BONUS – Le suicide de Mishima: Un corps trans...

La Bête du Gévaudan est l’un des plus grands mystères criminels de l’histoire française. Entre 1764 et 1767, dans l’ancienne province du Gévaudan — correspondant aujourd’hui à la Lozère — une créature inconnue attaque et tue des dizaines de personnes, principalement des femmes et ...  Show more

Yukio Mishima, de son vrai nom Kimitake Hiraoka, est l’un des plus grands écrivains japonais du XXe siècle. Né en 1925, il devient célèbre après la Seconde Guerre mondiale grâce à des romans comme Le Pavillon d’or ou la tétralogie La Mer de la fertilité. Son œuvre explore la beau ...  Show more

The Suez Canal was once one of the busiest global shipping routes – a third of the world's shipping containers normally pass through it. Since the Houthis began to attack passing ships last year, the volume of vessels going through has declined rapidly.The canal is run by the Egy ...  Show more

A 50-mile man-made waterway connecting the Atlantic and Pacific Oceans, the creation of the Panama Canal was arguably the greatest infrastructure project the world had ever seen. But its journey from concept to completion was anything but simple, as it failed repeatedly, and pass ...  Show more

How did Britain and France almost start World War 3 in 1956? Who was Anthony Eden and why did he hate Egyptian leader Gamal Abdel Nasser? Why was the Suez Canal so vital to European oil supplies in the 1950s? Anita and William are joined by the brilliant Alex Von Tunzelmann, auth ...  Show more

You know of the Panama Canal (we already talked about it in Season 1 if you didn't), but you probably had no idea that a second canal has been in plans for a very, very long time now - one that passes through Nicaragua (that's north of Panama).


But the ...