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Donald Trump presides over a country with deepening divisions where rising far-right extremism is bitterly opposed by civil rights activists. And where memory of the Civil War has never faded.

USA : Ghosts of the Civil War

Donald Trump presides over a country with deepening divisions that hark back to the civil war.

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Celebrated photographer Robert Doisneau visited the USSR. This is his story.

Russia: Doisneau and the Russian Revolution

At the mouth of the Casamance River, the ocean rises, creeping ever onwards. The island of Carabane is disappearing a little bit more with every passing day. It's a direct consequence of global warming.

Senegal: An Island Adrift

The island of Carabane is disappearing a little bit more with every passing day

Grégoire Ahongbonon has been fighting for the rights of the mentally ill for 30 years. Those with depression or other mental health issues are thought of as being cursed. They are often homeless. Grégoire gives them the support that their families have been unable to give. 

Benin: The Shame of Madness

Those with depression or other mental health issues are thought of as being cursed. They are often homeless

Irma hit the island of St Martin harder than any hurricane before. Amongst unprecedented devastation, we see how the local population is rebuilding after such a traumatic event.

Caribbean: St Martin’s Trauma

Amongst unprecedented devastation, we see how St Martin is rebuilding after Hurricane Irma.

In August 24, 2016, an earthquake in Italy killed 300 people and wiped a village off of the map. Hundreds of thousands of tons of debris still litter the Amatrice region in central Italy, one year after a devastating earthquake. Many survivors are still waiting to be rehomed, living in emergency housing. Less than 500 homes have been given, when 3800 more are needed.

Italy: Amatrice After the Quake

In August 24, 2016, an earthquake in Italy killed 300 people and wiped a village off of the map

300,000 bicycles distributed in four years across six countries: World Bicycle Relief has launched a unique humanitarian project.

Zambia: The Bike Success Story

How much of an impact can bikes have on rural life in Zambia? More than you'd think...

Since Trump's inauguration, pockets of resistance are being organised throughout the United States in "sanctuary" cities. Austin, Texas, is one of them. Renowned for its open-mindedness despite being the capital of a very conservative state, the city of Austin is proud to lead the struggle.

USA: Austin, Anti-Trump Bastion

Since Trump's inauguration, pockets of resistance are being organised throughout the United States in "sanctuary" cities. Austin, Texas, is one of them

In northern Niger, the French multinational Orano, formerly Areva, has closed its first uranium mine after almost 50 years of operation. What will happen to the miners and their families?

Niger: Ghosts of Uranium

In northern Niger the French multinational Orano, formerly Areva, has closed its first uranium mine after almost 50 years of operation

Across Europe millions of Ukrainian refugees have been taken in by families. But unaccompanied minors are excluded from refugee status. ARTE follows Ukrainian children welcomed in by French families. Will they have to go back to a warzone?

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