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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Eight years ago, we followed 'Monkey' from his departure from Honduras to the United States, risking his life on ‘la bestia’ and in the desert. There were many times when he could have died, but he made it to Texas and realised his American Dream. Then he was deported by ICE. Now he's determined to return and, once again, we will follow him.
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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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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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After 80 years of relative peace, Europe is facing an existential crisis. Never before has the French-German relationship, forming the backbone of the EU, been more important. We obtained the exceptional approval of Emmanuel Macron and Friedrich Merz to follow them behind the scenes of their political cooperation during the first few months.
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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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Naval warfare is coming. Military experts are convinced of it. Never before in history has the seabed become such a strategic and contested space. How are France and European nations preparing for this new kind of war?
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