Mapping the World
Season 36 Episode 16 - Africa: France at half mast
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1990
Documentary
In recent years, the French army has no longer been welcome in several African countries. From Mali to Niger, from Burkina Faso to the Central African Republic, French troops are now asked to leave. What place can France still hope to hold on this strategic continent? And what future for the links forged over the decades?
Episodes in Season 36
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2
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3
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4
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12 min
5
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12 min
6
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7
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8
China: power of war or peace?
12 min
9
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10
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11
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12
Germany: change of era
12 min
13
Poland: new European leader?
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14
Russian economy: resilient or declining?
12 min
15
The Gulf of Guinea: a strategic and threatened crossroads
12 min
16
Africa: France at half mast
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