. 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.

Frantic pace of work, total dedication to the company, maximum academic pressure: the South Koreans impose a hellish pace on themselves. For all, one goal: to be efficient and competitive. And what do the sacrifices that it requires ... Thanks to this mentality and to excessive efforts, South Korea has become one of the most powerful economies in the world, while the country was one of the poorest less than 50 years ago.

Marina Travesso, a singer/songwriter and surfer based in Isla de Noronha. Her exotic original song, is featured in the OST for the upcoming documentary film "THE SAND EATING SHARK" and this music clip also showcases additional footage from the documentary.

A thousand days of presidency as well as a tragic end made John Fitzgerald Kennedy a true legend and fueled the myth around the family clan. Jackie Kennedy said of her husband that he had "a life closer to legend and fantasy than to political science."
These words could apply to the entire Kennedy family.
This documentary, through the testimonies of loved ones, is a revelation of the secrets of this legendary family whose charisma and charm have made us forget the multiple gray areas: “The Kennedys are like nuclear waste, they never die”

As Hitler and his army turned their attention towards Russia, a momentous event occurred in the Pacific as the Japanese air force launched a surprise attack on the American Naval Fleet, stationed at Pearl Harbor on December 7th. This event led to the USA's direct involvement in the war. Meanwhile, in Europe, Hitler found himself faced with more than just the threat of Russia.

⁣Pour les États-Unis, la Liberté d’Expression représente le premier rempart contre la Tyrannie.
Si ce rempart venait à disparaître, le second recours est le droit de porter des armes, spécifiquement des armes de guerre, comme le stipule le Deuxième Amendement.
Dans cette conférence publique, organisée à l’invitation de Nicolas Dupont-Aignan, ancien député-maire et Président de Debout La France, l’accent est mis sur le Premier Amendement. En effet, nous vivons dans une époque où 1984 de George Orwell semble être devenu un manuel d’oppression pratique.
Pourquoi John Kerry qualifierait-il le Premier Amendement d’« obstacle » ? Pourquoi Hillary Clinton dirait-elle que, sans un contrôle des réseaux sociaux, elle et ses alliés risquent de « perdre le contrôle » ? Et pourquoi Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez appellerait-elle à « restreindre la liberté des médias » ?
Cette conférence met en lumière les héros méconnus et malmenés de la liberté d’expression, tels que Julian Assange, Edward Snowden et l'infatigable Seymour Hersh, et montre que, loin des fantasmes de figures comme Jacinda Ardern, qui considère la liberté d’expression comme une « arme de guerre » (!!!), elle est en réalité un facteur clé pour sauver des vies par millions.

⁣Le blanchiment d'argent est un processus illégal visant à dissimuler l'origine criminelle de fonds en les intégrant dans l'économie légale. Cet article explore les différentes méthodes utilisées, les risques encourus et les moyens mis en place pour lutter contre cette pratique.

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In Australia, the majestic Fraser Island is the largest sand island in the world and one of the most stunningly beautiful places on the planet. But lurking beneath the surface are some of its more sinister inhabitants, such as sharks, snakes and wild dogs, making it a dangerous paradise. Directed by Victoire Mabille, Fraser Island is a must-see for any nature lover brave enough to explore its 15 kilometers of coastline. Director: Victoire Mabille

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.

Today, insects are no longer giant except in our nightmares… But 320 million years ago, dragonflies measuring up to a meter (Meganeura) or centipedes the size of a human (Arthropleura) dominated the land and air.
Over the course of time, these fascinating giants became smaller and smaller… before disappearing altogether. But who was responsible for their extinction? Scientists long believed that the decrease in oxygen after the Carboniferous period explained their disappearance. Insects are devoid of lungs and bloodstream and rely on microscopic holes on their bodies to oxygenate: the current composition of the air would suffocate their organs and paralyze their limbs. But this theory was put into question in 2009 when large fossils of Meganeuras that survived the oxygen depletion were discovered in the South of France… In 2012 others animals were suspected as being the source of the giant insects’ downfall. An American study points to prehistoric birds who were fierce predators and could have exercised pressure on insects and contributed to reducing their size… At the same time, a small Pterosaur was discovered in Germany, proving that these flying reptiles could also be aerial acrobats specialized in insect hunting. By combining state of the art scientific experiment, reconstitutions using CGI and interviews with paleontologists, stones will speak and explain why giant insects became extinct. Here is the true story of the conquest of the air.
Directors: Emma Baus and Bertrand Loyer

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

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.

After years of fighting in Europe, the war in the Pacific was far from over. The Japanese leadership, influenced by their cultural values, refused to surrender, even as the tide of the war turned against them. President Truman faced a difficult decision: continue the costly land campaign in Japan, or pursue a faster end to the war. Ultimately, he authorized the use of atomic bombs on the cities of Hiroshima and Nagasaki, resulting in massive destruction and loss of life.

Brave New World (July - September 1945) - Countdown to Victory: World War II

Hitler's "Desert Fox", Rommel pushed forward at El Alamein, but with the arrival of the maverick British General, Bernard Montgomery, to take charge of the Eighth Army in North Africa, the wind of change was about to blow. Meanwhile on the Russian Front Hitler's troops advanced their Stalingrad campaign, with the Führer boasting that this key city would soon be his.

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