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Udgivelsesdato
Jan 20, 2018
Who would have thought that the French cultivated a Chinese Cabernet Sauvignon in the foothills of the Himalayas? That South Australian Shiraz is drunk all over the world? Or that the
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Who would have thought that the French cultivated a Chinese Cabernet Sauvignon in the foothills of the Himalayas? That South Australian Shiraz is drunk all over the world? Or that the Hungarian Tokaj belongs to Italian, Spanish and American investors? In Europe, wine is still strongly linked to its region of origin. And yet it has long since become a world market. [arte]
Udgivelsesdato
Feb 03, 2018
Tibet's ecosystem is unique, but threatened by planned large-scale projects. These tensions and those between Tibet and the Beijing government are presented in this issue.
Tibet's ecosystem is unique, but threatened by planned large-scale projects. These tensions and those between Tibet and the Beijing government are presented in this issue.
Udgivelsesdato
Feb 10, 2018
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This episode has no summary.
Udgivelsesdato
Mar 17, 2018
Not a week goes by in Saudi Arabia without young Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announcing a new reform measure. Domestic politics, the economy, society and international relations are
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Not a week goes by in Saudi Arabia without young Crown Prince Mohammed bin Salman announcing a new reform measure. Domestic politics, the economy, society and international relations are being so rapidly transformed that even experts hardly know what the most conservative country in the world is heading for. Is it opening up to the modern age, or is it desperately defending its dwindling power? Because the former Eldorado is slowly running out of oil ...[arte]
Udgivelsesdato
Maj 26, 2018
Since Gaddafi's fall in 2011, Libya has been sinking into chaos. Now the United Nations wants to pave the way for elections to stabilise the political situation. But there is still a
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Since Gaddafi's fall in 2011, Libya has been sinking into chaos. Now the United Nations wants to pave the way for elections to stabilise the political situation. But there is still a long way to go. "With open cards" sheds light on the complex conflict that the country has been suffering from since the Arab spring and looks at the role of the various actors.
Udgivelsesdato
Jun 09, 2018
Twenty years ago, Great Britain handed over sovereignty over Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China. What has become of the former crown jewel of the British Empire, the bastion of
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Twenty years ago, Great Britain handed over sovereignty over Hong Kong to the People's Republic of China. What has become of the former crown jewel of the British Empire, the bastion of capitalism in East Asia? During the Cold War, Hong Kong was a showcase for the West in the middle of Communist China. Today and for the next 30 years, it has the status of a special administrative zone and is becoming increasingly integrated into the new China, which has committed itself to globalisation and is becoming an economic power. Will Hong Kong be able to maintain the economic and political opening that has been its strength for almost two centuries? (german text: arte)
Udgivelsesdato
Jun 16, 2018
In 2018 14 West African countries still use a currency dating from the French colonial period, the CFA Franc. Tied to the euro, the CFA is a stable and strong currency, but does it aid economic development in the region?
In 2018 14 West African countries still use a currency dating from the French colonial period, the CFA Franc. Tied to the euro, the CFA is a stable and strong currency, but does it aid economic development in the region?
Udgivelsesdato
Sep 01, 2018
Clothing, mobile phones, motorcycles - most products on the African market today are "made in China". But the growing Chinese influence in Africa over the last 20 years goes even
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Clothing, mobile phones, motorcycles - most products on the African market today are "made in China". But the growing Chinese influence in Africa over the last 20 years goes even further: the African continent not only supplies China with raw materials and cheap labour, but is also an important geopolitical territory. Is there really such a thing as a win-win deal between the leading economic power with the oversaturated market and rapidly developing Africa? Or is this a new form of colonization? [arte]
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