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Laurent Mosar, left, and Solvita Āboltiņa during an official visit to Luxembourg in March 2013.

Economy · Nov 12, 2026Civil service: Mosar wants to review the replacement of staff retiringLaurent Mosar’s proposal not to automatically replace every member of staff who retires raises a question of how to balance workforce changes, service quality and public investment.

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Education · Nov 12, 2026Third-country qualifications: what Luxembourg is preparing to simplifyLuxembourg is preparing a targeted simplification of the equivalence criteria for certain foreign qualifications. Here is what the announcement covers and how to distinguish school-level equivalence, academic recognition and access to a regulated profession.

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Economy · Nov 12, 2026In France, 34% of households say they have difficulty paying some energy billsIn France, 34% of households surveyed say they have difficulty paying some energy bills in 2026, compared with 36% in 2025. This figure is distinct from the share of bills in household budgets, thermal discomfort and the vulnerability measure calculated by Insee.

Aerial view of Google’s campus in Mountain View, California.

AI · Nov 12, 2026Tabletop: Google wants to turn group projects into shared toolsTabletop aims to turn links and ideas into interactive spaces that several people can use together. Google says access is currently limited to adults in the United States via a waiting list.

False-colour micrograph of cultured human nasal cells infected with influenza A.

Health · Nov 12, 2026Flu remains stable in Luxembourg as COVID-19 cases riseIn Luxembourg, reported flu cases remain almost unchanged in week 45. COVID-19 and RSV are following different paths, while the wastewater indicator is moving in a different direction from SARS-CoV-2 cases.

An aisle between rows of computer racks in a data centre.

AI · Nov 12, 2026AI models: what Vercel measures with its six-week ‘half-life’Vercel observes a high turnover in the models used by teams using AI Gateway. Its figures describe adoption on one platform, not technical obsolescence after six weeks.

Archive aerial view of Schrassig Prison, taken in April 1992.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Prisons in Luxembourg: why the debate goes beyond building new placesThe association « eran, eraus... an elo? » is calling for an analysis of the causes of detention and alternatives. The minister defends electronic tagging, granted on a case-by-case basis and initially conceived to support stability and reintegration.

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Jobs · Nov 12, 2026Skills Day in Luxembourg: preparing for training and a career changeOn 20 November at Kirchberg, the first Skills Day will bring together continuing education and training providers. Who is it for, how should you prepare for your visit, and what questions should you ask to move your plans forward?

A gas meter connected to pipes and supplying two boilers.

Economy · Nov 12, 2026Gas in Luxembourg: how to read the 2027 price forecastsStatec is considering three possible paths for gas prices in 2027, while a compensation payment of 15 cents per cubic metre has been extended. These two factors alone do not determine households’ final bills.

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Culture · Nov 12, 2026Two cultural outings in Luxembourg on 14 and 15 NovemberA guided tour in English behind the scenes at the National Library on Saturday, followed by a musical tale in Luxembourgish about the “Fous de Vianden” at the Philharmonie on Sunday: key details, languages and practical information to help you choose.

Artist’s impression of the UVEX space telescope project, with a grey body and solar panels against a black background.

Space · Nov 12, 2026UVEX, the telescope that will map the ultraviolet sky and track cosmic explosionsCommissioned by NASA in October 2026, the UVEX mission is set to map the ultraviolet sky and rapidly turn towards certain cosmic explosions. Its launch is still scheduled by January 2031.

The court and buildings of the Cité judiciaire on the Plateau du Saint-Esprit in Luxembourg.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Xavier Bettel’s complaint: understanding why Gabrielle Antar is not being prosecutedThe public prosecutor’s office will not prosecute Gabrielle Antar following Xavier Bettel’s complaint, according to RTL. This procedural decision is neither an acquittal nor a ruling on the political controversy that preceded it.