Libia: le imprese francesi che alimentano il conflitto

Libia: francuskie firmy podsycają konflikt

Libyen: Wie französische Unternehmen den Konflikt nähren

Libya: French Firms Fuel Conflict

Libia: las empresas francesas que alimentan el conflicto

Libye : Les entreprises françaises qui alimentent le conflit

An investigation by Lighthouse Reports, ARTE and Mediapart reveals that French companies are supplying arms for the conflict in Libya, acting against the UN arms embargo and the policy of their own government.

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<p>An investigation by Lighthouse Reports, ARTE and Mediapart reveals that French companies are supplying arms for the conflict in Libya, acting against the UN arms embargo and the policy of their own government.</p>

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In June 2020, the UN Security Council extended the arms embargo on Libya. However, aircraft manufacturer Airbus seems to be in violation of this.

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Семилетний Егор и его друзья живут в Шестовице, пригороде Чернигова на севере Украины. На протяжении месяца им пришлось жить под обстрелами российских войск. В результате их район превратился в руины, а Егор и его друзья стали свидетелями российской оккупации. Для этих детей война теперь не просто игра, а настоящая реальность. Репортаж украинских журналистов Валентины Доброты и Андрея Клюса для программы TSN 1+1.

Когда дети играют в войну

Елена Трофимова - российский журналист. Она живет в южном регионе Бурятии. Отсюда родом также многие солдаты, которых отправляют воевать в Украину. Пока тела погибших одно за другим прибывают домой, а власти пытаются предотвратить освещение этих смертей в СМИ, Елена скрупулезно ведет учет всех погибших в бою.

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Seven-year-old Yehor and his friends live in Shestovytsia, a suburb of Chernihiv in northern Ukraine. For a month, they endured Russian shelling which left their neighbourhood in ruins, and witnessed the Russian occupation of their village. For these children, war is no longer just a game, but a very real experience. A report by Ukrainian journalists Valentyna Dobrota and Andrii Klus for TSN 1+1.

When Children Play War

For these children, war is no longer just a game, but a very real experience

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Located between Kiev and Chernihiv in northern Ukraine, Velyka Doroha has also been scarred by the war. Half of its 700 inhabitants fled, and the village was occupied by Russian troops. Since their withdrawal, the mayor of Velyka Doroha has been taking stock of the damage, hoping that it can all be compensated. Report from our Ukrainian colleagues Valentyna Dobrota and Pavlo Borysko, shot on 21 April for TSN 1+1.

Velyka Doroha: A Village under Construction

Чернигов находился в осаде с первого дня российского вторжения. Вот уже месяц этот город живет под обстрелами. После вывода российский войск с севера Украины жители Чернигова пытаются заново отстроить свою жизнь, всячески поддерживая друг друга. Украинские журналисты Дмитрий Фортак и Александр Ребенчук побывали в Чернигове для программы TSN 1+1 вместе с коллегой, которая была потрясена, вернувшись в родной город.

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Lysychansk in eastern Ukraine, is now at the heart of the Russian army's offensive on the Donbass. Many residential areas have been hit, and even ambulance drivers are struggling to carry out their duties: going out on the street has become too dangerous. Despite it all, some inhabitants are trying to maintain a semblance of normal life. A report shot on 26/04 by our Ukrainian colleagues Ruslan Yaremlyuk and Mykhailo Putyata for TSN 1+1.

Lysychansk: Life under the Bombs

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Thought to be impregnable, the French defensive barrier did not halt the German invasion in 1940.

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 In Kyiv, the return of spring is also the return of many residents who had fled

Ukraine: Kyiv in Spring

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Three Japanese men have fallen under the charms of high school student Rinko, a character from the video game Love Plus

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The paintings of Vincent Van Gogh are losing their colours because the pigments used were vibrant but cheap

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This documentary traces the history of electronic music from Europe to the great post-industrial cities of America, with exclusive interviews and little-seen archive footage.

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The loss of biodiversity is highly alarming: our planet is currently experiencing the greatest extinction since the age of the dinosaurs. This film documents the extinction of species currently happening around the world. But it also highlights hopeful initiatives as committed men and women on every continent fight to save endangered species and work towards improving biodiversity.

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Caravaggio just couldn't stay out of trouble and met a sticky end

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Though at first glance innocuous and common, the bicycle is unexpectedly feminist

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In 2020, for the 250th anniversary of Beethoven's birth, Philippe Jordan and the Vienna Symphony Orchestra recreated the mythical evening of December 22 1808, when  the composer presented his Sixth Symphony, also known as his Pastoral.

Philippe Jordan recreates the evening of December 22, 1808, when Beethoven presented his Pastoral symphony

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Private Session at the Maillon Theatre, Strasbourg

IThe internationally renowned bassist, singer and composer Avishai Cohen performs from his forthcoming album Shifting Sands.

Avishai Cohen Trio

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Have you ever wondered why pop songs sometimes sound a little too familiar? Welcome to the world of pop-recycling. Featuring interviews with Placebo, Ed Sheeran, Charlie XCX and Lauv.

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An adaptation of Sergei Prokofiev’s flamboyant masterpiece by radical director Calixto Bieito.

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Without even picking up a gun, Evgeni, a train driver, is now on the de facto front line

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