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White foam and turquoise waves seen from aboveClimate · Oct 1, 2026El Niño 2026–2027: reading the forecast at the right scaleThe WMO expects El Niño to strengthen and persist until February. This global climate signal does not, on its own, describe the winter in store for Luxembourg.Microphone in a conference roomStart-ups · Oct 1, 2026Fit 4 Start: behind the record, selection is still to come556 applications were received for 24 announced places. Before the Venture Days, these figures indicate interest in the programme, not yet established businesses.Strings and mechanism of a pianoMusic · Oct 1, 2026Atlântico: four days moving from one voice to anotherThe festival celebrates its tenth edition from 7 to 10 October at the Philharmonie, with a prelude on the 2nd. Two events offer a chance to explore its diversity.Components of a red electronic circuit boardPolitics · Oct 1, 2026Finnish visit: research at the heart of dialogueAlexander Stubb’s final day in Luxembourg linked Belval and SES. The itinerary highlights the role of scientific capabilities in exchanges between states.Graphic showing athletics track markingsAthletics · Oct 1, 2026Walfer Vollekslaf: fifty editions and several ways to runThe event on 4 October combines a main race, a shorter format and a children’s race. A local story that is still being written.Curve of an athletics trackInternational · Oct 1, 2026Heat and major events: prevention starts before the gates openThe WHO publishes a guide for mass gatherings. Water, shade, movement and emergency care must be planned together, well before the public arrives.Golden ears of wheat in a field, photographed with a shallow depth of field.Wallonia · Oct 1, 2026Villages and the countryside: the Greater Region sets out a shared roadmapSigned in Libramont in July, the Rural Areas Charter links agriculture, services, digital connectivity and village vitality. Twenty areas of work have been announced; putting them into practice is the next challenge.Close-up of a microphone in front of a blurred background.Greater Region · Oct 1, 2026Cross-border employment: eight administrations compare their practicesEmployment services met in Luxembourg at the end of September to discuss cross-border benefits, digital procedures and support. A reform under discussion is not yet a new rule for users.A meander in the Moselle winding around hills and vineyards near Bremm.Greater Region · Oct 1, 2026The Greater Region is now telling its story through interactive mapsThe GIS-GR is presenting StoryMaps to make its data more accessible. Population, mobility, culture and research can all be explored through maps and explanations.Temple Neuf in Metz beside the Moselle under a blue sky.Grand Est · Oct 1, 2026In Metz, craft chambers bring their priorities closer togetherCross-border training, artificial intelligence and the circular economy are among the topics discussed by the Interregional Council of Chambers of Trades. The challenge is to turn these themes into useful tools for small businesses.Close-up of a quill and writing on paper.Greater Region · Oct 1, 2026PasserelleAdminGR: helping neighbouring administrations work better togetherApproved subject to reservations in July, this project plans exchanges, training and meetings until the end of 2028. Its ambition concerns administrative practices; it will not, by itself, create a single point of contact for all cross-border commuters.Woodworking in a workshop.Greater Region · Oct 1, 2026Greater Region: three in four adults in employment, an indicator to read carefullyThe employment rate among 20–64-year-olds reached 75.3% in 2025, according to the regional publication issued in September. This figure measures participation in employment; it is not the same as the unemployment rate.
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