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 Matières premières et énergie nucléaire au sommaire de ce supplément. Dans la première partie, les gisements de fer des monts du Simandou pourraient marquer un tournant décisif pour l'économie guinéenne. En deuxième partie, direction la France, avec Pauline Gleize qui nous expli ...  Show more

Turquie et Gabon au sommaire du Grand reportage du supplément du samedi. Dans la première partie, le Gabon aux urnes pour l'élection présidentielle le samedi 12 avril 2025. En deuxième partie, direction la Turquie, pour le reportage de Céline Pierre-Magnani, nous revenons sur la ...  Show more

Alvaro Enciso is a Vietnam veteran, and an artist. He arrived in the US from Colombia in his 20s, and now lives in Tucson, on the south-eastern edge of the unforgiving Sonoran Desert. If you’re a migrant, this is one of the deadliest places to cross the border from Mexico into th ...  Show more

Hundreds of thousands of people are illegally crossing the border from Mexico into the US every month right now. Some of them try to get across the Sonoran desert - where temperatures can reach 50 degrees. Some people get lost there, and some die. A volunteer group called the “Ea ...  Show more

After Title 42 expired in May, some expected an influx of migrants to descend on communities along the US-Mexico border. While overall encounters dropped in October, some people say they are experiencing a growing number of migrants arriving on their properties. In this episode, ...  Show more

President Trump has dramatically reduced the numbers of refugees arriving in the United States, vowing to protect native-born Americans’ interests. But there’s a catch - some of the nation’s reddest communities may not survive without them. Katy Long telsl the story of one small, ...  Show more