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Eighteen tons of bananas are collected by Ignacio and his team during a 20-hour round trip through the challenging terrain of the Vraem region.
The Duke of Wellington's military strategies, particularly at the Battle of Waterloo in 1815, were pivotal in defeating Napoleon Bonaparte and reshaping Europe.
Gustavus Adolphus, Sweden's greatest king, is examined through his military strategies and pivotal battles that significantly influenced Swedish history.
Rasputin, the controversial advisor to Tsar Nicholas II and Tsarina Alexandra, played a significant role in the political turmoil of early 20th century Russia.
Footage from 1994 shows mercenaries in Angola as the MPLA seeks military help to secure victory at any cost.
In Mubende, 4,000 Ugandans are evicted for a coffee plantation by the Neumann group in 2001.
South America covers an area of 17,840,000 square kilometers and is home to more than 434 million people as of 2021.
Mombasa, Kenya's oldest city, has a population of approximately 1.2 million and was a significant trading center as early as the 12th century.
Guadeloupe's diverse ecosystems showcase unique flora and fauna, highlighting the intricate balance of nature in this Caribbean archipelago.
A passenger train has not left the small town in 20 years, leaving residents to reflect on their choices and the lives they might have led.
In eight countries, Guillermo Vargas and José Luis Vargas explore how coffee and tea serve as a universal language that connects diverse cultures.
Ten years of communication through glass ends with a first hug, marking a significant moment for a man recently released from death row.
Chile's coffee shops serve lattes with scantily clad waitresses, redefining coffee culture.
A coffee cooperative in the remote village of Kamiyagomo won a national competition for the first time, marking a significant achievement for the community.
Israel is only 69 years old, and Conan suggests that true peace requires personal connections, like barbecuing and playing soccer together.
Ariel Duam Ross reports on coffee leaf rust threatening crops in Veracruz, Mexico.
Crispy Cream revolutionizes donut production and branding, becoming a cultural icon.
Aleta estate green coffee is sold for $29 a cup, showcasing high-end coffee culture.
A 33-year-old fox lives with his controlling mother, following a monotonous routine until a wolf repairman arrives to fix their broken washing machine.
One pilot manages a flight with an engine problem and turbulence while humorously discussing the situation with a light-hearted tone.
Swipe on Sky News showcases the UK's first 4DX cinema experience with scents and moving seats.
Starbucks opens its largest outlet in the world, a premium roastery in Shanghai, to strengthen its presence in the rapidly growing Chinese market.
Katie and Tommy show how to brew coffee using beans from Aida Bhatia in El Salvador.
Caffeine, a molecule produced independently by various flowering plants, evolved multiple times across distantly-related lineages, influencing global consumption patterns.
By 2050, suitable land for coffee production could shrink by half due to climate change, threatening the livelihoods of 125 million people worldwide.
