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The entrance and balcony of the Chamber of Deputies in Luxembourg City.Finance · Nov 12, 2026AI subscriptions: petition calls for tax relief of up to €2,400Petition No. 4324 proposes an annual deduction of up to €2,400 for AI subscriptions. Here’s what it would change compared with the current €540 allowance, and what its signature threshold actually means.A coiled yellow tape measure photographed against a light background.Health · Nov 12, 2026Obesity: study compares BMI with more comprehensive criteriaAn analysis of 844 108 adults compares BMI alone with a classification that adds abdominal measurements and functional status. The results show reclassifications, but do not yet constitute proof that this method improves care.Crates of vegetables at the Marché des Enfants Rouges in Paris: carrots, green beans, cabbages and aubergines.Economy · Nov 12, 2026Climate and food: why the effects on prices can lastWith harvests affected, costs passed on with a delay and prices moving differently from one product to another, the warning about food inflation in 2027 deserves to be read in the right context. In Luxembourg, October’s figures already paint a mixed picture.A white van parked in a worksite yard, beside lifting equipment.Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Vans near the border: between commuting to work and parking on the streetIn French towns close to Luxembourg, discussions about vans parked on the street bring together questions of work arrangements and local rules. Here is what falls under established practice, proposals and French law.Satellite dishes at SES facilities in Betzdorf, photographed in September 2021.Business · Nov 12, 2026NEOS Space Campus: what Kockelscheuer is set to offer space companiesOffices, a state-funded test centre and a SES factory: the three components of the NEOS space campus in Kockelscheuer have different roles and timelines.Redange-sur-Attert town hall and town centre, photographed in June 2023.Profiles & stories · Nov 12, 2026In Redange, Äerdschëff assesses mobility needs before choosing a vehicleIn Redange-sur-Attert, Äerdschëff is putting an enclosed cargo bike to the test to examine everyday journeys. Through MOBILAB, the association wants usage and constraints to be the starting point for mobility choices.The Chamber of Skilled Trades and Crafts building in Kirchberg, photographed in April 2021.Education · Nov 12, 2026ESSCA in Kirchberg: what to check before choosing your courseESSCA’s Kirchberg campus focuses on management and finance. Programmes, placements and degree recognition: what to check before choosing.A row of glass-door refrigerated cabinets in a supermarket.Technology · Nov 11, 2026Connected cold: cybersecurity in Luxembourg also concerns equipmentConnected controllers make it easier to monitor refrigeration systems, but their remote access must be protected. In Luxembourg, the issue also concerns blood product storage and food businesses.A few euro coins placed on a light-coloured fabric.Economy · Nov 11, 2026Unexpected expenses: 21.8% of residents say they could not copeEurostat data for 2025 reveal wide differences by household and age. People living in a household with one adult and dependent children are particularly exposed.View of the Grand-Duc Jean barracks on the Härebierg in Diekirch.Society & culture · Nov 11, 2026Saint Martin’s Day in Diekirch: three weapons of honour, three training pathsIn Diekirch, three members of the military received a weapon of honour corresponding to their training path. The Saint Martin’s Day speeches also highlighted trust, delegation and solidarity.A green and blue Chargy charging point installed near Colmar-Berg railway station.Environment · Nov 11, 2026Klimabonus Mobilitéit: what is changing for cars and charging points until 2030The Klimabonus Mobilitéit has been extended until 2030. From 2027, some car dealers will be able to deduct the grant from the bill for a new vehicle; grants for charging points follow separate timetables and caps.Two desks and armchairs in an empty room in a coworking building.Jobs · Nov 11, 2026CGFP wants coworking excluded from public servants’ teleworking limitCGFP is calling for hours spent in a coworking space no longer to count towards the teleworking limit for public servants. For cross-border workers, the ministry distinguishes between the administrative calculation and the workplace considered for tax purposes.
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