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Developing champions: coaches meet in LuxembourgLa Coque will host a conference on 10 and 11 October. The programme explores the transition to senior level and how to build lasting performance.
Environmental assessments: speeding things up without bypassing debateThe Council of the EU agreed its position on 30 September. Timelines, points of contact and public participation are at the heart of a text still to be negotiated.
Swift: the attempt to rescue it in orbit failed to achieve its goalThe LINK mission ended without raising the observatory’s orbit. NASA has drawn technical lessons from it, while acknowledging that its main objective was not achieved.
Greater Region: three in four adults in employment, an indicator to read carefullyThe employment rate among 20–64-year-olds reached 75.3% in 2025, according to the regional publication issued in September. This figure measures participation in employment; it is not the same as the unemployment rate.
Pink October: a guide to organised screening in LuxembourgThe 2026 campaign gives a voice to eight women. Behind the posters, the Mammography Programme sets out a clear pathway, also open to cross-border workers who meet its conditions.
Luxembourgish is also told in the pluralMore than 60 activities accompanied the second Luxembourgish Language Day. Beyond the celebrations, LëtzCamp gathered ideas for the next action plan.
Luxembourg Army: Claude Robinet succeeds Steve ThullThe change of command took place on 28 September in Mersch. It comes as several announced military transformations remain works in progress.
Petitions in Luxembourg: twenty new requests, and time to make up your mindTwenty petitions opened for signatures on 24 September, with a deadline announced for 4 November. Before supporting a text, a few pointers can help you understand what it is asking for and the real scope of the process.SkillsTrucks: three mobile workshops to try out a profession before choosingWood, metal, cookery, pastry-making, hairdressing and beauty: the new workshop trucks bring six professional fields closer to secondary-school pupils. An invitation to discover professions through hands-on experience, with a timetable that varies from one school to another.