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Ukrainian chef Olga Martynovska standing in front of a stone wall.

Food and dining · Nov 11, 2026Olga Martynovska, Ukrainian chef and winner of the Golden SpoonWinner of the cooking prize at the 2026 Golden Spoon, Olga Martynovska links her journey between Ukraine and France to a project raising the profile of Ukrainian cuisine and women chefs.

A former Deutz mining locomotive on display in Hussigny-Godbrange.

Grand Est · Nov 11, 2026At Hussigny-Godbrange, the mine remains closed pending a study of the galleriesAt Hussigny-Godbrange, the galleries of the former iron mine are closed to the public. The managing association hopes to reopen in early 2027, after a stability study and the site has been brought into compliance.

A porcini mushroom in woodland

Food and dining · Nov 11, 2026Porcini: which preparation to choose and how to preserve your harvestPan-fried, velouté or slow-cooked stew: Landes chef François Castets’s ideas show how to adapt the preparation of porcini to their size and condition. Along with essential precautions for foraging and preservation.

Crowd in Pamplona’s town hall square at the start of the San Fermín festival

Basic science · Nov 10, 2026Why can a dense crowd start to sway?Crowd measurements in Pamplona reveal that a critical density can give rise to coordinated orbital movements. A model explains the role of confinement and a particular kind of friction.

Hire bikes parked in Luxembourg City

Society · Nov 8, 2026Cycling in Luxembourg: ProVelo wants a timetable for cycle pathsThe municipal concept identifies 21 active-mobility corridors and 30 connection points. ProVelo.lu welcomes the proposals, but is now calling for a timetable, priorities, budgets and responsibilities to be clearly published.

Watercress growing by the water

Food and dining · Nov 8, 2026Flacey watercress, from spring to plateIn Flacey, watercress is grown on the banks of the Flacière and sold, among other places, in Dijon. Whether raw in noodles or cooked in soup, it is easy to prepare, as long as you don’t confuse it with wild watercress.

A stethoscope resting on a light-coloured surface.

Health · Nov 8, 2026Perimenopause: recognising the transition without self-diagnosingPerimenopause can affect sleep, mood or concentration before periods stop. A guide to understanding the transition and preparing for a medical discussion without self-diagnosing.

Trees in a forest during a period of drought, illustrative photograph.

Nature and environment · Nov 8, 2026In Occitanie, stress on trees can continue after summerIn Occitanie, the heat and lack of rain in summer 2026 put trees under strain. Understanding water stress helps distinguish early leaf fall from decline or death, and shows why the effects can last.

A BellaBot service robot in a restaurant, illustrative photograph.

Technology · Nov 8, 2026Robia and Jojo, the Pakistani robots serving dishes in KarachiIn Karachi, Robia and Jojo bring dishes to the tables, but taking orders and clearing plates remain human tasks. A concrete example of service robotics, distinct from functions announced for the future.

Pedestrians walking along a street in Nairobi, illustrative photograph.

Science · Nov 8, 2026Why groups of walkers sometimes turn leftA study conducted in Spain and Japan finds an average bias towards the left in walking experiments. It links this to individual tendencies, without identifying their origin or presenting it as a universal rule.

A stethoscope on a dark background, illustrative photograph.

Health · Nov 8, 2026Mont-Saint-Martin: births and local care at the heart of the campaignAfter the demonstration on 7 November, the issue needs to be read in chronological order: a planned transfer, medical difficulties and announced local services are not all at the same stage of progress.

An Asian hornet, Vespa velutina, photographed in Belgium, illustrative image.

Society · Nov 8, 2026In the Grund, removing a nest is not enough to resolve the Asian hornet problemAn operation followed by RTL shows how a nest is dealt with in practice. An established species, identification and reports: useful points for understanding the response in Luxembourg.