Mapping the World · SEASON 33
Central Asia, Meeting Point of Cultures
Episode 17 · 2022-06-18
- Documentary
Episode overview
Against the backdrop of the Ukraine war, Central Asia is more than ever a geostrategic epicenter. Since the end of the Soviet Union, Kazakhstan, Uzbekistan, Tajikistan, Kyrgyzstan and Turkmenistan have long since found their way back to their identity and historical roots. What are the differences and similarities between these Central Asian countries little known to the West? [arte]
12 minutes
Season 33 episodes
1. Rhine and Danube: Two Rivers, Two Europes2022-01-08
2. USA vs China2022-01-29
3. Soccer - playing field of power?2022-02-05
4. Argentina: Country of Missed Opportunities2022-02-12
5. Soft Power - Universities at War2022-02-19
6. Putin and Ukraine: What Next?2022-03-05
7. The Weaponisation of Wheat2022-03-12
8. France: Still a Major Power?2022-03-19
9. Libya: A Global Power Struggle2022-03-26
10. Indonesia: An Archipelago With Potential2022-04-09
11. South Africa, the traces of the past2022-04-16
12. Fish: The globalized fishery2022-05-07
13. Democracies under pressure worldwide2022-05-14
14. Pacific Ocean - At the center of interests2022-05-21
15. Ukraine: The nuclear threat - A turning point?2022-06-04
16. Natural gas and oil: Do raw materials rule the world?2022-06-11
17. Central Asia, Meeting Point of Cultures2022-06-18
18. Chile: Hope for Change2022-08-20
19. The Balkans between West and East2022-08-27
20. China: The Sea, the Power and the (In)Law2022-09-03
21. Israel: Hopeless Conflict, New Alliances2022-09-10
22. Putin, the nostalgia of the empire2022-09-24
23. United Kingdom: the first effects of Brexit2022-10-01
24. Nuclear energy: obsolete or promising for the future2022-10-08
25. Special China2022-10-15
26. Iceland: Land of Fire and Ice2022-10-29
27. LGBT+ Rights in the World2022-11-05
28. Ecology: countries "greener" than others ?2022-11-12
29. Qatar, World Cup Host2022-11-19
30. Egypt: The Pharaoh Syndrome2022-12-03
