A journalist can hardly explain anything without answering "Where?" and “Why here?”. Geography provides the spatial dimension to complex explanations of the world. Geography, like Journalism, is an invitation to know the world. But Geography has its own objects of study: to grasp the relationship between women and men and their immediate and remote physical environment and to discover the spatial distributions and configurations of physical and human phenomena. Geography also has its own working methods and language, cartography.

Numerous current global and local problems with very important media coverage have an eminently geographical or territorial component: the difficulty of access to decent housing, the unequal impact of Covid-19, the immigration of people due to territorial conflicts, the situations of famine, natural disasters and climate change, electronic commerce, the aging of the population ... Geography is therefore justified as a discipline that helps to understand the enormous complexity of these and other processes, while offering tools, maps, which are very attractive for their ability to synthesize reality.