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The beauty of the Tara River Canyon in Montenegro is threatened by the construction of a motorway, a mammoth project carried out by a Chinese state company for a cost of more than a billion euros.

A Highway Threatens The Environment

Re: The Montenegro-China Deal

Housing is expensive, mortgage interest rates are high, construction companies are working to capacity and tradespeople are hard to come by. If building new homes is so difficult - why not make better use of what already exists? Report from Germany.

Building new housing is expensive: could we make better use of the existing housing stock? Report from Germany.

Re: Making Housing Affordable

Donald Trump’s wall is now world-famous and even before construction has started, it already divides people in America. In Southern Texas ARTE Reportage meets two people with entirely different viewpoints.

USA: The Dividing Wall

Donald Trump’s infamous wall already divides people, even before construction has started.

ARTE Reportage

As the world's leading cocoa producer, the country has one of the most dynamic economies in Africa, even though it was shaken by an almost decade-long civil war in the 2000s. Thanks to numerous resources such as cocoa, coffee, cashews, petroleum, and other mineral wealth, as well as major construction projects, Ivory Coast managed to overcome its painful past and revitalise its economy. But inequalities, the political climate, insecurity in the Sahel, and disagreements with neighbouring countries weaken Ivory Coast's development potential.

Ivory Coast: A Country of Possibility

As the world's leading cocoa producer, the country has one of the most dynamic economies in Africa.

Mapping the World

Understanding the European union and how it came to be can seem difficult. Here is an attempt to explain everything in six minutes.

European (De)Construction

Stories of Conflict

On April 22, 1969, Austrian artist Valie Export performs Genital Panic. Wearing pants cut open in the crotch area, she displays her genitals in a cinema. With this act, she challenges social constructions of femininity and champions bodily autonomy.

Valie Export"s Genital Panic

Wearing pants cut open in the crotch area, Valie Export displays her genitals in a cinema.

Klash! Art in Action

In Qatar, foreigners make up 90% of the population. They work in every sector from services to construction, and though the country is totally dependent on them, they are often treated like serfs. Due to international pressure, Qatar reformed its labour law, but workers say that while their rights have improved on paper they've since little real change.

Qatar: Exploitation of Workers

The foreign workers who helped build Qatar's World Cup buildings say they haven't been paid and are kept in substandard accommodation.

In 1969, the artist Jean Tinguely, his wife Niki de Saint Phalle, and a group of friends secretly begin construction of the Cyclops, in the forest of Milly-la-Forêt near Paris. It is a monumental sculpture over 22 meters high, made of 350 tons of steel. With this extraordinary adventure, which would last for more than 25 years, Jean Tinguely enchanted art and life anew.

Jean Tinguely's Cyclops

Jean Tinguely enchanted art and life anew with his Cyclops.

Denmark is often held up as a social and economic ideal, a model for other countries, with its dynamic economy and low unemployment. Yet this Scandinavian kingdom is suffering from a serious shortage of skilled labour, making filling certain positions in vital sectors – including healthcare, construction and renewable energies – a hard task.

Denmark is suffering from a shortage of skilled labour, making filling vital positions almost impossible.

Denmark’s skilled labour shortage

Current geopolitical crises have unveiled the disastrous consequences of our dependence on oil and gas, especially when it comes to construction, renovation, transport and industry. But innovative sustainable energy solutions in Switzerland could provide a key in how to wean the world off fossil fuels.

This programme of the Swiss channel SRG SSR is part of The European Collection, a joint initiative of European public media (ARD, ARTE, France Télévisions, SRG SSR and ZDF), coordinated by ARTE.

Innovative sustainable energy solutions in Switzerland could inspire us to wean off fossil fuels.

How to get by without fossil fuels?

Australia is split between supporting renewable energies and defending its position as the world’s largest coal exporter. The controversial construction of a major new coal mine comes as the Great Barrier Reef is at grave risk from Climate change.

Australia: Addicted to Coal

The Great Barrier Reef is threatened by the construction of the largest coal mine in the world. 

Candidates for this year’s parliamentary elections in Poland are taking advantage of their last campaigning days to sway voters. In the north of Warsaw, construction of a new gymnasium has just kicked off, an opportunity for a local PiS candidate to remind rural voters of everything the party has done for them.

As Polish voters head to the polls this Sunday, candidates from the ruling conservative PiS party take the lead in rural areas.

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Re: The Montenegro-China Deal

A Highway Threatens The Environment

Re: Making Housing Affordable

ARTE Reportage

USA: The Dividing Wall

Mapping the World

Ivory Coast: A Country of Possibility

Stories of Conflict

European (De)Construction

Klash! Art in Action

Valie Export"s Genital Panic

ARTE Reportage

Qatar: Exploitation of Workers

Klash! Art in Action

Jean Tinguely's Cyclops

Denmark’s skilled labour shortage

How to get by without fossil fuels?

ARTE Reportage

Australia: Addicted to Coal

Poland's ruling conservative party looks after its rural voters