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Kusile coal-fired power station, in Mpumalanga, photographed in June 2019.Climate · Nov 14, 2026Coal in South Africa: what the #CancelCoal ruling really changesThe cancellation of a 1,500 MW programme remains in place, but the Court of Appeal did not ban all new coal. The change to the electricity plan is decisive.The Stade de France before France–New Zealand, on 8 September 2023. Archive photograph.Sport · Nov 13, 2026France–South Africa: three tries, then two points to defendFrance won 21-19 after leading 21-7 at half-time. A look back at how the match turned and the next fixture against Argentina.Pink and black game controller resting on a light-coloured fabric. Illustrative photograph.Technology · Nov 13, 2026Online gaming: what Luxembourg’s reports to Europol revealTwo web addresses referred to the public prosecutor’s office, fifteen reported to a platform: Luxembourg’s figures shed light on the difference between an offence and content moderation.A man observes the light projection of a camera obscura, photograph from 2013.Basic science · Nov 13, 2026Camera obscura: how a hole forms an image without a lensLong before photographs could be recorded, it was already possible to project a scene. The camera obscura helps explain the inverted image, the role of the aperture and what lenses add.Empty dugout beside the pitch at Brownlands Park in Luncarty, Scotland. Illustrative photo.Football · Nov 13, 2026After the title, Bissen turn the page on Vítor PereiraThe Luxembourg champions part company with the coach who led them to their first title. Fourth in the BGL Ligue, Bissen have nevertheless won their last three league matches.Brigitte Bardot on the set of «Vie privée», in Geneva in 1961. Archive photograph.Culture · Nov 13, 2026Brigitte Bardot’s La Madrague: visits announced for summer 2027The Foundation plans to welcome small groups by reservation at the house in Saint-Tropez. The project brings together the memory of cinema and the history of animal protection.Jeanne Lehair at the European Triathlon Championships in Munich on 12 August 2022. Archive photograph.Sport · Nov 13, 2026Jeanne Lehair second in Abu Dhabi: another podium, this time in the WTCSSix days after winning silver in Hong Kong, the Luxembourger finished second in Abu Dhabi. Her duel with Diana Isakova also took shape on the bike.The Microsoft sign in front of Building 92 in Redmond, in May 2022.Technology · Nov 13, 2026Microsoft outage: preparing a backup channel in LuxembourgThe incident on 12 and 13 November is a reminder of our dependence on communication tools. A BCE expert urges organisations to plan alternatives; here’s the potential role of Luxchat.View of Hesperange with the Church of the Assumption and the castle ruins.Profiles & stories · Nov 13, 2026Ali Thull, former alderman of Hesperange, dies aged 71Former DP councillor and former president of FC Swift, Ali Thull devoted part of his career to public and sporting life in Hesperange. RTL announced his death on 13 November.View of the Grund and the Chemin de la Corniche in Luxembourg in April 2018, illustrative and archive photograph.Society & culture · Nov 13, 2026Safety in Luxembourg: what the figures and residents’ experiences tell usTwo homicides recorded in 2024, 7.4% of residents reporting neighbourhood problems in 2023: two distinct indicators and a sharp divide between towns and rural areas.A Grand Ducal Police van photographed in April 2008. Archive photo.Living · Nov 13, 2026Christmas markets in Luxembourg: increased patrols and how to guard against theftPolice announce an increased presence at markets and on public transport. Bags, payments, reporting: practical pointers for enjoying the festive season without alarm.A TER Lorraine train at the platform in Jarville-la-Malgrange. Illustrative and archive photograph.Economy · Nov 13, 2026TER trains to Luxembourg: what the 2027 increase will mean for cross-border commutersTER season tickets will rise by 5% in January 2027. Four price points and a calculation based on twelve monthly payments show the effect on cross-border commuters’ budgets.
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