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Robert Caro seated in a red armchair at the LBJ Presidential Library, in April 2019.Books · Nov 12, 2026« The Power Broker » in French: understanding the power behind New YorkThe French edition of « The Power Broker » makes Robert Caro’s investigation of Robert Moses accessible: how an unelected administrator shaped New York and the lives of its residents.The Chamber of Skilled Trades and Crafts building in Kirchberg, photographed in April 2021.Education · Nov 12, 2026ESSCA in Kirchberg: what to check before choosing your courseESSCA’s Kirchberg campus focuses on management and finance. Programmes, placements and degree recognition: what to check before choosing.A few euro coins placed on a light-coloured fabric.Economy · Nov 11, 2026Unexpected expenses: 21.8% of residents say they could not copeEurostat data for 2025 reveal wide differences by household and age. People living in a household with one adult and dependent children are particularly exposed.A green and blue Chargy charging point installed near Colmar-Berg railway station.Environment · Nov 11, 2026Klimabonus Mobilitéit: what is changing for cars and charging points until 2030The Klimabonus Mobilitéit has been extended until 2030. From 2027, some car dealers will be able to deduct the grant from the bill for a new vehicle; grants for charging points follow separate timetables and caps.The buildings and courtyard of Neimënster Abbey in Luxembourg’s Grund district.Finance · Nov 11, 2026Inclusive finance: three models vying for the prize in LuxembourgChancen International, Fundación Paraguaya and iFarmer offer three different ways to support young people: financing training based on future income, combining credit and mentoring, or supporting an agricultural business. The prize winner will be announced on 12 November at the EIB.A flexible yellow tape measure, folded on a grey background.Health · Nov 11, 2026Obesity: what BMI measures, and what it does not tell usA study reanalysing data from 844 108 adults sheds light on what waist circumference and assessments of organ function add beyond BMI.A group of brown-capped fungi growing at the foot of an embankment covered in plant debris.Basic science · Nov 11, 2026Why fungi are neither plants nor animalsNeither plants nor animals, fungi are distinguished by how they feed, the organisation of their bodies and their place in the evolutionary tree.A boat near the shore of Lake Turkana in Kenya, with mountains on the horizon.Nature and environment · Nov 11, 2026In Kenya, drought is transforming the Daasanach pastoral way of lifeIn northern Kenya, a drought from 2020 to 2023 reduced Daasanach herds and changed diets, mobility and livelihoods. Monitoring through to 2024 reveals an uneven recovery: reported insecurity eased faster than livestock losses, while some nutritional effects persisted.A Ring video doorbell installed beside a door.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.Reda Kateb at the press conference for Django at the 2017 Berlinale.Performing arts · Nov 11, 2026‘La mort du Môme’: the intimate on stage at La CollineAt La Colline, Sébastien Kheroufi takes a family bereavement as the starting point for a tragedy about exile, inheritance and the place of children. An overview of the project and its stated form.An employment agency in Épernay under the former Pôle emploi nameJobs · Nov 11, 2026Youth unemployment: what the 21% rate in France measuresThe French unemployment rate for 15-24-year-olds stands at 21%. It applies to young people who are economically active, not the entire age group: the employment rate offers another perspective on their place in the workforce.The Pajaro River in CaliforniaClimate · Nov 11, 2026In Watsonville, Hope Village adapts accommodation to heat and floodingIn Watsonville, Hope Village provides accommodation for people experiencing homelessness in a 34-bed centre designed to better manage heat and flood risk. What insulation and raising buildings can achieve, and what they cannot guarantee.
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