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<p>The campaign group behind throwing soup on the Mona Lisa painting in Lovre Museum in France has repeated the act with a Monet painting&nbsp;in a Lyon museum.</p>

<p>The Musee des Beaux-Arts has said that soup was thrown on Claude Monet's "Le Printemps" (Spring) at 3:30 pm (local time) on Saturday (Feb 10).</p>

<p>The masterpiece, created in 1872 was behind a protective glass but the museum said that there will be close inspection and restoration of the painting. The museum also said that it would file a complaint.</p>

<p>According to&nbsp;AFP,&nbsp;two activists of the group behind the act have been arrested.</p>

<p>The group, Riposte Alimentaire or Food counterattack, accepted responsibility for the attack in a post made on social media platform X (Twitter).</p>

<p>In the post a 20-year-old woman named Ilona said, "we have to act now before its too late"</p>

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<p>The group also champions cause of sustainable supply of healthy food for all.&nbsp;</p>

<p><strong>Watch | Climate activists hurl soup at the 'Mona Lisa' painting in Paris</strong></p>

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<p>It previously claimed that it was behind the attack on the Mona Lisa painting in&nbsp;the Lovre Museum that&nbsp;was also behind a glass shield. The two members of the group who threw soup at the painting were ordered by a court in Paris to do volunteer work for a charity.</p>

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<p>Riposte Alimentaire says it is a "French civil resistance movement which aims to spur a radical societal change for the environment and society".&nbsp;</p>

<p>"We love art," the movement says, "but future artists will have nothing to paint on a burning planet."&nbsp;</p>

<p>Lyon's mayor appeared to decry the vandalism of Monet's painting. The mayor is from an ecological party. In a post on X, he said he "regretted the action" but also added that "in the face of climate emergencies, anguish is legitimate. We will respond with determined actions." &nbsp;&nbsp;</p>

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<p>A Monet painting has previously been a target of ecologist activists.<br />
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In October 2022, protesters from the German branch of Last Generation flung mash at "Les Meules" (The Haystacks) in a museum in Potsdam. It too was protected by glass.</p>

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The campaign group behind throwing soup on the Mona Lisa painting in Lovre Museum in France has repeated the act with a Monet painting in a Lyon museum. The Musee des Beaux-Arts has said that soup was thrown on Claude Monet's "Le Printemps" (Spring) at 3:30 pm (local time) on Saturday (Feb 10).

The campaign group behind throwing soup on the Mona Lisa painting in Lovre Museum in France has repeated the act with a Monet painting in a Lyon museum. The Musee des Beaux-Arts has said that soup was thrown on Claude Monet's "Le Printemps" (Spring) at 3:30 pm (local time) on Saturday (Feb 10). The masterpiece, created in 1872 was behind a protective glass but the museum said that there will be close inspection and restoration of the painting. The museum also said that it would file a complaint. According to AFP, two activists of the group behind the act have been arrested. The group, Riposte Alimentaire or Food counterattack, accepted responsibility for the attack in a post made on social media platform X (Twitter). In the post a 20-year-old woman named Ilona said, "we have to act now before its too late" 💬 Ilona, 20 ans, citoyenne soutenant Riposte Alimentaire témoigne après son action au musée des Beaux-Arts de Lyon. #A22Network #RiposteAlimentaire [1] pic.twitter.com/Vg5DhjjorR — Riposte Alimentaire (@riposte_alim) February 10, 2024 × The group also champions cause of sustainable supply of healthy food for all. Watch | Climate activists hurl soup at the 'Mona Lisa' painting in Paris × It previously claimed that it was behind the attack on the Mona Lisa painting in the Lovre Museum that was also behind a glass shield. The two members of the group who threw soup at the painting were ordered by a court in Paris to do volunteer work for a charity. Also Read | 'Father of Economic Ecology': All you need to know about Bharat Ratna recipient MS Swaminathan Riposte Alimentaire says it is a "French civil resistance movement which aims to spur a radical societal change for the environment and society". "We love art," the movement says, "but future artists will have nothing to paint on a burning planet." Lyon's mayor appeared to decry the vandalism of Monet's painting. The mayor is from an ecological party. In a post on X, he said he "regretted the action" but also added that "in the face of climate emergencies, anguish is legitimate. We will respond with determined actions." Also Read | Gurugram customer sues Zomato after getting ‘fresh’ food from Lucknow restaurant in 30 mins A Monet painting has previously been a target of ecologist activists. In October 2022, protesters from the German branch of Last Generation flung mash at "Les Meules" (The Haystacks) in a museum in Potsdam. It too was protected by glass. (With inputs from agencies)

After Mona Lisa, climate protesters throw soup at Monet painting in France

Two climate activists threw soup at Monet's "Springtime" painting in the Beaux Arts Museum of Lyon. They claim the move is to highlight climate emergency. The activists belong to an environmental group that had already claimed responsibility for a similar action last month against the Mona Lisa painting in Paris.

