All over the world, reporters and correspondents from Europe 1 explore and recount the daily life of other cultures, their perception of current events and of our country.

Long-format reports and fascinating guests.

A sound journey to open the mind and discover the unknown.

On the program of the Carnets du monde this Sunday, June 27:

  • Sunken islands, off the coast of Panama

    , are warning signs in the face of global warming and its consequences: rising sea levels, displaced populations… nothing that the IPCC has not modeled for years. 

    Report and interview with François Gémenne

    , specialist in environmental and migration geopolitics, researcher at the University of Liège, in Belgium, and author of the IPCC reports

  • The ultra-conservative Ebrahim Raïssi has just been elected President of the Republic of Iran, with this victory burying the hopes for reform of more than two-thirds of a country, abstainers, and of the youth in particular. 

    Report and interview with Clément Therme

    , associate researcher at the European University Institute in Florence

  • Geographies of our superstitions

     : witch hunts in 

    Malawi

    , faith in everyday spirits in 

    Russia

    , reading the future in coffee grounds in 

    Turkey

     or cheat sheet for the lotto in Naples, 

    Italy

    , beliefs are diverse and shape the daily life of populations. 

    Reports and decryption