Cyber grooming in the UK
ARTE.tv interviews law professor Suzanne Ost on cyber grooming, where predators target children online.
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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...
Cholera in Malawi
Around 30 countries face cholera outbreaks and vaccine shortages, with Malawi suffering its deadliest...
Ukraine: Resistance in Occupied Territories
In Kherson, Ukrainian civilians run secret resistance networks against Russian occupation.
USA: Homeless Students in California (Re-upload)
Up to 15% of California university students face homelessness, with many forced to sleep in cars.
Deep Thought
Philosopher Philipp Blom, speaking with Yves Kugelmann, reflects on humanity’s limits and asks, “Then who...
*RE-UPLOAD* Mexico:”La Bestia
Each year, 400,000 Central Americans ride ‘La Bestia’ freight train across Mexico to reach the US.
Sderot – The Other Israel
Sderot, far from Tel Aviv, faces deprivation and strongly backs Netanyahu’s judicial reforms.
Deep Thought: A Conversation with Wolf Biermann
ARTE’s new talk series features Wolf Biermann in Hamburg, reflecting on two Germanys, democracy, and future...
East Timor: Priest Paedophile Scandal
In East Timor, where 97% are Catholic, people are breaking silence on clergy paedophilia scandals.
Baltic States: On the Edge of War
Estonia, Latvia, and Lithuania, once little-known, now fear Russia’s war in Ukraine threatens their...
Cambodia: The School Built from Waste
Cambodia’s Coconut School builds with waste, teaching children education and ecological awareness.
South Africa: A New Mayor
In an ANC stronghold, Chris Pappas stands out as a white opposition mayor elected by a black majority.
China: The Disappearing Millionaires (2019)
China’s once‑celebrated self‑made tycoons now face CCP pressure, with disappearances, alleged suicides, and...
Crazy for Plastic Surgery
Cosmetic surgery is booming worldwide, discussed with surgeons Mauricio de Maio, Oren Marco, and philosopher...
Israel-Palestine: Secret Babies of the Intifada
In the past decade, Palestinian prisoners in Israel fathered about 100 children via smuggled sperm and IVF.
Syria: Raqqa after the War
Four years after Raqqa’s fall, Syria still faces major challenges in securing lasting peace.
Ivory Coast: A Country of Possibility
Ivory Coast, Africa’s top cocoa producer, rebuilt its economy after civil war, but inequality, politics,...
*RE-UPLOAD* Iraq: Ghosts of Mosul
Two years after ISIS’s defeat in Mosul, its widows and children remain unwanted, lacking papers and a...
*RE-UPLOAD* Libya: Locked Up
Thousands of jihadists in Benghazi prisons languish for years without trial, straining authorities.
Los Angeles: Capital of the Iranian Opposition
In Los Angeles’s Iranian diaspora, Assal, Sudi, and Roozbeh—exiles for 30 years—share criticism of Iran’s...
Syria: Growing Up in a War Zone
Reporters following Idlib since 2018 found boys like Hammoudi, Bilal, and Ahmad forced into work at 12,...
Sri Lanka: Food Crisis
Since 2022, Sri Lanka has faced soaring inflation, a food crisis, and failed organic farming policies.
Dominican Republic: Anti-Haitian Feeling
Haiti, the Americas’ poorest state, shares Hispaniola with the booming Dominican Republic, where many...
Serbia: The Fallout From Two Mass Shootings
With 39% gun ownership, Serbia saw mass protests after killings; Vucic launched a nationwide disarmament...
Greece: the Sick Man of Europe?
Fifteen years after its debt crisis, Greece still struggles with corruption, weak public services, mistrust,...
French Coal Comeback
France’s coal plants are reopening amid the energy crisis, reviving fossil fuel use.
Turkey: A Village in Ruins
Gokcedere, 50 km from the quake’s epicentre, is devastated and depends on volunteer aid.
The Privilege of Sustainable Shopping
Cheap “eco” chocolate, jeans, and coffee from discounters raise doubts of greenwashing rather than real...
Hydrogen Power: Miracle or Pipe Dream?
Hydrogen is hailed as a clean alternative to gas and oil, powering buses and heating—but questions remain...
A World of Waste
Humans produce 2 billion tons of waste yearly, recycling just 16%, while the rest pollutes and emits CO2.
Philippines: Child Rape Online
At 11, Diwa is among thousands of Filipino children abused online by foreign paedophiles—a crime little...
Donbas: Journey through Ruins
In winter 2022, filmmaker Irina Semenovich documented voices of Donbass residents living under Russian...
Dispatches from the Urals
Anonymous Russian journalists visited a Urals town in 2022–23 to gauge locals’ views on their leaders.
Lebanon Without Cedars
Lebanon’s iconic cedar forests face threats from climate change and illegal logging amid national crisis.
Spaniards Turn Against Bullfighting
Bullfighting, once central to Spain’s culture, is declining amid rising concern for animal welfare.
India: Hyderabad – The World’s Biggest Pharmacy
China’s surplus of electric cars and solar panels sparks U.S. and global concern over cheap product exports.