Reparations for Réunion’s “stolen children”: France has passed a bill recognizing the harm suffered by minors from Réunion who were relocated to mainland France between 1962 and 1984, setting up a remembrance commission, a national tribute day on 18 February, and a lump-sum compensation route for victims and descendants. Local identity clash in Saint-Denis: The anti-racism group LICRA is urging Saint-Denis to drop its current logo, saying it’s too close to LICRA’s own visual identity, while the mayor argues changing it would be costly and unnecessary. Inclusive culture spotlight: An international dance festival showcased integrated performances featuring dancers with disabilities, pushing visibility and belonging through staged stories of rejection and acceptance. Documentary on Entebbe’s forgotten hero: A new film revisits the 1976 Entebbe raid by putting passenger Michel Cojot in the spotlight, correcting the usual focus on other figures. Sports reunion moment: Serena and Venus Williams have been awarded a Wimbledon doubles wildcard, setting up a high-profile sisters’ return to the grass courts. Reunion’s shark crisis update: A report highlights that since 2019, no shark attacks have been recorded around Réunion, credited to mitigation measures including SMART drumlines.