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SOS Méditerranée: from rescue to disembarkation, one and the same operationThe association’s tally, frozen on 2 October 2026, records 43,641 people rescued since 2016. Beyond bringing people aboard, rescue also involves disembarking them in a place of safety.
Recipes and AI: why click-free answers are putting websites at riskAI-generated summaries sometimes answer questions without sending users to the source website. Pew, the Reuters Institute and Google offer three perspectives that need to be distinguished.
In Italy, young people face a paradox: fewer in number, yet still disadvantagedRecord-low births, insecure jobs and graduate departures: Istat and OECD figures for 2026 explain why young people’s future is a national issue.
Line Renaud: from ‘The Archives of My Life’ to collective memoryPublished on 14 October 2026, Line Renaud’s book opens a window onto her memories. The donation of her archives and those of Loulou Gasté had been announced as early as May 2025.
Demonstrations ‘without violence in the past’: what the archives really tell us1789, May 68 and research into civil resistance: the past never simply pitted good, peaceful marches against bad, violent protests.
Cardiologist under investigation: what the CNS anomalies can establishIn Luxembourg, a complaint by the CNS led to a cardiologist’s arrest. The public prosecutor’s office describes statistical deviations and procedures to be checked; the profession reiterates its ethical requirements.
France in 2050: ageing, climate and the choices to make todayBy 2050, 16.5% of people in France could be aged 75 or over, while climate adaptation is being prepared on a trajectory of +2.7 °C. The report « France 2035, France 2050 » sets out the trade-offs ahead.
Type 1 diabetes and sex: what a study of 110 encounters foundAmong 12 adults monitored with glucose sensors, no clinically significant hypoglycaemia was observed during 110 sexual encounters. Reassuring findings, but the study is too small to rule out all risk.
Bioconscience: looking at life without losing precisionMaxime Blondeau’s illustrated book brings science and philosophy together. The Svalbard Global Seed Vault offers a concrete example of the distinctions that need to be preserved.
Louvain: suspended sentences in the scam targeting Laurent and ClaireThe ruling of 26 October concerns accounts used to circulate money stolen from the Belgian princely couple. The author of the fake text message has not been identified, according to ROBtv.
Heavy legs: why moving your calves can help, and when to seek medical adviceWalking and ankle movements help with venous return. Sourced advice on limiting immobility, without confusing ordinary discomfort with warning signs.
The Doll Shop: lived experience of Japan turned into an interactive storyAtelier Sentô turns memories of Niigata into a work of fiction blending romance and horror. Released on 12 October, the game differs from its former free prototype.