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Forest in the Pfälzerwald viewed from the Weinbiet, archive photograph from 2017.Rhineland-Palatinate · Oct 21, 2026Forests supported to change how they are managedRhineland-Palatinate is publicising the reopening of the KWM programme. Deadwood, soils and habitat trees give these commitments practical substance.Cattle grazing near Sollermillen, Luxembourg, in August 2026.Profiles & stories · Oct 21, 2026Nora Feyder: fourteen generations, a farm to pass on and a global distinctionHonoured by the FAO in 2026, Nora Feyder is preparing to take over a family farm with a history spanning fourteen generations. Her story sheds light on the challenges facing young farmers in Luxembourg.Facade of the Ministry of Finance in Luxembourg City, 2017 archive photoPolitics · Oct 21, 2026Budget 2027: why are there several deficits?The figures in Luxembourg’s draft budget vary according to the scope and accounting method used. Four documents help explain what is being compared.Front of the EIB Group headquarters in Luxembourg and flags, 2020 archiveStart-ups · Oct 21, 2026TechEU: connecting capital with growthCapital, loans and intermediaries: the name TechEU covers different channels for growing businesses.Computer and phone on a desk, 2017 illustrationFinance · Oct 20, 2026Bank transfers: what does checking the beneficiary’s name verify?The name and IBAN are checked before the transfer is sent. This helps identify a mismatch, but does not guarantee that an invoice is legitimate or that the funds can be recovered.Facade of the Central Bank of Luxembourg viewed from the streetEconomy · Oct 20, 2026Luxembourg: what lies behind the external surplusLuxembourg’s current account returned to surplus in the first half of 2026. Goods, services and statistical revisions explain contrasting developments.Microelectronics wafer photographed in 2017, illustrating advanced technologiesStart-ups · Oct 2, 2026STEP Scale Up: an investor before the applicationEuropean equity funding targets large fundraising rounds. To apply, a company must already have a qualified investor’s commitment.Researcher at work in a laboratory in Barcelona in 2016, illustrationBusiness · Oct 2, 2026Research and business: after submission, selectionThe ‘Thematically Open’ joint call had a deadline of 29 September. It brings together businesses and public research; results are due to be announced by January 2027 at the latest.Cash machines in Barnstaple in 2009, illustrative archive imageFinance · Oct 2, 2026Money muling: the commission that puts your account at riskThe Police and Maacher Lycée have presented a campaign devised by pupils. It highlights the risk of allowing someone else’s money to pass through your account in return for a commission.Hands on the keyboard of a laptop on a tableFinance · Oct 2, 20267GC GP II: CSSF flags impersonationThe 30 September alert concerns people improperly using the name of 7GC GP II. The CSSF states that the real company has no connection with the reported activities.A calculator and pen on a financial documentFinance · Oct 2, 2026Before investing: read the fees, risks and exit termsThe key information document accompanies products covered by the PRIIPs Regulation. The CSSF reminds investors that it must be provided before they commit: an opportunity to ask questions, not a guarantee of returns.A hand holding a bank card to a payment terminalFinance · Oct 2, 2026Fake banker: taking control of the callA familiar number is not enough to authenticate a caller. In Luxembourg, advice from the Police and a brochure shared by the CSSF can help you check a request before acting.
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