Détroit d'Ormuz : la traversée du cargo géant Merete Maersk

Container ships, the invisible giants of global trade, transport 90% of the goods we consume. We'll follow the Merete Maerks, a 400-meter cargo ship, to explore the maritime industry that underpins the global economy. On board, a small crew of 23 manages thousands of containers. Here are the environmental and social challenges of this largely unregulated industry, which relies on low-cost labor. Through the Merete Maerks' journey from Busan to Rotterdam, we'll reveal the inner workings and vulnerabilities of global trade. Director: Nicolas Vescovacci, Alfred de Montesquiou 00:00 The Blood Network of the Global Economy 01:26 Exceptional Access: Aboard the Merete-Maersk 04:15 The Monster: 400m, Taller Than the Eiffel Tower 12:12 Camille, a Filipino Seaman Earning $1,000/Month 14:39 The Minimum Wage for Seamen: $6.25 Per Day 17:03 A Shipwreck Almost Every Two Days 26:17 What If China Invaded Taiwan? 44:25 Forced Diversion: Heading for Africa, +$500,000 57:16 The Baltimore Bridge Collapses: 6 Dead, $1 Billion in Damage 1:10:28 36 Tons Seized — Only 1% of Containers Checked