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A discussion between director Alfonso Cuarón and cinematographer Michael Seresin about their memorable collaborations

ARTE discussed the fundamental values of the EU with the Irish commissioner during an interview at the European Parliament.

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

Many people believe that in the past people were able to express themselves more freely. But the history of free speech has always been fraught with contradictions.

With tensions high in Kashmir, Islamists on the rise and a stagnating economy, Pakistan is a powder keg.

The life and work of British painter David Hockney

Historians and archaeologists reconstruct the world of the emperor who founded a great city and helped spread christianity.

Juliette Binoche talks widely on her impressive and varied career as an actress and her work with great directors.

As Beijing increasingly flexes its muscles on what they view as a rebel province, how do experts understand the situation in Taiwan? Is a de-escalation of the conflict still possible? How real is the danger of a Chinese invasion of Taiwan?

A terminal cancer patient is training an AI tool to reproduce his personality to help is family remember him.

With an excessive work ethic, one in five Japanese workers is at risk from dying due to pressures at work.

Violence is appearing in formerly FARC controlled areas of Colombia with access to farming land proving crucial.

The BR-163 road is an economic artery, but also a path to the destruction of the rainforest

As infection rates reduce across the continent and more people get vaccinated, homeless and migrants remain amongst the most vulnerable in the pandemic.

The generation born after the 1994 genocide, which left more than 800,000 dead, is optimistic, determined, and entrepreneurial

Three survivors of the Rwandan genocide level terrible accusations at the French army

ARTE first met Fereshta Azimi in 2020 on Lesbos, now transferred to the Greek mainland, what has happened to her hopes of asylum in Europe?

Somaliland is unrecognised by the international community, but despite this, it is peaceful and stable

In 2020 around 20,000 people arrived on the Canary Islands on small boats from the west coast of Africa, ten times more than in 2019. 

In the  overcrowded Moria refugee camp, home to 20,000, one young  Afghan woman is helping others by teaching them English.