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Technology · Nov 11, 2026Airalo rolls out a single eSIM: calls and texts remain tied to the planAiralo is gradually launching a reusable eSIM for different destinations. A one-time installation does not mean that every plan includes calls and texts: these features have been announced for one specific global plan.

Sailing boats off a rocky Mediterranean coastline.

Nature and environment · Nov 11, 2026Marine protected areas in Europe: a boundary is not enoughThe European Union has designated nearly 14% of its marine waters as protected, but these boundaries guarantee neither appropriate restrictions nor effective management. A report by the European Court of Auditors details the gaps and obstacles.

The Adolphe Bridge, its arches and the trees in Luxembourg’s Pétrusse Valley.

Economy · Nov 11, 2026Public investment: what the IMF is examining in LuxembourgAn IMF mission is examining the management of public investment in Luxembourg from 11 to 24 November. Here is how PIMA and its climate module assess planning, selection, implementation and maintenance.

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.

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Nature and environment · Nov 11, 2026In Bali, protecting fireflies also means working in the fieldsIn Taro, Bali, a programme combines firefly breeding with an agricultural transition. The first local counts reported are encouraging, but habitat restoration remains essential.

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Innovation · Nov 11, 2026Amazon’s Ring wants to move surveillance with a drone and a robotRing has announced a home surveillance drone and a patrol robot for businesses. Their launch, reliance on the cloud and rules governing access to videos will determine what these devices can actually change.

Oil pumps in the Lost Hills oil field, California, at sunset.

Finance · Nov 11, 2026Why are banks still financing fossil fuels?Banks’ climate commitments coexist with fossil fuel financing. The figures for 2024, the role of interest rates and the possible shift of credit to markets: the mechanisms behind this discrepancy.

René Goscinny and Morris present a Lucky Luke album in Amsterdam.

Books · Nov 11, 2026Lucky Luke at 80: how a hero spans generationsAt 80, Lucky Luke remains a recognisable hero, but his albums change hands and subject matter. “Saint Lucky Luke” shows how a series can renew itself without confusing continuity with repetition.

Photographer Wolfgang Tillmans at the K21 museum in Düsseldorf.

Visual arts · Nov 11, 2026Wolfgang Tillmans, or how photography chooses the everydayFrom portraits to ‘Paper Drop’, Wolfgang Tillmans makes the everyday material to be selected and arranged. His unframed prints also invite us to see photography as an object made of paper, exposed to time and space.

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.

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Fashion · Nov 11, 2026Maternity fashion: how an adaptable garment accommodates changes in the bodyFrom a shirt with a box pleat to garments described as wearable after childbirth, Rosalba Collection is betting on adaptable cuts. What does this promise mean in practice?

Cream-white flowers of Sarcococca confusa among its evergreen leaves.

Nature and environment · Nov 11, 2026Sarcococca: a winter fragrance in just the right place in the gardenEvergreen and fragrant in winter, sarcococca can suit shady spots. However, the choice of species, soil moisture and exposure determine where it belongs in the garden.