The Vayres glassworks pays the price of the wine crisis in Bordeaux: “We fear we will never see recovery”
In less than a month, the glassworks in Vayres (Gironde), owned by the American giant OI Glass (for Owens-Illinois) will shut down completely for six months. A big void for…
Infantino on Trump’s Board of Peace, what does FIFA have to do with it? The announcement
There is also Gianni Infantino, president of FIFA, sitting on the Board of Peace led by Donald Trump. In the first meeting of the body created by the president of…
Under 13s on social media, late checks. Zuckerberg admits
The CEO of Meta, Mark Zuckerberghe publicly admitted that Instagram took too long to effectively locate the users under 13 years oldsupposedly banned on the platform, during his testimony before…
Woltemade scoreless in Newcastle’s runaway win
With Nick Woltemade in the starting line-up, Newcastle United have taken a huge step towards the round of 16 in the Champions League. The Premier League club celebrated a 6-1…
The Tiktok challenge that endangers children: the NeeDoh balls that explode in the microwave
In the first weeks of 2026, a series of videos began to appear on the Tiktok social network in which children are seen putting colorful NeeDoh squishy balls into the…
Bloomberg: Kone is considering increasing its ownership of a Japanese elevator company
Japanese technology company Toshiba is considering reducing its stake in its elevator unit after the company received interest from Finland’s Kone Oyj, sources familiar with the matter tell Bloomberg. The…
EDF ordered to pay more than 300,000 euros in compensation after the dismissal of an executive from the Chooz nuclear power plant
Justice ruled in favor of the ex-employee. The Paris industrial tribunal ordered EDF to pay 250,000 euros in compensation to a former executive at the Chooz power plant who had…
“ICE style”: 70 NGOs are outraged against a European migration reform project
Nearly 70 NGOs warned this Monday against a migration reform project examined in the European Parliament, comparing it to the policy pursued by the American immigration police. “The threat is…
HP introduced subscription laptops: You pay monthly for use, and the device is never really yours
HP launched a laptop subscription program in which users pay a monthly fee for using the device, and the laptop does not become their property. In the official description of…
Stellantis’ turnaround, they brought back a number of diesel models in Europe: ‘We want to generate growth in the company’
The automotive giant Stellantis, owner of brands such as Fiat, Peugeot and Jeep, quietly began to return diesel engines to its offer across Europe, thereby marking a strategic departure from…
Elias Lajunen in a serious situation – was taken off the slope on a stretcher
Olympics|The Finn was lying motionless in the snow after a bad fall. Milan–Cortina a dramatic moment was seen at the Olympics on Sunday evening, when Elias Lajunen fell violently in…
“Eileen Gu I love you, marry me.” Livigno ‘crazy’ for the freestyle star at the Milan Cortina Olympics
On the streets of Livigno for a few days, there has only been one queen. And it often happens that you come across his name and his face, perhaps made…
OpenAI at Congress: "DeepSeek continues to ‘distill’ patterns"
OpenAI sent to House Select Committee of the House of Representatives, in the American Congress, a document on strategic competition Between United States e China. The company reports risks related…
The secret of the curling stone: They take it from the island of ghosts, it costs €600
While gliding smoothly across the ice, heavy, polished curling stone became one of the most recognizable symbols of the Winter Olympics. This sport, which combines precision, strategy and teamwork, would…
Gulf Cooperation institutions are advanced in “cybersecurity”
A new review conducted by Kaspersky revealed that cybercriminals have revived and developed some old phishing methods to target individuals and organizations, including cyber attacks via calendar applications, voice message…
The CEO of the Washington Post leaves his position
United States|Earlier this week, The Washington Post announced major layoffs. American CEO and publisher of the Washington Post magazine Will Lewis said on Saturday that he would leave his position.…
Winter Olympics 2026: why was Mathis Desloges’ silver medal the subject of a claim?
Mathis Desloges has a smile. Twenty years after Roddy Darragon’s last individual cross-country skiing medal at the Turin Games, the Tricolore climbed onto the second step of the podium this…
AI and user-generated content drive resurgence of the video game industry, studies say
The industry of video games is emerging from its post-pandemic slowdown, with global revenue projected to grow 6% between 2026 and 2030, reaching $350 billion by 2030. That’s the conclusion…
Introducing the most amazing outfits of the Olympic teams, Mongolia steals the whole show again
The colors of the country’s flag can be found in the representative uniforms of major winter sports countries, in France and Italy in a subdued manner, in Finland prominently. The…
Putin is no longer the boss, now he is the grandfather. The Russian elite wants him less and less
Although a large part of the Russian civilian leadership opposes the war against Ukraine, it continues to actively participate in maintaining the system that enables that war. In an interview…