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They're bankers, traders, investment funds executives. They forgot all about morality to make money. The entire world had to suffer the consequences of their actions. They impoverished countries, drove millions of workers into unemployment, and contributed to the rise in extremism. So who are they? And, after the 2008 crisis, were the real culprits condemned? Could there be another? Director: Benoît Bringer
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ABONNEZ VOUS SVP🙏😉👍. Leur parade compte parmi les plus dynamiques les plus éblouissantes et les plus invraisemblables de la nature. Il y a des fusées des explosions d’étincelles et des projections de fumée bleue. Et des longues chaînes qui ressemble à des lanternes Japonaise s’étendant à perte de vue, c’est magique certains à clignotent. Certains est un sel d’autres se contentent de luire.
. L’héroïne, diamorphine ou diacétylmorphine, est une drogue (substance psychotrope) utilisée pour ses puissants effets antidouleur et euphorisants. Découverte par Bayer, c'est un opiacé semi-synthétique obtenu par acétylation de la morphine, le principal alcaloïde issu du pavot à opium. Elle est utilisée à des fins médicales comme antalgique, mais surtout de manière illégale dans des cadres d'utilisations récréatives. La tolérance à l'héroïne est importante, et son usage chronique est susceptible d'entraîner une très forte dépendance physique, bien que les patients consommateurs habituels y succombent rarement. Dans ce reportage vous trouverez le témoignage de deux accros à la dame blanche.
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Sanaa, in Yemen: this city is cut off from the world. In the last years, a terrible war has rendered it isolated. Millions of inhabitants are living under an embargo, in one of the most inaccessible places on the planet. Directors: Nicolas Jaillard & Guillaume Dasquié
Land of history, Jordan is full of archaeological treasures. The most beautiful is the site of Petra. Director: Jacques Vichet
The giant cities that dominate the global economy have their roots in the glorious and turbulent histories of Amsterdam, London and New York. They each embodied a new urban concept that gave rise to radical and ambitious new city designs and technologies. This series recaps 400 years of ruthless competition that created myriad great minds and the amazing vibe that these great cities embody today. 0:00 Episode 1 - A Golden Century (1585-1656) Starting in 1585 as the small city of Amsterdam, gradually became the first world city in human history. Watch the story of Amsterdam's ascension and growing dominance on world trade, and the spectacular innovations that made it possible. Across the Channel, London wasn't the challenger that it will soon become - but the City is growing and finds its destiny: commerce and finance. 53:03 Episode 2 - Clashes (1650-1800) As Amsterdam is at its peak and becomes the third largest city in Europe, London gradually takes the lead, and a third player enters world history: New Amsterdam, once a Dutch city, is eventually conquered by England and becomes New York. 1:45:03 Episode 3 - Metropolis (1800-1880) Watch how New York, just two decades after the war of independence, makes its way through and becomes the great challenger of London. During the 19th century, both cities will experience industrial revolution, modernity and the enormous challenge of migrations and mass poverty. 2:37:26 Episode 4 - Global Cities (1880-2017) London and New York turn to gigantism and open the way to the city of tomorrow. New York invents the skyscraper and the skyline, new concepts that will revolutionize urbanism and shape the cities around the world. London, the heart of the British Empire and the wealthiest city on earth, faces pollution, with its deadly consequences, and cannot overcome its huge poverty problem.
Former FBI agent Joe Pistone, who infiltrated the Mafia for six years as Donnie Brasco, reveals how his undercover work led to more than 100 convictions - and resulted in the death of underworld figure Dominick `Sonny Black' Napolitano.
