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Singing microphone with its cable, illustrative photograph.Music · Nov 6, 2026In Vaux-le-Pénil, Les Enfants Protégés sing beyond the stageOn 28 November, the young troupe presents “Destination: Amitié”. A public event that extends its musical visits to care settings and its charitable work.Tables and chairs in an empty classroom at École Pascal, in ParisHealth · Nov 6, 2026Aubery Guiraute: teaching while living with epidermolysis bullosaIn Pau, this teacher and DEBRA France ambassador describes a life in which work is organised around medical care. Her story is one to understand without generalising from it.Blood donation in Piura, Peru; illustrative photograph.Health · Nov 4, 2026Blood donation in Luxembourg: after Guillaume’s donation, how to take partThe Grand Duke donated blood on 27 October. Beyond this gesture, here’s how to understand the appeal for donors and prepare for a visit to the transfusion centre.Three people preparing boxes of food productsFrance · Nov 4, 2026Food collection in Creuse: making useful donations from 6 to 8 NovemberWhat products are needed, how donations are handled and how to volunteer: what to know before the collection announced at more than thirty shops in Creuse.Volunteers prepare meal vouchers around a table for Wikimania 2016Society · Nov 4, 2026Volunteering in Luxembourg: finding a role that fits your real lifeA cause may appeal to you, but the role on offer may not fit your availability. Where should you look in Luxembourg, what questions should you ask, and how can you get started on a clear footing?Books on wooden shelves behind a table and two chairs.Books · Nov 1, 2026From ‘Rossignol’ to ‘Au-delà du ciel’: utopia still has stories to tellImagining a better world does not eliminate conflict. Three books offer ways to look differently at coexistence, progress and artificial intelligence.Moving boxes in a room lit by a window, illustrative photograph.Living · Nov 1, 2026They’re moving: practical help to leave an abusive homeWith Une Voix Pour Elles, moving and storage become tools for protection. In France, this support is arranged with a social worker and complements emergency services.Pink ribbon arranged in the shape of a heart on light-coloured fabric, a symbolic illustration of solidarity in the face of breast cancer.Cinema · Oct 28, 2026Among Others: a man with breast cancer on France 2Yoann Zimmer and Sofia Essaïdi play two patients brought together in hospital in Vania Leturcq’s TV film, scheduled for 28 October at 21:10 on France 2.Frontages, shops and passers-by on rue Aristide-Briand in LongwyFrance · Oct 28, 2026Insurance in France: understanding how riot risk is fundedThe French system distinguishes between funding by insurers, European authorisation and regulatory implementation. For a claim, the cover in the policy remains decisive.Two sets of blue and grey metal lockers in Brunswick, Germany, photographed in 2019. Image illustrating secure storage, not the premises of Au Bagage du Canal.Europe · Oct 28, 2026In Paris, lockers to keep belongings safe when you have nowhere to liveIn Paris’s 19th arrondissement, Au Bagage du Canal offers secure lockers and a welcoming community space. Why the service matters and how to access it.Amine Kessaci speaking into a microphone in Saint-Denis, 1 February 2026; archive photograph.Profiles & stories · Oct 27, 2026Amine 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.Three fuel storage tanks in Oulu, Finland, photographed in 2012.Europe · Oct 26, 2026Oil reserves: why 90 days does not guarantee three months’ supplyIn Luxembourg, as elsewhere in the European Union, emergency stocks are subject to precise rules. Their volume is not enough to predict how long a shortage will last.
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