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Economy · Nov 12, 2026Drought 2026: what aid is Luxembourg preparing for producers?After the 2026 drought, the Luxembourg government is preparing targeted aid for producers of fruit, vegetables and grapes. Here is what the announced thresholds mean and why the risk is difficult to insure.↗
Health · Nov 12, 2026Prematurity in Luxembourg: association wants to provide better support for parentsIn Luxembourg, support following a premature birth needs to address distinct needs: care for the baby, explanations for their parents and support from other families. Marie-Rebecca’s account and WHO guidance shed light on how these needs complement one another.↗
Profiles & stories · Nov 12, 2026Irina Simoncini: learning to observe mushrooms in LuxembourgIn Luxembourg, Irina Simoncini has built on a family curiosity through walks and classes devoted to mushrooms. Her story invites us to distinguish between observation, foraging and scientific verification.↗
Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Online violence: what signs should people close to young people look out for in Luxembourg?Online pressure, isolation, changes in behaviour: in Luxembourg, the authorities offer guidance on when to be concerned without treating a single sign as a diagnosis.↗
Living · Nov 12, 2026TICE: what do the 2,019 cancelled services in 2026 reveal?Between 5 January and 2 October 2026, TICE recorded 2,019 services cancelled in full or in part. The data distinguish between causes, periods and driver call-ins, without directly measuring the journeys disrupted for each passenger.↗
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.↗
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.↗
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.↗
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.↗
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.↗
Technology · Nov 12, 2026At Belval, a drone cleans façades: what this method changesAt the Moiré building, a drone is being used in a courtyard that is difficult to access. A practical example that helps explain the benefits of this technique and the rules governing it in Luxembourg.↗
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.↗
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