For Valentine's Day, San Antonio Zoo relaunches its initiative: "Give your ex's name to a cockroach"
Derrière l’initiative, il s’agit de collecter des fonds en invitant chacun à transformer son cœur brisé en don.
TikTok sued by European Commission: 'Designed to create addiction'
Scrolling without being able to stop is not only widespread, but also a behavior that has caught the attention of European institutions. Indeed, the European Commission notified TikTok of the preliminary conclusions of a study launched in February 2024.
Street artist turns street names into colorful mosaics
Walking through Paris, Orleans, the Loire Valley or European cities such as Brussels and Lausanne, you may come across small colored mosaics next to street names. These are not official decorations, but interventions by MifaMosa, a French street artist who has chosen to remain anonymous and let his works speak for themselves.
The smell of Egyptian mummies? These museums immerse you in a multi-sensory experience
Entering a museum means observing, reading, listening... and soon 'smelling' history's scent. Not to marvel or create a spectacle, but rather to better understand the past.
Iran unwavering with Nobel Peace Prize laureate
The Iranian regime is unwavering in sentencing Narges Mohammadi (on hunger strike since early February) to more than seven years in prison.
Iran sentences Nobel laureate Narges Mohammadi to 7 additional years in prison
The Iranian regime stands firm, sentencing Nobel Laureate Narges Mohammadi (on hunger strike since early February) to more than seven years in prison while Tehran suppresses all dissidents following nationwide protests and the deaths of thousands at the hands of security forces.
Valentine's Day 2026: dare to visit France's most romantic cities
Based on the volume of Google searches associated with Valentine's Day, the British company Holidu has drawn up a ranking of the French cities where love floats in the atmosphere the most.
Historic crossing: first coyote to swim to Alcatraz
The unusual event, first reported by a tourist, immediately drew the attention of biologists and National Park Service rangers.
How to save over 1,000 euros: the "off-beat vacation" trend is all the rage
Vacation in sight? Finding the best deals remains a priority for most travelers.
Are we living in a simulation? New scientific study reignites debate
There is a question that resurfaces from time to time, perhaps at night, when the mind is tired and reality seems a bit out of focus: what if this is all a simulation?