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Close-up of the head and front legs of a black salamander with yellow spots on the ground.Nature and environment · Oct 26, 2026Newt or lizard: clues that help avoid false rulesThe fire salamander deposits larvae; the viviparous lizard can live in wet habitats. Two examples to help identify them without generalising.A brown American football lying on the grass.Sport · Oct 26, 2026NFL in France: Pittsburgh win 16–10 in first game at Saint-DenisThe 25 October match drew 78,488 paying spectators, according to the NFL. The Steelers contained the Saints after half-time and took their record to five wins.Brown-skinned cassava roots piled on a market stall.Food and dining · Oct 26, 2026Cassava: understanding the transformations behind the ingredientFrom the root to attiéké, preparation methods change the product. A book by Bernard Laurance invites readers to explore this culinary diversity.Georges Kars, Women Packing Lemons in Majorca, 1912: women work around yellow lemons in a blue composition.Visual arts · Oct 25, 2026Georges Kars at the mahJ: looking at a painter between Prague and ParisA scene of women packing lemons opens a window onto Georges Kars. Key details about the painter and the mahJ exhibition, open until 14 March 2027.Close-up of the eraser of a red pencil tucked between the pages of a book.Books · Oct 25, 2026« Litté(ratures) créatives »: making a text appear by erasing wordsRaphaële Vidaling offers a blackout poetry notebook: keep some words, hide the others and compose on the page. A gesture to understand before picking up a felt-tip pen.A common pipistrelle with its wings folded against a brick wall.Nature and environment · Oct 25, 2026Pipistrelle: insects to hunt and roosts to protectThe common pipistrelle also lives in the façades of buildings in Luxembourg. Its role as an insect hunter deserves more than a single figure: habitats, diet and precautions around roosts.Detail of a model of Sputnik 2 showing a representation of Laika in her compartment.Space · Oct 25, 2026Laika: why her 1957 flight was a first in orbitSputnik 2 put the first animal into orbit around the Earth. Flights had taken place before it, and no return was planned for the dog: the milestones of a historic mission.Four pieces of white sugar, one resting on a spoon, against a black background.Health · Oct 25, 2026Sugar and antibiotics: what a study of transplant patients showsHigher sugar consumption was associated with lower bacterial diversity while taking antibiotics. This finding in patients with blood cancer calls for clinical trials.Pink bell-shaped flowers of winter heather, Erica carnea.Lifestyle · Oct 25, 2026All Saints’ Day: choosing a pot plant beyond chrysanthemumsPansies, cyclamens or heathers: the plant’s precise name, its resistance to frost and its flowering season all help you choose a pot plant you can look after.A hand holding a television remote control.Business · Oct 25, 2026Netflix: profits rise after announcement of 1,000 job cutsThird-quarter 2026 results show revenue and profits growing. The reorganisation announced in October and advertising targets shed light on the group’s decisions.Aerial view of a wind turbine above fields in Lower Saxony, illustrative photograph.Nature and environment · Oct 25, 2026Wind turbines and bats: what nocturnal curtailment really provesFrench wind farms show a sharp fall in mortality after targeted shutdowns. Another study involving Luxembourg simulates their energy cost: the two sets of results do not measure the same thing.Laptop, mouse and phone on a desk, illustrative photograph from 2017.AI · Oct 25, 2026AI agents at work: what TheAgentCompany really measuresCarnegie Mellon’s test checks tasks in a simulated company. Its first scores date from 2024: they explain some limitations, but do not rank today’s AI systems.
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