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After Karak, Jordan strikes Syria, which reports civilian deathsAmman says it targeted groups linked to the attack on a church. Syrian authorities report civilian casualties and deplore the lack of prior coordination.
Cassava in Martinique: how to make informed choices in the face of chlordeconeWhen growing or buying cassava, its origin and knowledge of the soil matter. The JAFA programme provides free support to Martinique’s gardeners.
Rue Bender: police report knife threat against bar ownerA threat was reported on 25 October in the Gare district. A knife was found near the bar.
Denmark: bill sets out rules for teachers’ physical interventionIntroduced on 8 October 2026, Bill L 45 would widen the scope for physical intervention in response to serious disruption. The debate remains open, between protection and the risk of escalation.
SOS Méditerranée: from rescue to disembarkation, one and the same operationThe association’s tally, frozen on 2 October 2026, records 43,641 people rescued since 2016. Beyond bringing people aboard, rescue also involves disembarking them in a place of safety.
Recipes and AI: why click-free answers are putting websites at riskAI-generated summaries sometimes answer questions without sending users to the source website. Pew, the Reuters Institute and Google offer three perspectives that need to be distinguished.
Why soaring can take less energy than swimming: what 38 species revealA study published in October 2026 compares 17 years of movements by birds and bats. The condor barely flaps its wings, but its efficiency depends on air currents.
‘One day we’ll make love’: forty-eight hours to meet on ARTEJérôme Bonnell’s miniseries follows Aurore and Noé over a weekend in Tours. Three episodes are scheduled on ARTE on 29 October, from 20:55.
In Italy, young people face a paradox: fewer in number, yet still disadvantagedRecord-low births, insecure jobs and graduate departures: Istat and OECD figures for 2026 explain why young people’s future is a national issue.
Line Renaud: from ‘The Archives of My Life’ to collective memoryPublished on 14 October 2026, Line Renaud’s book opens a window onto her memories. The donation of her archives and those of Loulou Gasté had been announced as early as May 2025.
Demonstrations ‘without violence in the past’: what the archives really tell us1789, May 68 and research into civil resistance: the past never simply pitted good, peaceful marches against bad, violent protests.
Cardiologist under investigation: what the CNS anomalies can establishIn Luxembourg, a complaint by the CNS led to a cardiologist’s arrest. The public prosecutor’s office describes statistical deviations and procedures to be checked; the profession reiterates its ethical requirements.