A new documentary titled Two Scenarios for Tomorrow examines what life in France might be like in 2050 under two different conditions: one where current trends continue unchanged, and another where major changes are made to address key issues. The film, hosted by Marie Drucker and Eric Chol, was released on October 9, 2026, and explores topics such as coastal areas, population changes, water availability, and energy use. The documentary aims to highlight the challenges France may face in the future and to explore potential solutions to these problems. It was first previewed on October 2, 2026, and is classified under the broader theme of society. In addition to Two Scenarios for Tomorrow, another piece titled "A particular brain" was published on June 5, 2026, also under the society category. This article focuses on neurological research and how individual brain structures may influence behavior and perception. It contributes to the ongoing discussion about the intersection of science and social issues. Another report highlights the growing trend of mass tourism in France, which is becoming a top destination worldwide. This report emphasizes the need for citizen dialogue to manage the impact of tourism on local communities and the environment. It suggests that engaging the public in decision-making processes could lead to more sustainable and inclusive policies. These recent publications collectively reflect a growing interest in understanding and addressing the complex social, environmental, and economic challenges that France may face in the coming decades. By exploring different scenarios and encouraging public participation, these works aim to foster a more informed and proactive approach to future planning.