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Riots or armed conflict: what words change in lawImages of violence may be enough to make the expression “civil war” circulate. Humanitarian law examines more precise elements: the intensity of the fighting and the organisation of the groups involved.
After 24 October, CGT calls strike for 5 NovemberThe union announces a new day of strikes and demonstrations. The figures for 24 October should be read with two separate participation counts and provisional security figures.
Algeria–Niger: what the vote on sending troops authorisesFollowing the parliamentary vote on 25 October, Algiers is planning a deployment to Madama. The timetable and troop numbers remain unknown in information available on 26 October.
Starship: why orbital refuelling remains a decisive stepMoving liquid within a spacecraft and refuelling another vehicle are two different steps. NASA documents shed light on what separates them.
Agnès Varda: what her photographs make of everyday lifeA child with angel wings, a courtyard turned into a gallery, familiar objects: three clues to discovering Agnès Varda’s photographic work.
Li Auto prepares European launch for early 2027: the announced stepsThe Li 6 is due to arrive first in the Netherlands and Norway. The announcement also includes a service network, whose roll-out remains to be seen.
Parcoursup in 2027, replacement in 2028: what has been announcedThe French government promises to make Parcoursup more transparent from 2027, before replacing it in 2028. Additional places, classes of 28 pupils and renovations: the real timetable.
Commercial negotiations in France in 2027: why some suppliers must sign by JanuaryA French law sets 31 January 2027 as the deadline for certain agreements involving suppliers below the €350 million threshold. Watch out for consolidated turnover and exclusions.
Low prices: what Action’s model changes in the shopping basketStandardised costs, frequent new arrivals and comparison of pack sizes: understanding the appeal of discount shopping without confusing low prices with savings on total spending.
Pierre Génisson: with Weber, several sides of the clarinetDue out on 30 October, the clarinettist’s double album brings together orchestra, piano and quartet. A guide to the programme and a career spanning a range of repertoires.
After the ISS: Europe prepares for stays in orbit, with no successor yet guaranteedThe agreement between ESA and Vast opens up a possibility for European astronauts. But preparing missions on commercial stations guarantees neither their timetable nor an uninterrupted transition.
Luxembourg–Marseille by train: the direct service avoids changes, not stopsA direct service links Luxembourg to Marseille in the timetable for 27 October. Other journeys are faster, but require changes: journey time alone is not enough to choose.