ARTE in the news

Arte TV's episode 'Bulgarian Rose Gold: What Future?' covers daily reports on Europe's diverse and unprecedented realities.

Arte's program Tracks profiles a new wave of Moroccan rappers who address personal and often taboo subjects with a vulnerable yet protest-driven style.

Arte's documentary series "The Last Days of Kabul" dissects Afghanistan's turbulent recent history, from the fall of the USSR to the Taliban's resurgence, through diverse testimonies and archival footage.

The ARTE Concert Festival is returning for its 11th edition in autumn 2026 at La Gaîté Lyrique, featuring three days of free live performances and discussions, with streaming available online.

The documentary "A Home to Grow Up In" on arte.tv depicts children seeking a better life in a German foster home, supported by dedicated educators.

Arte's Tracks program features new Moroccan rappers who tackle sensitive topics like vulnerability and mental health.

Arte will broadcast AC/DC's iconic 1991 Donington Park concert, celebrating a pivotal moment in the band's history.

The article reviews a documentary on Arte.tv about children in a German social welfare home, detailing their struggles and sensitive interactions with caregivers.

The documentary "Belarus: Business with a dictatorship?" explores how the country under Alexander Lukashenka's authoritarian rule manages to bypass EU sanctions despite human rights violations.

ARTE Concert will broadcast AC/DC's legendary 1991 concert at Donington Park, showcasing their resurgence and iconic performance.

ARTE will air Clint Eastwood's "A Perfect World," a poignant 1993 road-movie about an escaped convict and his young hostage, exploring themes of fatherhood and freedom.

The article discusses actor David Thewlis's significant roles, particularly his performance in Mike Leigh's "Naked" and his portrayal of Lupin in the Harry Potter series.

This documentary by Amélie Harrault explores the birth and evolution of the Romantic movement in 19th-century Paris through key figures like Victor Hugo, Alexandre Dumas, and Eugène Delacroix.

The document describes a program on Arte about children growing up in a foster home with dedicated educators.

ARTE Journal is a daily Franco-German news program offering a European and cultural perspective on current events.

Arte, a European cultural channel, is preparing for the introduction of High Definition broadcasting by emphasizing traditional craft skills and in-house production expertise.

ARTE's documentary, "Venice - The Golden Age," explores 15th-century Venice's wealth, wonder, and violence through the story of Doge Francesco Foscari and his son.

ARTE Concert shared a 90-minute live session of DJ Rampa's performance at the Zürich Street Parade 2026 on August 8th.

A documentary on Arte.tv explores the construction of the Zanskar Highway in the Himalayas and its transformative impact on isolated communities.

The article reviews the Swedish series "Adulte, enfin presque !" on Arte.tv, which depicts a bride-to-be's internal struggles and doubts before her wedding.