Artemis II: a mission full of records
La mission Artemis II n’est pas seulement le retour de l’humanité en orbite lunaire après plus d’un demi-siècle, mais aussi un vol chargé de premières historiques et symboliques.
Germany to introduce sugar tax and ban energy drinks for under 16s
Minister President of Schleswig-Holstein, Daniel Günther, has submitted a proposal to the Bundesrat to introduce a tax on sugary drinks and ban the sale of energy drinks to under 16s.
Zendaya announces she's "disappearing for a while"
Alors que l’année 2026 est une vraie réussite, l’actrice américaine a annoncé dans l’émission "Big Ticket" qu’elle comptait faire une pause.
Will Instagram stories soon be chargeable? Here's how the Meta tested subscription works
For the past few days, in Mexico, Japan and the Philippines, some Instagram users have been seeing a new option appear in their settings: a new paid subscription.
Moscow: no mobile Internet for days, return of walkie-talkies and suspicions of censorship
In Moscow, the mobile data network has been down or intermittent for several days now, and for millions of people, the smartphone has become an almost useless object.
Meghan and Harry: a fiction project no one expected
Malgré les rumeurs, le duc et la duchesse de Sussex poursuivent leur collaboration avec Netflix. Après la série documentaire "Polo", ils rempilent sur le même sujet, sous un autre angle.
"2026 is the new 2016": vintage fashions are back this year
Once again this year, vintage pieces are making their way back into fashion trends. According to predictions, lace, fringe and garments from 2016 will fill our wardrobes.
In Italy, masterpieces by Renoir, Cézanne and Matisse stolen in less than three minutes
An ultra-fast, almost surgical operation. In less than three minutes, an organized gang stole several million euros from the Magnani-Rocca Foundation in the Parma countryside.
Why was Paul McCartney banned from his own fan forum?
None other than rock star Paul McCartney was temporarily thrown off a Reddit forum for breaking internal rules.
April 1 fooling tradition is older than you think
April 1, now synonymous with jokes and pranks, is celebrated in numerous countries with the tradition of the April Fool's Day (Pescado de Abril). The custom links different cultures, from Germany to Portugal, from France to Great Britain and on to the United States, India and Japan. Everywhere, the first day of April is the perfect time to prank someone.