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Spherical metal model of the DAVINCI probe inside a test facility.Space · Oct 1, 2026DAVINCI: 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.Vianden Castle above a green forest beneath a blue sky.Business · Oct 1, 2026Tourism: overnight stays rise faster than arrivalsProvisional figures for January to July 2026 show a 6% increase in overnight stays. Visitors from neighbouring countries remain essential, while public investment continues.Euro coins in close-up on a dark surface.Finance · Oct 1, 2026Inflation: 2.2% in August, but household bills are moving very differentlyThe national index remains stable year on year. Behind this figure, electricity and gas prices fall month on month, while fuel prices rise.FANUC robotic welding arms, photograph from 2009 used as an industrial illustrationBusiness · Oct 1, 2026Industry: a difficult first half, with sharply contrasting fortunesIndustrial production fell by around 5% year on year in the first half. Metallurgy weighed on the overall picture, while several other activities grew.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.Woodworking in a workshop, with a machine in the foreground.Jobs · Oct 1, 2026Unemployment in Luxembourg: why 6.5% and thousands of vacancies coexistFrom July to September 2026, unemployment in Luxembourg rises from 6.3 to 6.5%. Job vacancies, graduates, young people, cross-border workers: ADEM figures explained, along with useful steps to take.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.Close-up of the partly open pages of a book, lit by soft light.Books · Oct 1, 2026Guy Helminger, Batty Weber Prize 2026: a body of work spanning forms and bordersPresented in Mersch on 29 September, the national prize recognises the career of the writer born in Esch-sur-Alzette. Novels, poetry, theatre and radio offer several ways into his work.A cyclist photographed in motion, with a blurred background emphasising speed.Cycling · Oct 1, 2026Montreal Worlds: McNulty wins alone as the race highlights the strength of the collectiveBrandon McNulty won the elite men’s road race on 27 September, ahead of Michael Matthews and Mathieu van der Poel. His winning breakaway offers a way to revisit a principle of cycling: having a team-mate up the road changes the chase.Golden clouds, stars and bluish jets in the star-forming region IC 348, observed in infrared by James Webb.Space · Sep 30, 2026James Webb: what IC 348 reveals about the birth of the smallest starsIn IC 348, James Webb has revealed brown dwarfs with masses of two Jupiters and newborn stars. Discover this infrared image, the HH 797 jets and the questions surrounding star formation.