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The Mystery of Satoshi tells the exciting history of Bitcoin, from the perspective of its secretive creator

What better way to dive into contemporary art than to follow the reappropriations of great masterpieces?

1980s Sydney: Tom Allen, a recently widowed psychiatrist and practising Catholic, is raising his two children on his own. His new appointment as a lay confessor at the local seminary provokes the hostility of the ultra-conservative Monsignor Quaid. Tensions in the diocese escalate when a boy attending the same school as Tom’s son mysteriously disappears.

Mysteries of Lisbon sweeps the viewer into a perpetual whirlwind of adventures and misadventures, coincidences, violent passions, acts of revenge, and thwarted or forbidden loves, in a turbulent journey across Portugal, France, Italy, and Brazil. In this Lisbon of intrigues and hidden identities, we encounter a gallery of characters who shape the destiny of Pedro da Silva, an orphan and boarding student at a religious school.

Bitcoin works and is starting to be used by those who need it most: whistleblowers and criminals

Does Satoshi's invention have the power to face off against Big Business and Big Government?

Bitcoin's success causes numerous other cryptocurrencies to flood the market

Bitcoin skyrockets in value and the world catches Bitcoin fever

The media believe they have found the man behind the moniker Satoshi Nakamoto

In the middle of the subprime mortgage crisis, Satoshi Nakamoto was the first to publish the code for Bitcoin

Why did Ouni, the vizier of King Pepi I who ruled Egypt more than 4,200 years ago, have two tombs, at Abydos and Saqqara?

Off the north coast of Corsica, strange circular forms on the seabed were discovered in 2011. But what are they?

This documentary delves into the life and work of a great figure of twentieth century German-language literature.  

Three men, a hydrogen balloon and the dream of the North Pole: In 1897, the Andrée expedition disappeared without a trace

A complex feeling that is both problematic and useful, the latest research on boredom.

Two Polish investigators explore an old tunnel in Wroclaw. Will they find hidden Nazi treasure?

Tony lives with his partner and child in a shabby building in Marseille.

All the great scientists have tried to come up with a theory of everything. All have failed.

Pianist Beatrice Rana and the Lucerne Festival Orchestra perform Rachmaninov under the baton of Riccardo Chailly.

How do you plan the perfect holiday? Ronja von Rönne asks flight attendant Friederike Sandow and head concierge Johannes Bannert.