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An open book on a table, beside a phone and a cup.Books · Nov 11, 2026“La grande dépossession”: what AI does in our placeIn “La grande dépossession”, Fateh Amroune and Abdu Gnaba shift the debate on AI: beyond jobs, what do we lose when we entrust it with tasks that also contribute to learning and judgement?The faders, buttons and screens of a Yamaha M7CL digital mixing console.Music · Nov 11, 2026Corto.alto: how « SOME SMALL FORTUNE » expands the collectiveWith « SOME SMALL FORTUNE », Liam Shortall expands corto.alto’s collective without shifting its centre: his Glasgow group and production work provide a framework for a wide range of collaborations.Reda Kateb at the press conference for Django at the 2017 Berlinale.Performing arts · Nov 11, 2026‘La mort du Môme’: the intimate on stage at La CollineAt La Colline, Sébastien Kheroufi takes a family bereavement as the starting point for a tragedy about exile, inheritance and the place of children. An overview of the project and its stated form.The façade of the Opéra de Lausanne, on a square at dusk.Music · Nov 11, 2026Renée Auphan: from singing to opera managementTrained as a soprano, Renée Auphan led opera houses in Lausanne, Geneva and Marseille. Her career reveals the artistic work and the decisions that shape an opera house.Yellow robotic arms in an industrial facility.Business · Nov 11, 2026France 2030 backs 13 industrial projects, from chemicals to equipmentThirteen industrial projects are being supported through France 2030’s “Première Usine” (“First Factory”) call for projects. Their activities range from materials recycling to equipment manufacturing, but selection does not mean that the sites are already in production.A Luxembourg CGDIS vehicle displayed at the National Fire and Rescue Centre.Greater Region · Nov 11, 2026In Aubange, emergency services from three countries test their coordinationOn 10 November, nearly 100 Belgian, French and Luxembourgish responders took part in a hazardous materials accident simulation in Aubange. The exercise aimed to test coordination between the services.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.The auditorium of the Théâtre du Châtelet in ParisPerforming arts · Nov 11, 2026“Les Misérables”: how a French adaptation conquered stages around the worldFirst staged in Paris in 1980 and then reworked for London in 1985, the musical “Les Misérables” returns to the Châtelet from 11 November 2026 to 10 January 2027. A look back at the stages that turned a French adaptation into an international success.Stands and visitors at Paris Photo beneath the glass roof of the Grand PalaisVisual arts · Nov 11, 2026Paris Photo 2026: from the Centre Pompidou collection to digital imagesFrom 12 to 15 November 2026, Paris Photo brings prints, books and digital images together at the Grand Palais. A guide to the sectors and the Centre Pompidou exhibition.A CGDIS ambulance on a street in DiekirchSociety · Nov 11, 2026Why the CGDIS is building a logistics centre at MierscherbiergAt Mierscherbierg, the CGDIS’s future centre is set to bring together vehicle maintenance, equipment storage and logistics functions. Funding, timetable and the practical role of this national infrastructure.Catering under a tent at an event hosted by the Canadian Film CentreCinema · Nov 8, 2026Film catering: feeding a crew to the rhythm of the setOn a film set, the canteen has to keep up with changes of location and schedule. Vincent Vial’s account sheds light on the challenges of mobile catering.Carlos Alcaraz preparing to hit a shot in Monte CarloTennis · Nov 8, 2026Alcaraz beats Shelton to win his first Rolex Paris MastersCarlos Alcaraz beats Ben Shelton 7-6 (7/5), 7-5 in the Rolex Paris Masters final. Missed break-point chances in the first set and the Spaniard’s immediate response in the second shed light on how the victory unfolded.
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