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Dutch football media are focused on midfield play following the Nations League meeting between France and Belgium. Michael Olise drew attention for a stunning run and finish, while Desiré Doué came close against Belgium. Meanwhile, former Feyenoord coach Arne Slot's influence on a midfielder came under scrutiny, with pundit Pierre van Hooijdonk-linked commentator Kraay noting the player has lost the form he showed under Slot. Belgium's performance under Mark van Bommel also drew critical coverage.
- 2Renoir, Britart and Aphrodite dominate the week in art▼Ravishing Renoir, cool Britannia and mighty Aphrodite – the week in art
The Guardian's weekly art roundup highlights a striking range of stories: ravishing works by Pierre-Auguste Renoir, the legacy of the 1990s 'cool Britannia' art scene, and depictions of the goddess Aphrodite. The piece gathers the most notable exhibitions, discoveries and debates of the week into one survey, underlining how classical and modern art continue to capture public attention side by side.
- 3Paris theatre stars head to Montpellier for 2026/2027 season●Arnaud Ducret, Arthur Jugnot, Pierre Arditi… la saison 2026/2027 des Théâtrales apporte le théâtre parisien à Montpellie
Montpellier's Les Théâtrales has unveiled its 2026/2027 season, bringing well-known Parisian theatre to the southern city. Names announced include actors Arnaud Ducret, Arthur Jugnot and Pierre Arditi, signalling a line-up designed to draw audiences with familiar figures from the French stage. Local media in Occitanie are highlighting the programme as a cultural boost for the region.
- 4Krybit ransomware group claims ten new victims worldwide●🩸 New ransomware victims claimed — 10 • www.raajratna.com — krybit • www.pierrefeu.fr — krybit • sai.org.in — krybit • w
A fresh batch of ransomware claims has been posted to dark-web leak sites, listing ten new alleged victims. The Krybit group accounts for most of the names, including Indian steel firm Raajratna, French domain pierrefeu.fr and an Indian school organisation, while the Storm and The Gentlemen crews each claim a victim, among them Australia's Mandurah State Emergency Service. Security researchers track these listings to monitor which groups are most active and which sectors are being targeted.
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French Retirement Minister Jean-Pierre Farandou has unveiled government plans to halve the social security deficit by 2027, insisting that no pensions will be cut. The plans touch on fiscal abatements for retirees, prompting debate in France over how pension taxation and benefit rules will change as the government seeks savings without reducing payments.
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Crystal Palace chairman Steve Parish has said he is happy with the work of Pierre Sage, according to a report in the French football press. The comments have drawn attention in France, where Sage is a well-known coaching name following his rise at Lyon. Fans are debating what the praise could mean for his future.
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Fashion label Maitrepierre unveiled its Spring 2027 collection, titled 'Humor Me'. The collection's playful title suggests a lighthearted direction for the brand's new season, drawing attention from fashion industry watchers following the label's latest runway presentation.