Climate activists hurl soup at Monet's 'Springtime' painting in Lyon

Climate change activists threw pumpkin soup at the Mona Lisa painting in Paris, it did no harm to the world famous painting because of the protective glass. However, activists claim the move is to highlight climate issues.

France: Activists hurl soup at 'Mona Lisa' painting, justify move to highlight climate issues

Two protesters from a climate and agricultural NGO hurled soup onto the Leonardo da Vinci's "Mona Lisa" painting in Paris. Watch in.

Climate activists hurl soup at the 'Mona Lisa' painting in Paris

<p>Broccoli soup has emerged as a smart food choice&nbsp;for individuals at risk of type 2 diabetes.&nbsp;A firm called Smarter Food claims that the ingredient in its packaged vegetable soup is a particular variety of broccoli that was initially identified growing wild in Sicily by the company's chief scientist, Prof. Richard Mithen, and can help with keeping away type 2 diabetes.&nbsp;</p>

<h2><strong>New strain of Broccoli, GRextra</strong></h2>

<p>After years of research and plant breeding, the company has developed a new strain of broccoli called GRextra, which it grows and processes into soup in Scotland.</p>

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<p>Cruciferous vegetables are a family of vegetables that belong to the Brassicaceae family, also known as the cruciferous or cabbage family. They are characterised by their four-petaled flowers, a cross-shaped pattern of the flower's petals, and their distinctively pungent aroma. Common examples of cruciferous vegetables include Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cabbage, and Brussels sprouts among others.&nbsp;</p>

<p>These vegetables naturally contain a compound called glucoraphanin, which&nbsp;is of interest due to its potential health benefits. When consumed, it can convert&nbsp;into another compound called sulforaphane,&nbsp;known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties.&nbsp;</p>

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<p>Smarter Food, operating under the brand name SmarterNaturally, originated as a spin-off from the Quadram Institute, a food and health research centre located in Norwich. The company receives funding from both the UK Research and Innovation grants, which are government-funded, and venture capital sources.</p>

<h2><strong>Benefits of Broccoli&nbsp;soup&nbsp;</strong></h2>

<p>“There is a really large and growing body of published data, which is all peer-reviewed, published science around glucoraphanin and sulforaphane,” says the chief executive, Laura Knight. “We’ve created a food product that delivers a really high quantity of this compound.”</p>

<h2><strong>One bowl of soup a week</strong></h2>

<p>According to the company's trials, even only one bowl of soup each week can help decrease high blood glucose levels and keep them stable over time. This is especially beneficial for those who have high blood sugar, a major risk factor for developing diabetes.</p>

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<p>In accordance with earlier studies, consuming foods high in glucoraphanin and adopting a healthier lifestyle may help prevent or treat various age-related illnesses, including cancer, as well as lower blood pressure and cholesterol.</p>

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Broccoli soup has emerged as a smart food choice for individuals at risk of type 2 diabetes. A firm called Smarter Food claims that the ingredient in its packaged vegetable soup is a particular variety of broccoli that was initially identified growing wild in Sicily by the company's chief scientist, Prof.

Broccoli soup has emerged as a smart food choice for individuals at risk of type 2 diabetes. A firm called Smarter Food claims that the ingredient in its packaged vegetable soup is a particular variety of broccoli that was initially identified growing wild in Sicily by the company's chief scientist, Prof. Richard Mithen, and can help with keeping away type 2 diabetes. New strain of Broccoli, GRextra After years of research and plant breeding, the company has developed a new strain of broccoli called GRextra, which it grows and processes into soup in Scotland. Also Read | Netherlands: Over 1,500 arrested in protests by Extinction Rebellion climate group Cruciferous vegetables are a family of vegetables that belong to the Brassicaceae family, also known as the cruciferous or cabbage family. They are characterised by their four-petaled flowers, a cross-shaped pattern of the flower's petals, and their distinctively pungent aroma. Common examples of cruciferous vegetables include Broccoli, Cauliflower, Cabbage, and Brussels sprouts among others. These vegetables naturally contain a compound called glucoraphanin, which is of interest due to its potential health benefits. When consumed, it can convert into another compound called sulforaphane, known for its antioxidant and anti-inflammatory properties. SmarterNaturally Smarter Food, operating under the brand name SmarterNaturally, originated as a spin-off from the Quadram Institute, a food and health research centre located in Norwich. The company receives funding from both the UK Research and Innovation grants, which are government-funded, and venture capital sources. Benefits of Broccoli soup “There is a really large and growing body of published data, which is all peer-reviewed, published science around glucoraphanin and sulforaphane,” says the chief executive, Laura Knight. “We’ve created a food product that delivers a really high quantity of this compound.” One bowl of soup a week According to the company's trials, even only one bowl of soup each week can help decrease high blood glucose levels and keep them stable over time. This is especially beneficial for those who have high blood sugar, a major risk factor for developing diabetes. Also Read | China's first homegrown passenger jet C919 embarks on maiden commercial flight In accordance with earlier studies, consuming foods high in glucoraphanin and adopting a healthier lifestyle may help prevent or treat various age-related illnesses, including cancer, as well as lower blood pressure and cholesterol. Watch | India's new Parliament: PM Modi to inaugurate new Parliament on Sunday × The SmarterNaturally team wants to raise an additional £500,000 ($617,300) by the end of May after raising £1.5 million ($1.8mn) since they started, in order to expand their product line and enhance production. WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here. ×

