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Two bounces to playIn wheelchair tennis, the second bounce can be outside the court. This rule changes how a rally is read, without removing the demands of the game.
Penalty to be retaken?A ball accidentally touched by both feet does not always lead to the same decision. The Laws distinguish, in particular, between a kick that goes in and one that misses.
Trier: the women’s archivesAn exhibition presents the regional history of women’s and lesbian movements since the 1970s. It is scheduled to run at Weberbach until the end of the year.
As We Are: two dance forms around memoryGermaine Acogny and Gregory Maqoma are scheduled to appear at the Grand Théâtre from 22 to 24 October. A solo and a group piece make up this two-part programme.
Moving every day: start with an achievable opportunityPhysical activity is not limited to a workout. Getting around, leisure activities and everyday tasks offer different opportunities, which can be adapted to your abilities and surroundings.
Housing: minutes matter too when measuring pricesSTATEC explains why journey time to Luxembourg City adds depth to its apartment price index. A statistical improvement that does not replace the experience of making the journey.
Banks: 70 more jobs does not mean 70 new hiresThe BCL counted 26,560 people working in credit institutions on 30 June. To understand this increase, it is important to distinguish between headcount, the net change and hires.
Vicky Krieps: from Luxembourg to Cannes, the films of an international actressFrom Phantom Thread to Corsage, then Love Me Tender and Diamond, Vicky Krieps is building a career across languages and cinemas. A profile, her awards and five films to discover her work.
Henri Tudor: the man who made electricity an everyday serviceFrom Rosport to Echternach, Henri Tudor refined electric accumulators before helping bring lighting to towns. The story of a Luxembourg inventor who became a European industrialist.
Cholera: fewer cases reported, more deathsThe 2025 figures published by the WHO on 29 September show an increase in deaths. Behind the totals, access to water and healthcare remains central.
Heat 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.
DAVINCI: why NASA is preparing a probe for Venus’s 465°C heatA DAVINCI capsule has withstood 465°C six times in ground tests. NASA wants to understand how Venus evolved and whether it once had liquid water.