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

Corentin and Caroline explore cutting-edge low-tech solutions to meet their electricity and heating needs.

A cross-cutting perspective on the lives of Europeans through contemporary and societal reports.

Across Europe, the far right is embedding itself into politics and daily life, but remains fundamentally violent and racist. 

AI produced videos featuring vloggers going back in time to show viewers historical events have gone viral on social media.

Asbestos has been banned for decades in Europe but its effects are still with us. Will we ever be rid of the carcinogenic fibre?

Our reporters filmed an exclusive report from the border area occupied by the Israeli army.

One in five chickens eaten in the EU comes from Poland, where huge factory farms supply a growing demand.

A FIFA video shows a brand-new football stadium rises out of the rubble of Gaza. But where are the Gazans?

The new North Korean cinema, heavily laden with government approved messaging, may not export well…

Organic or urban agriculture, crops assisted by AI, synthetic meat... what is the future of food?

The Iranian regime's funny Lego-style social media videos mark a new era in the regime's long history of propaganda.

Dance plus City: the perfect union of contemporary dance and architecture in five European countries.

With elections on the horizon in Hungary, Victor Orban’s party produced a deepfake of a rival candidate who is ahead in the polls

Designers in Germany and Lithuania are working to reinvent fashion to build a sustainable future.

Beautiful and sustainable can be difficult. But more and more furniture makers, are rising to the challenge.

Imagine if the whole world could be reversed, like in a mirror. Could it be done? And what would be the point?

Giorgio Moroder and Donna Summer’s meeting in Munich in 1977 led to the creation of the extraordinary “I Feel Love”.

In Albania, millions work in the textile industry in bad conditions for low wages.

Spielberg's blockbuster films are much more personal than they seem, expressing the director’s childhood fears.