Suez

The Ever Given ship bigger than the Empire State Building. And while transporting 20,000 cargo containers through one of the most critical waterways on the planet, the Ever Given is hit by a mighty sandstorm. Allegedly blown off course, the crew braces against gale-force winds. And by morning, Egyptian officials announce the unthinkable - the colossal ship is wedged diagonally across the Suez Canal and won't budge.

A look at how Britain embarked on an unpopular war against an Arab nation, which critics claimed was based on a lie, and which brought disgrace to the Prime Minister of the day. Sounds familiar? This documentary examines the events of Suez 1956 through interviews with many of the Egyptian politicians, solidiers and civilians who were involved - some speaking on British television for the first time.

A look at how Britain embarked on an unpopular war against an Arab nation, which critics claimed was based on a lie, and which brought disgrace to the Prime Minister of the day. Sounds familiar This documentary examines the events of Suez 1956 through interviews with many of the Egyptian politicians, solidiers and civilians who were involved - some speaking on British television for the first time.

Tony Robinson looks back at conflicts Britain was involved in during the second half of the 20th century. After World War II, Britain and her allies were embroiled in several serious conflicts around the world, many of which are largely forgotten by the public. In this six-part series, Tony explores the forgotten conflicts he lived through.

L'eau potable, bien précieux entre tous, est devenue une marchandise livrée aux enjeux commerciaux. À l'occasion de la Journée mondiale de l'eau, "Thema" enquête sur les conséquences prévisibles de cette privatisation.

Series honors the incredible heroes of World War II who stood up and fought when everything else seemed lost.

Nasser's Republic–Remembering the ordinary man who led Egypt to independence. What would Egypt be without Gamal Abdel Nasser? An intriguing overview of Egypt's political history in the modern age, Nasser's Republic examines the transformative influence of Egypt's twentieth century titan Gamal Abdel Nasser (1918–1970) on the Arab world. Nasser will be remembered with the fundamental irreversible innovations he introduced to his country, such as the nationalization of the Suez Canal, the construction of major dams, and the implementing of significant social rules.