ARTE Reportage

Since August 15, 2021, when the Taliban retook Afghanistan, Afghan women, silenced, have suffered a gender apartheid unique in the world. / Hindu Oumarou Ibrahim is a cartographer, activist, Fulani woman from the herding tribes of Chad. Faced with the scarcity of resources and deadly conflicts for their control, it launched a vast participatory mapping operation.

Between the reality of combat and video games, portrait of a young drone pilot on the Ukrainian front. Fifteen to twenty times a day, this soldier launches his kamikaze drones loaded with explosives and napalm on Russian positions. / Gaza: psychologists are on all fronts, with their patients and their own families.

Liberia, crushed by two civil wars, is today ravaged by kush, the undead drug. / In the middle of the Pacific Ocean, the island of Bougainville could become the youngest state in the world by 2027.

Presented by Andrea Fies from Harvard, Massachusetts, a special edition dedicated to the United States, with two reports: "Kentucky: Trump, against all odds" and "Colorado: migrants under pressure".

In Chile, water is becoming scarce, monopolized by artificial intelligence and its energy-intensive data centers. / Fifteen years after the Fukushima disaster, Japan is relaunching nuclear power, while old waste remains radioactive.

Tajikistan is the only Muslim country in the world to repress the signs of Islam, for strict secularism. / In Uganda, in a slum in Kampala, a film studio dreams of a glorious destiny in Hollywood.

Embodied by Gen Z, Moroccan youth are mobilizing to demand social and economic reforms. / In South Africa, black children from townships are introduced to the violin to fight against social divides.

Georgia: as Moscow's influence grows, the population fears an authoritarian shift in power / Ukraine: ordinary hero, Konstantin is committed, at the risk of his life, to saving victims of the atrocities of war.

For years, the Assad regime's intelligence service took thousands of children of opposition members and made them disappear. Asma al-Assad was responsible for these crimes against children and their families. / ISIS in Syria took advantage of the fall of the Assad regime at the end of 2024 and the security vacuum in the first weeks afterward: its members spread throughout the country.

(1) The Coalition of Criminals: Criminal gangs turned Port-au-Prince into a war zone with thousands of victims, destroying entire neighborhoods and depopulating them. (2) Descent to Hell: The government of Haiti has lost control. In the capital, criminal gangs rule the population. More than 1.3 million people are on the run.