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In France, cremation represents approximately 46% of funerals, gaining ground over burial due to changes in religious practices, economic criteria and the geographic dispersion of families.

A collision between an AVE train and an Iryo train occurred this Wednesday between Los Yébenes and Urda, in the province of Toledo. Emergency services intervened to evacuate the passengers and treat the many injured on site.

A collision between an AVE train and an Iryo train occurred this Wednesday between Los Yébenes and Urda, in the province of Toledo. Emergency services treated dozens of injured people after the passengers were evacuated.

Mélanie Berger-Volle, emblematic figure of the French and Austrian Resistance, died at the age of 105 in Saint-Étienne. Committed since adolescence against Nazism, she was a tireless transmitter of memory to younger generations.

Several news items in brief: the fear of resignations in the army in the face of a budgetary measure, an outage of numerous global sites following PHP flaws, and the obtaining of diesel by Emmanuel Macron from the Emirates and Bahrain.

Justine Decourselle, nurse in nursing homes and leader of the “Race against oblivion” project, died on October 15, 2026 of cardiac arrest after being placed in intensive care. In the spring of 2026, she ran 1,621 kilometers from Drancy to the Auschwitz-Birkenau camp following the routes of the deportation convoys, leaving painted pebbles to transmit the testimonies of the elderly people she had met.