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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.
MORON Constructions is looking for masons specialising in stoneworkIn Beaumont-du-Périgord, the company is advertising a 39-hour permanent contract for candidates able to work on historic buildings. The advertised salary ranges from 2 080,39 to 2 500 € gross per month.
The Sarthe in comic-book form: a family through 1789–1914The album by Denys Ezquerra, Pascal Mariette and Timothée Tostivint links the history of the département with a family’s story. Its starting point invites readers to revisit the creation of the Sarthe in 1790.
Connected fridge and washing machine: five checks before paying moreScreens, apps and artificial intelligence are making their way into household appliances. Their usefulness also depends on updates, security and the functions available without an internet connection.
CDs, MP3s and streaming: why the ways we listen to music are diversifyingStreaming still dominates the global market, but CDs and local files retain their uses. Figures for 2025 published in 2026 shed light on the choice between access, collecting and autonomy.
Galileo: how Europe is preparing a new generation of satellitesESA has tested the reprogrammable brain of future Galileo satellites. To understand this innovation, we look at how Europe’s GPS works, its clocks, uses and planned developments.
Sophie Adenot, from cockpit to orbitBack from her mission, the test pilot embodies a technical profession. Her career and the protocols prepared for εpsilon shed light on its demands.
School: understanding the new curriculumIntroduced over two school years, the curriculum sets out shared objectives. For families, its value also lies in understanding reports and talking with the school.
Batteries: how long on the grid?New battery storage capacity deployed rose by 40% in 2025, according to the IEA. Power, duration and use help explain these installations.
Teachers: recognition is also measured by day-to-day workOn 5 October 2026, UNESCO puts teachers’ status at the heart of World Teachers’ Day. Recognition, autonomy and material resources provide three points of discussion.