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  • Sep 15, 2026 10:30

The ancient Mayans were already trading (and eating) "pedigree dogs".

A study reveals that Mayan dogs traveled long distances, received a rich diet and often ended up sacrificed or eaten.

Economy
  • Sep 14, 2026 10:00

NYC’s mayor takes on poverty and sky-high living costs with price-regulated city stores

Mayor Zohran Mamdani has announced the creation of a network of price-regulated municipal supermarkets, designed to guarantee access to shopping for all and especially for citizens in extremely precarious situations.

Economy
  • Sep 13, 2026 12:00

Colorado dries up: Washington plans drastic water cuts that threaten Western economy

The Colorado River Basin is facing serious water supply problems due to a persistent drought, with repercussions for the economy and environment of no less than seven western US states.

Money
  • Sep 12, 2026 11:00

Scams: why you should stop printing ATM receipts

A forgotten ATM receipt and scammers are on their way: just a few details are enough to make a fake call from your bank believable.

Business
  • Sep 10, 2026 12:00

When Pro-Russian cybercrime disguises itself as a lucrative video game

Cyberattacks against European institutions, which have been on the rise recently, are taking an unprecedented turn, to say the least.

Business
  • Sep 09, 2026 10:00

Amsterdam bans ads for meat and fossil fuels

A historic decision, marking a clear change of direction in urban policy against climate change: the Amsterdam City Council has decided to ban advertising for meat and products related to fossil fuels in public spaces.

Which applications exploit your data the most?

The apps we use to chat, shop, learn languages or simply pass time on a daily basis are often uncontrolled machines, especially when it comes to personal data. Que Choisir's survey of 50 mobile apps, on iOS and Android, paints an alarming picture of our digital privacy.

  • Sep 08, 2026 12:00

Business
Hotel on the Moon: reservations open with deposits up to $1 million

Book a room that doesn't yet exist, pay a deposit of up to a million dollars, with the promise - yet to be verified - of one day sleeping on the Moon.

Economy
Baby products you should never buy second-hand

Every year, thousands of children's items are put up for sale on second-hand platforms such as Vinted.

Economy
The ultra-rich divide: 53 billionaires hold more wealth than 32 million French people

According to an Oxfam report, 53 very wealthy French people now hold more wealth than 32 million people combined - almost half the country's population.

Business
This Greek island seeks volunteers to care for 3,000 cats

Imagine living for free on a Greek island, where your only job is to care for stray cats rescued from the streets.

Economy
3 minutes less in the shower can save you 150 euros

A few minutes less under the hot water is enough to make a difference when it comes to consumption, bills and even your carbon footprint.

Business
In Japan, McDonald's and Starbucks are saying goodbye to paper straws

In Japan, paper straws introduced to reduce the use of disposable plastic quickly became the subject of customer complaints.

Money
Anticythera: Greek island that offers 500 euros a month to those who decide to settle there

With fewer than fifty inhabitants and an area of less than 20 square kilometers, Anticythera seems to be a destination untouched by mass tourism.

Money
Why is Milan attracting the super rich from around the world?

One statistic makes you think: in Italy's economic heartland, one in 12 residents has assets of more than a million euros. That's according to the latest analysis by Henley & Partners, quoted by Italian economic daily Il Sole 24 Ore, which proclaims the Lombard capital as the favorite destination of the international financial elite.

Economy
Start-up in India: from old jeans to sleeping bags for the homeless

In a country where water is an increasingly scarce resource and winters can be harsh for people living on the streets, even a mundane gesture like throwing away an old pair of jeans can have consequences we rarely think about. It's precisely out of this contradiction, between waste and need, that Project Jeans was born.

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It's not just the scenery and climate that make a country attractive, but also the financial stability it guarantees (without ever compromising leisure time).

  • Apr 15, 2026 15:30