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Buildings on Place Saint-Michel in Paris

Business · Nov 6, 2026Laforêt Collection: what the move upmarket means for estate agenciesThe property network is launching a brand specialising in character properties. It is a diversification bet, not a result already achieved.

A technician works on a NERSC server rack in 2011, in an archive photograph.

Technology · Nov 6, 2026Qwen: why an AI installed locally must also have limited accessCohere reports unexpected behaviour from Qwen3.8. The published traces chiefly highlight an essential distinction: hosting a model and controlling its actions.

The Saint-Bénézet Bridge in Avignon in April 2024, illustrating the city where Manoléta is based.

Health · Nov 6, 2026Endometriosis: what support can you find from Manoléta in the Vaucluse?In Avignon, the Manoléta association supports people affected by endometriosis and those close to them. What is this support for, and how can you access it?

Kayna Samet on stage in 2005, archive photograph.

Music · Nov 6, 2026Kayna Samet: ‘Sabbara’, five tracks to place in a musical journeyReleased on 28 October, ‘Sabbara’ distils a personal project into five songs. From the themes outlined to earlier records, here are some pointers for discovering the EP without reducing it to a simple comeback.

Josh Homme and the audience during Queens of the Stone Age’s concert at Wembley, on 18 November 2017. Archive photo.

Music · Nov 6, 2026Queens of the Stone Age: with «Perfecth», what the studio keeps of playing togetherFrom the take of «Insignificant Other» that was kept to the detour through the catacombs, the band’s documented choices shed light on the links between the studio, its repertoire and the stage.

Old books at the Hendrik Conscience Heritage Library in Antwerp, in 2016. An illustration of written heritage.

Books · Nov 6, 2026Reading in Gaza: recovering the memory of libraries, beyond the lost booksTestimonies, archives and maps: Reading in Gaza documents reading spaces affected by the war. What this inventory preserves and what it cannot replace.

A hotel corridor lined with doors — illustrative photo, unrelated to the Les Trésoms hotel.

Performing arts · Nov 6, 2026In Annecy, “Entrez sans frapper” turns hotel rooms into a theatrical spaceFrom 13 November to 6 December 2026, D’Aucuns Disent returns to Les Trésoms. The format, routes, times and accessibility: what to know before booking.

Consumer processors and graphics card on a table, illustrative photograph.

Technology · Nov 6, 2026Vera Rubin: what memory bandwidths really tell us about performanceHBM4 memory, NVLink and application speed: three concepts to distinguish when understanding the specifications of Nvidia’s platform.

Panoramic view of Belval, with buildings and green spaces in the foreground.

Society · Nov 4, 2026Belvie and Belvaux: what the new footbridge is meant to connectThe walking and cycling link was put in place on 28 October. Its value will depend on the access routes still to be completed and the connection between the future Belvie neighbourhood and Belvaux.

Grassland and water in a wetland at Lake Andes, South Dakota

Nature and environment · Nov 4, 2026After COP17, financing nature also means reviewing the spending that harms itBiodiversity pledges do not tell the whole story. UN and IISD figures invite us to distinguish between money announced, harmful spending and benefits that have actually been assessed.

A computer and accessories on a light-coloured desk in a workspace.

AI · Nov 4, 2026AI at work: why time saved does not always mean money savedA Gartner figure has reignited the debate over the savings promised by AI. To understand it, we need to distinguish between a task completed faster, an expense avoided and a service genuinely improved.

Aircraft and rockets on display on the tarmac at the Air and Space Museum in Le Bourget.

AI · Nov 4, 2026“Cap sur l’IA” at Le Bourget: learning to question a demonstrationAt the Air and Space Museum, an exhibition invites visitors to experiment with and discuss artificial intelligence. An opportunity to learn to distinguish an impressive result from a genuinely reliable system.