With close to 25 000 private jets in circulation across the world, these ultra-luxurious aircrafts have become the ultimate symbol of success. But they've also become a target for environmentalists, who track the planes of stars and billionaires around the world. We investigate the lucrative and controversial business of private jets - a secret world which prefers to remain hidden from view...
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Once an arid, hostile land, Brazil’s Central West is now an Eldorado for agribusiness. In just ten years, booming soybean and cattle exports have propelled the region to economic growth that outpaces the rest of the country.
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After 80 years of relative peace, Europe is facing an existential crisis. Confronted by the threat from Russia, American disengagement, Chinese hegemonic ambitions and the rise of nationalism, the EU appears powerless.
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The Charles de Gaulle is Europe’s only operational aircraft carrier and one of the most complex war machines ever built.
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While any young Catholic can create content about their faith, the title of Catholic influencer or digital missionary isn't granted by anyone. We meet some of the most influential ‘digital missionaries' from Spain, explores what drives them, and whether they represent a new form of evangelisation.
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For decades, European security has depended mainly on NATO, under-written by America. But under the Trump White House, the spectre of US disengagement threatens to leave the EU without its protector. We investigate the main threats facing Europe and examine how Europe can best defend itself.
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For the past fifteen years, Kim Jong-Un, who rules unchallenged over the world’s most isolated country, has defied the world. What goes on inside his head? We investigate his personality cult, from his hidden childhood in Switzerland to his unbridled love for Walt Disney characters, amusement parks, and basketball, and reveal how he has transformed North Korea into a veritable fortress.
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Hernan Zin's 2014 film, 'Born in Gaza', which followed 10 young children in Palestine, became a global phenomenon. Yen years later, while a genocide was unfolding in Gaza, he tracked the children he followed. He wanted to know what had happened to them over the years and what became of their dreams from 2014.
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She’s made history twice - first by being elected as Japan’s first female prime minister and then by cementing her power in a landslide snap election. But how will Sanae Takaichi use that power? What challenges does she face?
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