Hosts of the 1994 World Cup, the USA's men's national team have often been overshadowed by their female counterparts.

Spain’s 2024 European Championship title was forged by a squad representative of all Spain, unlike its past successes.

The four-time World Cup winners are renowned for their defensive nous and passion, the product of Serie A, one of the game's most cut-throat leagues.

The four-time World Cup winners are tournament football specialists, and in Franz Beckebnauer they have one of the most important figures.

Fuelled by the Clairefontaine Academy, France has become a modern football factory, populating the world's biggest league with French stars.

€3,300 for a dress! The Paris Flea Market, where vintage meets luxury.

France's child protection system 'at breaking point': What's gone wrong?

The invisible victims: Why workplace deaths persist in France.

Favourite foods: What the French like to eat.

Paris neighbourhoods: Exploring the residential 15th arrondissement.

Paris neighbourhoods: The underrated 14th arrondissement.

Paris neighbourhoods: Exploring the hip 11th arrondissement.

Thinking à la française: How French intellectuals shaped the world.

France’s villages: Life beyond the postcard.

Genius & gadgets: French inventions that changed the world.

Are the French rich? Exploring wealth inequality in France.

Exploring France's media landscape: A billionaire's playground?

The heartbeat of France: Fanfare culture.

Nuclear power: Why did France put the atom at the heart of its energy strategy?

The art of the apéro: Exploring how France unwinds.

Love à la française: How are attitudes to dating and marriage different?

In 1958, a young orphan named Serge Moati met filmmaker François Truffaut during the casting for "The 400 Blows". Although he didn't land the lead role, Truffaut, moved by the boy's painful story, which echoed his own troubled childhood, took him under his wing. In this film, Serge Moati revisits their unbreakable bond, shaped by a shared sensitivity and a theme Truffaut explored so powerfully in his movies: the world of childhood.

Teens and screens: the smartphone trap.

During his 14 years as president, François Mitterrand has launched more than 11 projects, from the Arche de la Defense to the Opera Bastille, including the Pyramid of the Louvre.

Imagine travelling back in time. Imagine Notre Dame de Paris encircled by a mysterious tropical mangrove swamp; the Loire valley rising from a forgotten lagoon; Mont Saint Michel looming over a smoking volcanic plain. This spectacular production shows how firmly the wonders of modern France are rooted in its fabulous past. None of the marvels that make the country famous today could have existed without those primal origins. Using cinematic compositing and matte painting techniques, present and past collide in a unique documentary show for all viewers.

Cité Universitaire de Paris: The French campus that defies war.

Sophie Adenot, the French astronaut reaching for the stars.

French prisons: A ticking time bomb.

Can Christmas save France's châteaux?

Avalanches in the Alps: Embedded with France's mountain rescue teams.

How to survive on the streets of Paris? Two homeless people tell their stories.

Meet the French expats living off the grid.

Toxic beginnings: Babies exposed to pesticides in the womb.

France's fight against violent extremism, 10 years after the Paris attacks.

Online scams: How our personal data is being used against us.

Africa Fashion: A continent of style comes to Paris.

Cannes 2026: Park Chan-wook and Demi Moore ready to judge festival contenders.

War and creativity: Lebanese artists reflect on crisis.

By tortillards or small mountain trains, the Pyrenean journey offers beautiful discoveries, in isolated valleys, at the foot of peaks and in untamed nature. Peasants, shepherds, craftsmen, young people "back to the land", all claim their roots and speak happily of their daily life. From the Mediterranean to the Atlantic, the trains of the Pyrenees reveal surprising encounters.

The rise of Michelin, the living symbol of a company that embodies the history of 19th century independent capitalism, and which has always bounced back in the face of change.

Furniture of Louis XIV, Louis XV, Marie-Antoinette and Louis XVI, here are unique pieces with amazing stories to tell.

Inspired by ancient Nordic legends of a princess transformed into a swan by an evil sorcerer, "The Swan Lake" gave birth to a myth of a swan dancer, a ballerina par excellence.