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Corsica: what the Senate’s rejection of the constitutional amendment blocksThe Senate rejected the bill on 26 October, by 181 votes to 134. Amending the Constitution requires the agreement of both houses: the National Assembly’s vote in June is not enough.
Azulejo: five viewpoints for organ and saxhornsLaurent Durupt pairs an organ with a saxhorn quartet in five movements that can be played in any order. The image of ceramic tiles illuminates the structure of this work, recorded in 2024.
Amine Kessaci: from the Conscience association to Marseille City HallHis commitment did not begin with family tragedies. Founded around environmental issues in 2020, Conscience’s work expanded to supporting families; Amine Kessaci now also holds municipal office.
Shrek at the Folies Bergère: the fairy tale comes to life with a French cast and voicesJeff Broussoux plays the ogre and Anaïs Delva the Princess Fiona in the production adapted and directed by Philippe Hersen. Cast, announced plans and practical details for this family show.
Fontaines D.C.: Dopamine Chamber extends the transformation of RomanceReleased on 16 October 2026, the Irish band’s fifth album brings James Ford on board as producer and features Rosalía on one track. An album to look at beyond the post-punk label.
Ethiopia: in Tigray, peace remains a political undertakingMilitary control of a city and implementation of a peace agreement are two distinct steps.
‘Fudge’: Michael Kiwanuka takes charge of productionReleased on 23 October, his fifth album puts the spotlight on working in a small studio. This independence still involves collaborators.
“Gloomy Sunday”: how a song became a disturbing legendA Hungarian song from the 1930s reputed to be “dangerous”: what do the archives really prove about “Gloomy Sunday”, the alleged bans and its cover versions?
US midterms: what the figures on AI-generated adverts measureA university monitoring project identified 220 political adverts involving AI. The associated $137 million represents advertising spend, not the cost of creating them.
Most widely spoken languages: what a ranking really countsCounting a language learnt in childhood or one used at work produces different results. In Luxembourg, the census shows why the question being asked matters as much as the figure.
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.