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The Łutownia River flows through a wooded landscape in the Białowieża Forest.

Nature and environment · Nov 13, 2026Białowieża: water, a biodiversity and security issueIn Białowieża, wetland restoration is linked to Polish thinking on border defence. Three distinct frameworks show what is planned, funded and still to be assessed.

A railway line crosses rue de l’Industrie in Bertrange towards an oil depot, in October 2020.

Economy · Nov 13, 2026Fuel: why deliveries to construction sites remain under pressureFuel deliveries resumed after the rail works, but the supplier cited by L’essentiel says it had to rebuild its stocks and temporarily limit the volumes supplied to its customers.

The CIPA Sacré-Cœur building in Luxembourg, photographed in February 2021.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Care homes in Luxembourg: what the average price of 3,568.57 euros coversThe national benchmark of 3,568.57 euros does not tell you what each resident pays. The ComPa calculation and the waiting time recorded in 2024 shed light on two other questions: funding and access to a place.

Hands typing on a laptop resting on a table.

Technology · Nov 12, 2026AI at work: deciding what to delegate and what to checkAt work, AI can help draft text or organise information. Choosing the task, the data shared and how to check the result remains essential.

Guila Clara Kessous speaking into a microphone at a workshop in Boston in April 2016.

Cinema · Nov 12, 2026“Woman on Rope” turns rope climbing into a story of women’s rightsRecently presented in Mondorf-les-Bains, Guila Clara Kessous’s short film, directed by Aurelia Khazan, uses a rope climb to tell the story of advances and setbacks in women’s rights.

The El Gordo hydrothermal site at Axial Seamount, illuminated amid undersea observation equipment.

Science · Nov 12, 2026Undersea geothermal energy: what Adélie’s 8.7 seconds showAt 1,500 metres beneath the Pacific, the Adélie prototype briefly produced more electricity than it consumed. The result sheds light on the challenges that separate an undersea demonstration from sustainable geothermal power generation.

An opened lithium-ion battery pack for the BMW i3 on display at a trade fair in Munich.

Business · Nov 12, 2026Batteries: what Veolia’s Malancourt plant can recycle, and what still needs to be builtOpened near Amnéville, Veolia’s plant refines black mass and recovers certain metals. But putting these materials back into batteries still depends on other links in the European industrial chain.

Entrance to the Chamber of Deputies in Luxembourg City, with its name on the façade.

Economy · Nov 12, 2026Defence in Luxembourg: what Sehovic and Engel challenge about the approachEuropean autonomy for Meris Sehovic, needs before spending for Georges Engel: the reported criticism concerns investment choices, with a different kind of common ground on support for Ukraine.

Aerial view of the Hosingen bypass construction site, with two tunnel entrances and earthworks.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Hosingen bypass: first opening announced for 2028The first section of the Hosingen bypass is scheduled to open in 2028, ahead of completion of the full route and the redevelopment of the road through the village.

A white chrysanthemum flower against a dark background.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026In Hamm, crematorium extension creates more space for farewellsIn Hamm, the extension inaugurated on 11 November 2026 expands the facilities available to bereaved families. Ceremony rooms, gardens and an open day on 14 November: what you need to know about these spaces.

Andrew Puzder sitting at a table during his visit to the European Commission in Brussels, in July 2026.

Economy · Nov 12, 2026In Luxembourg, Andrew Puzder makes the case for economic cooperation with the United StatesThe US ambassador to the EU highlights cooperation between businesses and criticises European regulation. His assessment of Luxembourg’s industry remains nuanced.

The ramparts and rooftops of the Grund, below the Chemin de la Corniche in Luxembourg.

Profiles & stories · Nov 12, 2026RTL announces the death of Rafik Fischer, former ALFI president, aged 66Having moved from industry into finance in 1989, Rafik Fischer held senior roles at KBL and then Quintet, as well as in several organisations in Luxembourg’s funds sector.