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Observatoire 360°: four questions for schools and familiesOn 27 October at the Forum Geesseknäppchen, a half-day event will bring together research and practice on behaviour, cyberbullying, screens and AI. Parents and professionals are concerned.
Before investing: read the fees, risks and exit termsThe key information document accompanies products covered by the PRIIPs Regulation. The CSSF reminds investors that it must be provided before they commit: an opportunity to ask questions, not a guarantee of returns.
Quantum vacuum: a repulsion to put to the testPhysicists at the University of Luxembourg predict a repulsive interaction between atoms. Its dependence on distance recalls gravity, but its origin is electromagnetic and its detection remains to be explored.
At a rally, the best spot is chosen before the startDesignated areas, access and marshals: the FIA’s pointers for watching a stage. Each organiser’s instructions remain essential on site.
Halloween at the Philharmonie: choosing by age and languageOn 24 and 25 October, the family festival will combine workshops, stories and music. When planning your visit, the recommended age and language are more useful than simply choosing a time slot.
Restored film: what the 4K label doesn’t tell youBehind a new print are source materials, image choices and work on the sound. The restorations presented at Cannes in 2026 offer a practical way to see these differences.
Mondorf velodrome: a project that goes beyond the trackThe site visit on 21 September is a reminder of the various planned uses: cycling, training, education and hosting training camps. The press release gives no date for opening to the public.
OEKO-TEX STANDARD 100: understanding what the label coversA label is useful when you know what it checks. STANDARD 100 concerns substances tested for in textiles: this is different from proof of organic origin or social conditions in general.
Clothing: three things to check before you payComposition, size and care answer different questions. To choose a garment you’ll really wear, it’s best to consider all three together.
Cosmetics: the label tells more than just the formulaIngredients, period after opening, precautions and batch number answer different questions. A simple way to read a package without getting lost in the INCI list.
Perfumes: why labels may get longer in 2026The European timetable strengthens the identification of fragrance allergens. A longer list does not necessarily mean a new formula: it is also important to understand the transition.
Refilling a beauty product: keep its instructions tooReusing a bottle should not mean losing the product’s ingredients, batch number or precautions. The right approach is to prepare the container and the information that will go with it.