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- Season 0 2017-01-07
- Season 1 1990-12-12
- Season 2 1991-01-09
- Season 3 1992-01-11
- Season 4 1993-09-17
- Season 5 1994-01-15
- Season 6 1995-01-28
- Season 7 1996-01-06
- Season 8 1997-02-22
- Season 9 1998-01-10
- Season 10 1999-01-09
- Season 11 2000-01-01
- Season 12 2001-01-06
- Season 13 2002-01-12
- Season 14 2003-01-11
- Season 15 2004-01-07
- Season 16 2005-01-05
- Season 17 2006-01-04
- Season 18 2007-01-03
- Season 19 2008-01-05
- Season 20 2009-01-18
- Season 21 2010-01-06
- Season 22 2011-01-01
- Season 23 2012-01-10
- Season 24 2013-01-12
- Season 25 2014-01-11
- Season 26 2015-01-10
- Season 27 2016-01-09
- Season 28 2017-01-14
- Season 29 2018-01-06
- Season 30 2019-01-12
- Season 31 2020-01-18
- Season 32 2021-01-09
- Season 33 2022-01-08
- Season 34 2023-01-07
- Season 35 2024-01-06
Season 35 Episode
- Season 35 Cyprus: the island of division
- Season 35 Arctic-Antarctica: the world of the poles
- Season 35 Nigeria: The Giant's Faults
- Season 35 New Zealand: A country that stands apart?
- Season 35 California: the limits of the model
- Season 35 Ukraine-Russia: the Crimea issue
- Season 35 Malaysia: The Malacca Stakes
- Season 35 Mongolia: between Russia and China, a unique path
- Season 35 Indian Ocean: New Delhi and the sea
- Season 35 Strait of Gibraltar, between Europe and Africa
- Season 35 Freedom of the press, antidote to tyranny
- Season 35 European Union: a tilt towards the East?
- Season 35 Persian Gulf: The Sea of the Middle East
- Season 35 Lebanon: Others' Wars
- Season 35 Episode 15
- Season 35 Olympic Games: a geopolitical flame
- Season 35 Wind-solar: a revolution?
- Season 35 Armenia: Small Country, Big History
- Season 35 Maritime power: a key issue of the 21st century
- Season 35 Drugs: New Trade Routes
- Season 35 Episode 21
Mapping the World - Season 35 Episode 8 Mongolia: between Russia and China, a unique path
8.00 10 minutes "Mapping the World" introduces you to Mongolia, a mysterious country wedged between two giants, China and Russia. When we talk about Mongolia, we immediately think of its immense steppes, its nomadic horsemen, its yurts and its yaks; but Mongolia is also a country with rich subsoils, a rapidly expanding capital (Ulan Bator) and a living democracy.
How did Mongolia, a country of barely three million inhabitants totally landlocked between two of the most implacable dictatorships on the planet, manage to establish a genuine democratic regime? Between Vladimir Putin and Xi Jinping, Ulaanbaatar has managed to chart its course and has even developed relations with other democracies in the world: the "third neighbor strategy".
