Green Cops South Africa: Stopping the Rhino Poachers
In South Africa, four rhinos die every day at the hands of poachers. With one kilo is worth 60,000€, twice as expensive as gold and cocaine, taking on the mafia...
Organised international criminals have been fishing illegally in Indonesian waters for years. Here, just like in the rest of the world’s oceans, one fish in four is caught illegally. If...
In the past 30 years, nearly half the animals of Cameroon have disappeared. Matthieu, a former special forces soldier, now patrols the National Park of Boubandjida, waging war against the...
A hundred years after the birth of Nelson Mandela, the Rainbow nation seems to be in disarray. More than half the population live below the poverty line. The ANC is...
What lies behind Europe’s Fortress? 'Suspicious Package’ examines the migratory security business to understand who benefits politically and economically from the EU’s border security system. The testimonies of Mohammed (a Sudanese...
Dicing with Death – Pakistan: The Valley of the Immortals
In the far north of Pakistan, on the borders of China and Afghanistan, the Hunza valley clings to the foothills of the Himalayas. During the winter the villages above 3500...
War reporter Yuri Maldavsky is in Afrin, alongside foreign fighters who have come to help the Kurdish forces (YPG) to defend the Syrian city against attacks from the Turks and...
Dicing with Death – East Timor: The Mysterious Island
It’s very difficult to locate East Timor on a world map. Wedged between Bali and Australia, this small island tries to escape from its isolation to stay connected to the...
They're huge funnels of wind fallen from the sky, travelling at great speeds, sweeping up everything in their path. One of the most affected countries is the USA, which experiences approximately 1,200 tornadoes every...
More than a hundred earthquakes occur each year. They can annihilate a city in just a few seconds. Tokyo, Istanbul, Los Angeles... Some of the biggest cities in the world are under threat. Fortunately, our understanding of earthquakes is...
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