Alarming analysis of mineral water in France
PFAS chemicals—used for decades in food packaging, waterproof textiles, and hundreds of other industrial and consumer products—have accumulated in water, soil, and air.
Dangerous TikTok challenge claims victims
Another young life destroyed by a 'challenge' circulating on social media. In London, Freddie Davis, 11, died in his bed after inhaling a deodorant spray containing butane, a propellant commonly used in aerosol cans. The conclusion of the investigation into his death in January 2025 has re-focused the spotlight on an extremely dangerous practice known as chroming, a 'challenge' that went viral via videos on TikTok and YouTube.
Extremely rare unicornfish found washed up on Mediterranean coast
On the beach of the Milazzo Tennis and Sailing Club, in the province of Messina (Italy), an unexpected guest has appeared, a creature that rarely shows itself.
New EU rules on fish traceability: what impacts for businesses and consumers?
From 2026, traceability of fish and aquaculture products in the European Union will be entirely digital. This is provided for in Regulation (EU) 2023/2842.
Targeted by French tax authorities, Angèle makes a major clarification
On February 16, the Belgian singer backtracked on the announcement of an investigation by the French tax authorities, who accuse her of concealing income from the tax authorities.
Mexico in chaos after liquidation of 'El Mencho' drug boss
Mexico's most wanted drug lord, El Mencho', or Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, has been killed in a military operation. The move is considered far from out of the blue; it follows Trump's mounting pressure on Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum to crack down on drug trafficking. In fact, the United States had already warned that it might intervene itself if Mexico did not act more aggressively against the cartels. And so it did, but at what cost?
La Sagrada Familia is now the world's tallest church
With the installation of the upper arm of the cross over the tower of Jesus Christ, La Sagrada Familia has written a new page in architectural history.
"Enough horror, I don't want to live feeling like a victim anymore": Gisèle Pelicot's testimony shakes the world
Even before you open the book, the title perplexes you, like an unresolvable contradiction: A hymn to life.
Two friends, one blind and the other armless, plant over 10,000 trees to create a forest
At first, nobody believed in their project. The first year, almost all saplings perished due to drought. But the two friends never gave up.
U2's surprise album against ICE and Trump
Nine years after their last album, U2 returns with a surprising project: the Days of Ash EP. It's not about the new album to be released, but an urgent and committed work, made up of five songs and a recited poem, designed to respond to the violence of ICE, Trumpism, the war in Ukraine and the tragedy in Gaza.