Society & Mobility

How to avoid compromising your privacy and personal data when charging your smartphone in public area

Find a place or a business where to charge your smartphone when travelling into the city and enjoy your trip without stres

Driven by social networking on the one hand, and environmental concerns on the other, the water bottle is making a comeback.

While tap water is widely available at a ridiculously low cost, European consumers still seem just as attracted to bottled water.

According to a May 2022 IFOP survey [1] 86% of female and 72% of male employees say they suffer or have suffered from at least one digestive disorder. The survey is called “poop-shaming at work”

This November 19, we celebrate World Toilet Day. At first glance, the theme may seem like a laughing matter, but it's a real battle that's being fought.

Inequalities and disparities between men and women, able-bodied and disabled people, young and old people do not only occur at work or in the public sphere as portrayed in the media.

Walkability is at the heart of societal, environmental, urban, public health and inclusivity issues in cities. Offering numerous benefits, the accessibility of public spaces on foot has become, over the years, an absolutely essential topic.