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<p>The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Friday inscribed the culture of cooking borshch soup in Ukraine on its list of endangered cultural heritage, in a move urged by Kyiv but vehemently opposed by Moscow, as reported by AFP.</p>

<p>The culture of Ukrainian borshch cooking "was today inscribed on UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage in need of urgent safeguarding" by a UNESCO committee. The decision was approved after a fast-track process prompted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the "negative impact on this tradition" caused by the war, UNESCO said.</p>

<p>Ukraine considers borshch -- a thick nourishing soup usually made with beetroot -- as a national dish although it is also widely consumed in Russia, other ex-Soviet countries and Poland. Kyiv hailed the move, with Ukraine's Culture Minister Oleksandr Tkachenko saying on Telegram that "victory in the borshch war is ours... will win both in the war of borshch and in this war."</p>

<p>Adding the soup culture to the UNESCO list aims at mobilising attention to ensure it is preserved despite risks to its existence. The committee noted that the war had "threatened the viability" of the soup culture in Ukraine.</p>

<p>"The displacement of people (poses a threat)... as people are unable not only to cook or grow local vegetables for borshch but also to come together... which undermines the social and cultural well-being of communities," said UNESCO.</p>

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<p>Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova had slammed the move as a bid to make it belong to "one people... one nationality... This is xenophobia," she said. But UNESCO noted that Ukrainian borshch was just a version of a dish popular elsewhere and was essential to daily life in in the country.</p>

<p>"Ukrainian borshch -- the national version of borscht consumed in several countries of the region -- is an integral part of Ukrainian family and community life."</p>

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The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Friday inscribed the culture of cooking borshch soup in Ukraine on its list of endangered cultural heritage, in a move urged by Kyiv but vehemently opposed by Moscow, as reported by AFP.

The United Nations Educational, Scientific and Cultural Organization (UNESCO) on Friday inscribed the culture of cooking borshch soup in Ukraine on its list of endangered cultural heritage, in a move urged by Kyiv but vehemently opposed by Moscow, as reported by AFP. The culture of Ukrainian borshch cooking "was today inscribed on UNESCO's list of intangible cultural heritage in need of urgent safeguarding" by a UNESCO committee. The decision was approved after a fast-track process prompted by Russia's invasion of Ukraine and the "negative impact on this tradition" caused by the war, UNESCO said. Ukraine considers borshch -- a thick nourishing soup usually made with beetroot -- as a national dish although it is also widely consumed in Russia, other ex-Soviet countries and Poland. Kyiv hailed the move, with Ukraine's Culture Minister Oleksandr Tkachenko saying on Telegram that "victory in the borshch war is ours... will win both in the war of borshch and in this war." Adding the soup culture to the UNESCO list aims at mobilising attention to ensure it is preserved despite risks to its existence. The committee noted that the war had "threatened the viability" of the soup culture in Ukraine. "The displacement of people (poses a threat)... as people are unable not only to cook or grow local vegetables for borshch but also to come together... which undermines the social and cultural well-being of communities," said UNESCO. Also Read: Twitterati react to Elon Musk's absence on Twitter Russian foreign ministry spokeswoman Maria Zakharova had slammed the move as a bid to make it belong to "one people... one nationality... This is xenophobia," she said. But UNESCO noted that Ukrainian borshch was just a version of a dish popular elsewhere and was essential to daily life in in the country. "Ukrainian borshch -- the national version of borscht consumed in several countries of the region -- is an integral part of Ukrainian family and community life." (with inputs from agencies) WATCH WION LIVE HERE You can now write for wionews.com and be a part of the community. Share your stories and opinions with us here.

Ukrainian borshch soup inscribed as endangered heritage by UNESCO, Russia slams move

A mix of meat, vegetables, pasta and the squash for which it is named, Haitians enjoy joumou soup every January 1 to celebrate the new year and their country's independence. Before it became a symbol of Haiti's freedom, the soup was one of oppression.

Haiti's traditional joumou soup reminds of country's independence

Nelson Mandela's international day is an annual celebration of the icon that is held on his birthday. Many poor communities in his home nation of South Africa have been hit hard by the coronavirus pandemic. So to commemorate the day this year the chef's decided to cook thousands of liters of soup. Watch report.

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