversity
In 2021, French Paralympic swimmer Théo Curin joined two partners to cross Lake Titicaca, the world’s...