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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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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The ‘DSK affair’, as it came to be known, had major political and cultural implications that went way beyond France. In 2011, when the scandal broke, Anne-Cécile Genre and Marine Pradel covered every aspect of the affair for all French television channels. In this film, they return to the story 15 years later to show how the media’s polarising coverage of the story fuelled cultural wars that silenced the victim.
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During two long years of war, far from the public eye, the Ethiopian army — along with the Amhara militias and the Eritreans — waged a merciless war against the Tigray People’s Liberation Front. Alongside the military fighting, they used another weapon: systematic mass rape. It’s estimated that 120,000 women were targeted.
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The stabbing of a teacher by a 14-year-old student in France earlier this year was just the latest in a series of shocking school attacks. In just two months, 186 knives were confiscated during bag checks at schools. We follow the police, parents and educators trying to stop the stabbings and speak to the teenagers who feel the need to be so heavily armed.
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In recent years, New York has become the ultimate destination for celebrating Santa Claus. The city that never sleeps is by far the most spectacular place in the world during the holiday season. Lights, music, shows, attractions… The spectacle is everywhere, nonstop, and absolutely breathtaking!
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At over 4,000 metres high, the Peruvian Altiplano both fascinates and challenges those who dare to venture there. Our investigation takes place at the top of the Andes, where humans strive, against all odds, to conquer the heights.
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The Caudillo continues to cast a long shadow on Spanish society. How is it that a country known for being a progressive beacon, a country which had the Chilean dictator Augusto Pinochet arrested for crimes against humanity in 1998, is unable to come to terms with its own past?
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Pyo Ye-Rim tried to challenge South Korea’s growing problem of school bullies, which had long been a taboo subject. It ended up costing her her life.
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