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The buildings and courtyard of Neimënster Abbey in Luxembourg’s Grund district.

Finance · Nov 11, 2026Inclusive finance: three models vying for the prize in LuxembourgChancen International, Fundación Paraguaya and iFarmer offer three different ways to support young people: financing training based on future income, combining credit and mentoring, or supporting an agricultural business. The prize winner will be announced on 12 November at the EIB.

Ni Xia Lian wearing the Luxembourg team kit, holding a table tennis bat during a competition.

Books · Nov 11, 2026‘Mir sinn op Lëtzebuerg komm’: sixteen life stories in Luxembourg’s memorySixteen women with life stories linked to ten countries describe their place in Luxembourgish society. ‘Mir sinn op Lëtzebuerg komm’ continues Femmes Pionnières du Luxembourg’s work of remembrance.

Sailing boats off a rocky Mediterranean coastline.

Nature and environment · Nov 11, 2026Marine protected areas in Europe: a boundary is not enoughThe European Union has designated nearly 14% of its marine waters as protected, but these boundaries guarantee neither appropriate restrictions nor effective management. A report by the European Court of Auditors details the gaps and obstacles.

Workstations and chairs in a bright, unoccupied office.

Living · Nov 11, 2026Bureaux du Cœur: how offices in Toulouse provide a place to stay overnightA sofa bed, bathroom facilities and social support: in Toulouse, Bureaux du Cœur arranges temporary accommodation in business premises. The scheme requires more than an empty room.

A white Netatmo thermostat mounted on a wall and displaying a temperature.

Technology · Nov 11, 2026Connected devices: why cybersecurity is coming into the kitchenAttacks that disrupted refrigeration in French supermarkets are a reminder that a digital device can have physical consequences. The European Cyber Resilience Act imposes new obligations on manufacturers according to a phased timetable.

The Heintz Van Landewyck building on rue de Hollerich in Luxembourg, photographed in May 2022.

Economy · Nov 11, 2026Tobacco in Luxembourg: what remains under negotiation in BrusselsThe compromise discussed by 26 states, including Luxembourg, is not yet law. What it could change for excise duties and the transport of cigarettes.

Chelsea Women’s team near the touchline at Wembley, with a blue flag in the foreground.

Football · Nov 11, 2026Chelsea held by Häcken: a draw keeps the European race openChelsea remain unbeaten in the Women’s Champions League, but their 0-0 draw away to Häcken leaves the table tight. The Londoners had numerous shots but could not break down a well-organised Swedish defence.

Amazon office buildings photographed in Luxembourg City.

Business · Nov 11, 2026Amazon opens IT site for its employees in DudelangeThe new 3,500 m² site prepares computers for Amazon employees in 23 European countries. In Dudelange, the group is bringing together an IT support activity, separate from its order fulfilment warehouses.

View of the Kirchberg European district in Luxembourg, with Fort Thüngen in the foreground.

Finance · Nov 11, 2026Banks in Luxembourg: what does the human rights assessment measure?A benchmark by IDV and BankTrack gives twelve banks operating in Luxembourg an average score of 5.2 out of 15. A breakdown of the criteria reveals a marked gap between stated commitments, due diligence and access to remedy.

Dairy cows in a meadow in Munsbach, Luxembourg.

Economy · Nov 11, 2026Young farmers in Luxembourg: two different forms of aidAn increase in the annual allowance for young farmers has been announced as part of the forthcoming agricultural law. It is distinct from the flat-rate €60,000 start-up grant, the conditions for which remain under discussion.

An employment agency in Épernay under the former Pôle emploi name

Jobs · Nov 11, 2026Youth unemployment: what the 21% rate in France measuresThe French unemployment rate for 15-24-year-olds stands at 21%. It applies to young people who are economically active, not the entire age group: the employment rate offers another perspective on their place in the workforce.

A boat on Dungeness beach, on the English Channel coast

Books · Nov 11, 2026Booker 2026: M. John Harrison explores a world after catastropheBased on the Booker’s official summary and an interview with M. John Harrison, an introduction to the novel that won the prize in 2026, in which a catastrophe upends the world without offering a simple explanation.