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South Korea: the divided country that found its way

In barely fifty years, South Korea has become one of the world's richest countries. How? Thanks to an economic miracle based on the model of neighbouring Japan, between state intervention, liberalism, investment in research and development, the influence of "soft power"...

Presented by: Émilie Aubry.

Spain: restrained strength

An important country within Europe, Spain remains a modest actor on the international stage. Latin American influence lost to the USA, the chaos of the civil war and the Franco years, threat of Catalan separatism, economic and financial fragility... elements that, amongst others, have contributed to holding the country back.

Presented by: Émilie Aubry.

Côte d'Ivoire: an Africa where everything seems possible

Torn apart by civil war in the 2000s, Côte d'Ivoire today boasts one of Africa's most dynamic economies and has become the world's leading producer of cocoa beans. Yet geographical disparities, climate policy, social inequality and insecurity in its Sahel region continue to prevent it from reaching its full potential.

Presented by: Émilie Aubry.