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Close-up of the cracks and shades in a tree’s bark.Nature and environment · Oct 1, 2026At Bech-Kleinmacher, the trees open a book on climateThe Bamléierpad brings together more than 300 trees beside the Moselle. This educational trail offers a chance to discover their diversity and observe the species, without claiming to provide a universal recipe for future planting.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.Red and black electronic components photographed in macro.Jobs · Oct 1, 2026Ten posts at ESA: the NGT programme opens a new route to LuxembourgApplications are open until 15 October. The 2026 edition adds the possibility of spending a second year at a company established in the Grand Duchy.Golden wheat ears in close-up, bathed in soft light.Economy · Oct 1, 2026Future CAP: Luxembourg defends the position of its young farmersAt the Agriculture Council on 28 September, Martine Hansen called for adjustments to the targeting of aid. Degressivity, farms run by several families and the cost of fertilisers remain at the heart of the discussions.Urban view of Luxembourg, with its rooftops and historic façades.Economy · Oct 1, 2026Building plots in Luxembourg: why prices vary so much from one commune to anotherIn 2025, building-plot prices stabilised after two years of decline. From Luxembourg City to the north of the country, discover the six price zones, the trends and the rules to check before buying.Construction worker seen from behind, wearing a blue hard hat and orange clothing.Economy · Oct 1, 2026Property in Luxembourg: what sales and prices really tell us in 2026Apartment sales rose in the second quarter of 2026, but the new-build market remains in difficulty. Prices, rents, regions and a new calculation method: the market figures explained.Historic buildings in central Luxembourg beside the Alzette.Culture · Oct 1, 2026MNAHA: strengthened leadership to prepare for 2027The government has approved the proposal to appoint Berglind Fridriks as deputy director. Her start date, announced for 1 January 2027, completes a three-person leadership team.Pages of a book photographed in motion.Culture · Oct 1, 2026Luxembourgish is also told in the pluralMore than 60 activities accompanied the second Luxembourgish Language Day. Beyond the celebrations, LëtzCamp gathered ideas for the next action plan.Luxembourg flag photographed outdoors.Politics · Oct 1, 2026Luxembourg Army: Claude Robinet succeeds Steve ThullThe change of command took place on 28 September in Mersch. It comes as several announced military transformations remain works in progress.Worker wearing a hard hat and a high-visibility vest on a building site.LetzNews · Oct 1, 2026Workplace accidents in Luxembourg: understanding the 15,295 cases recognised in 2025The AAA recognised 15,295 accidents and occupational diseases in 2025. Three categories, figures, what to do after an accident, recognition and prevention: the findings explained.