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Working pulp on a machine at the Sèvres manufactory, 2013 archiveBusiness · Oct 20, 2026Industry in France: less energy, but what gain?France’s 2025 review distinguishes between consumption, intensity and prices. Three measures are needed to understand a fall without too quickly attributing it to a cause.Bookcases and reading tables in the BnF’s Oval Room at RichelieuFrance · Oct 20, 2026What France keeps from its publicationsThe BnF’s 2025 figures bring together books, sound recordings and billions of web addresses. Legal deposit also shows how preservation is adapting to digital publications.CGDIS ambulance in Luxembourg, photographed in 2021Innovation · Oct 20, 20266G-CARE: remote care put to the testThe LIST is coordinating three years of European trials. In Luxembourg, rehabilitation and support for ambulance crews are intended to measure the value of advanced connections.Facade of the Central Bank of Luxembourg viewed from the streetEconomy · Oct 20, 2026Luxembourg: what lies behind the external surplusLuxembourg’s current account returned to surplus in the first half of 2026. Goods, services and statistical revisions explain contrasting developments.Facade of the National Centre for Costume and Stage, behind its gateway in MoulinsFashion · Oct 20, 2026At the CNCS, costumes’ second life also unfolds flatIn Moulins, the CNCS’s twentieth-anniversary exhibition opens up the behind-the-scenes world of its collections. Why does a garment made for movement become an object that must be protected from its own weight?Structures and equipment of the ATLAS detector at CERN, photographed in September 2019Basic science · Oct 3, 2026ATLAS: two photons put matter to the testA rare interaction involving W bosons has been observed in LHC data. The result, presented in September, strengthens a test of electroweak theory.TGV and ICE trains at a platform in Frankfurt, photograph from July 2009Europe · Oct 2, 2026One ticket for several trains: European project moves forwardBooking a journey with several operators in a single transaction: that is the aim of a European project presented in May. The file appears in the documents for a Council meeting on 1 October.Two players on a squash court in The Hague, archive image from 2006Sport · Oct 2, 2026Squash: Pétange open the Cup with a 4–0 winPétange A won all four of their individual matches against Sandweiler A on 23 September. The score sheets published by the federation also show two ties ending with two wins apiece.Construction site for the LSST and LZ research facilities at the SLAC laboratoryBasic science · Oct 2, 2026Dark matter: a signal to be confirmedThe LUX-ZEPLIN experiment has detected an unusual interaction in its data. The team wants to understand its origin, without announcing a discovery of dark matter.Close-up of a green-and-black ball in the net.Football · Oct 2, 2026Virton–Eupen 2001: the match that opened the door to Division 221 April 2001 remains a landmark in Virton’s history. The club’s history records a 2–1 victory, decisive in its first promotion to the second division.A white ball on the pitch, against the net of a goal.Football · Oct 2, 2026Virton: ten points and two goals conceded in five matchesThree wins, a draw and a defeat: the Gaumais’ first league results provide a statistical basis for their return to the Challenger Pro League.Landing in the sand at DécaNation 2014Athletics · Oct 2, 2026Tokyo 1991: the centimetres and the wind in the Powell–Lewis duelOn 30 August 1991, Mike Powell won with 8.95 m. The competition is a reminder of why the distance recorded and the ratification of a record are two different matters.
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