Tune in for reggae, dancehall and afrobeats on the shores of Lake Fühlinger See, near Cologne, Germany.

A huge technoparade organised every year in the streets of Zurich.

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Jazz sous les Pommiers brings jazz to the core of the apple-producing French region of Normandy.

Four days of competition with 14 female conductors from all over the world.

Our documentaries and reportage provide a basis for understanding the troubled oil-rich country.

ARTE Concert and Sourdoreille Production team up for an evening of music that is 100% keyboard.

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The eventful career of the action star from Belgium, nicknamed the Muscles from Brussels.

When a solar eclipse took place in 2023 in  Australia, photographer Michael Goh managed to capture it with spectacular images.

Nearly 350 DJs and 60,000 visitors at a former military base: One of Germany's biggest electro festivals.

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In the Andalusian Doñana National Park in Spain, horse breeders gather their mares together once a year in an age-old tradition

The ultimate industrial setting for mechanical rhythms: The former Zollverein coal mine, now a UNESCO heritage site. 

Odin, the father of the gods, has learnt that the end of the world is inevitable. "Ragnarök" beginswhen one of the gods of Asgard dies.

Tune in for reggae, dancehall and afrobeats on the shores of Lake Fühlinger See, near Cologne, Germany.

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