ARTE Reportage

As Israel reels from the 7 October Hamas attack, left-wing voters are especially lost. 

One Ukrainian town has never been hit by Russian bombing: Uzhhorod, at the westernmost point of the country.

A train hospital crosses rural South Africa to provide healthcare to communities that need it.

The Beirut racecourse, An emblem of the city's glorious past is now threatened with closure.

The way of life of the Mikea, a little-known ethnic group in south-west Madagascar, is threatened.

The tankas have been part of the cultural landscape in southern China for centuries. But today their distinctive way of life is under threat.

One year after the devastating floods that ravaged Pakistan in summer 2022, millions of victims are still in need of humanitarian aid.

Lebanon's once proud education system is, like the country, in a serious crisis.

In Khartoum, a city torn apart by fighting, an orphanage is home to more than 350 children living in terrible conditions.

Chris Pappas is a white mayor of a majority black community in South Africa.

In East Timor, people are beginning to speak out against the actions of catholic churchmen involved in paedophilia scandals.

In the north of the West Bank, near Nablus, a new episode in the Israeli-Palestinian conflict is being played out:

Since the military coup in Myanmar in February 2021, the Chin have taken up arms against the all-powerful junta.

39% of Serbians own a firearm, making it the highest density of guns in all of Europe, surpassed only by Yemen and the USA.

The Iranian diaspora in Los Angeles is the largest in the world and most of the community is critical of the Iranian regime.

The illicit trade of fentanyl has triggered a new health crisis in the United States.

The Indian city is a world centre for the drug industry which is causing acute pollution problems.

Africa’s largest economy has regular power cuts so citizens must adapt to life without electricity.

The discovery of a large oil reserve in the Badlands of North Dakota changed everything for local people.

In one of the last remaining hospitals near Khartoum, staff work 7 days a week, under unimaginable stress.