Glyphosate is the most commonly used herbicide in French vineyards. At a time when French agriculture must find solutions to stop using this controversial chemical, a patented formula based on essential oils could help vintners achieve this goal. Why are we talking about it? Last January, a survey by the Campagne Glyphosate France association found … Read more
On January 24, 2022, the vaccination pass became mandatory to access certain places open to the public. But faced with the improvement of the health situation in France, Emmanuel Macron has just announced the end of this device. From Monday 14 March you no longer need a vaccination pass to go to the cinema, museum, … Read more
Adopted and promulgated in December 2021, the measures of the Act of 24 December 2021 aimed at accelerating economic and professional equality, known as the “Rixain Act”, entered into force on Tuesday 1 March 2022, as in reminded the gallery† What are these new measures? What should companies apply? For what reasons? Here is a … Read more
It is a moving scene that speaks volumes about the current military conflict. At a time when acts of resistance are multiplying in the two ‘enemy’ areas, two Russian and Ukrainian lyrical artists have have marked their solidarity in the most beautiful way. This Sunday, February 27, 2022, Liudmyla Monastyrska, Ukrainian soprano and Ekaterina Gubanova, … Read more
As the Russian military continues its offensive in Ukraine, several companies have decided to take action against Russia. From Apple to H&M via ASOS or Twitter, here are some examples† H&M is “besides all those who suffer”† The famous fast fashion brand, known for its cheap clothes at significant ecological costs, announced in a press … Read more
To great ills, great remedies. Annoyed that cars drive full throttle in his street, a Belgian decided to place a fake radar in front of his house. And everything is much better since then… Explanation. Peter Van der Gucht is 57 years old… and follows the ideas. Putting his sense of creativity at the service … Read more
The television channels are in mourning. This Wednesday, March 2, 2022, Jean-Pierre Pernaut, star host of TF1, died of complications from lung cancer. On social networks, those who have crossed his path pay him a final tribute, in word and image. He had become the star host of TF1† After thirty-three years at the wheel … Read more
On April 10 and 12, French people are invited to go to the polls to vote in the presidential elections. With 45 applications, including 10 that have passed the 500 sponsorship limit, there is plenty to get lost in between all the proposals. So, to help you see the programs more clearly and make an … Read more
One is a photographer, the other a stylist and model. Chloé Besnard and Anna Flandrin sign together Annaa work that mixes photos, texts and administrative documents with one intention: to tell trans-identity in the light of a beautiful friendship† An intimate and sensitive story to raise awareness and report on a reality that is still … Read more
On the border between Poland and Ukraine, the stories of African students are beginning to pile up. The Ukrainian police practice a form of segregation: allowing its citizens to move freely between the two countries, while foreign students, black or Arab, have to wait long hours in the cold before they can hope to flee … Read more