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Flooding: preparing for autumn in LuxembourgThe inondations.lu portal has been revamped after a dry summer. Forecasts, maps and building protection address different needs.
Invasive species: measuring what we protectThe European review of interventions distinguishes between complete, partial and temporary successes. In Luxembourg, RedIAS sets targets for threatened species.
Hérault: reading the landscapes of the geoparkAwarded UNESCO status in 2026, the Terres d’Hérault bring together several geological histories. At Salagou and Mourèze, distinguishing between them changes how the landscape is read.
F1: from the clock to the gridElimination in Q1, a hindered lap, a penalty or a pit-lane start: qualifying measures speed, but does not always determine the starting order.
Leave room for the hedgehog in your gardenFallen leaves, gaps between gardens and careful maintenance: getting ready for autumn can also mean preserving hiding places for small wildlife.
Report-it in Luxembourg: how to report a problem in public spacesBroken bench, damaged equipment, road incident: Report-it lets you notify the City of Luxembourg. How it works, examples, privacy, street maintenance workers and contacts.
The 2026 title: the starting point for Virton’s return to professional footballCrowned champions of D1 FFA, the club announced its return to the Challenger Pro League in May. Its management subsequently outlined the objectives for this new phase.
In Virton, the Academy’s revival is being driven by young people from the regionIn an update published in August, the management refers to nearly 200 young people and a largely regional reserve team. A training project whose ambitions remain to be realised.
Around Brncic, who makes up Virton’s coaching staff?The club handed the team to Drazen Brncic in June, then announced his staff in July. Here are the roles announced for the new season.
Fit 4 Scale: growing beyond the start-up phaseFive companies make up the first cohort of the Luxembourg programme. Their appearance at Nexus highlights the challenges of scaling up, without in itself constituting evidence of growth.
Den Atelier is developing AI to better gauge demand for its concertsThe Luxembourg promoter wants to combine ticketing data with digital signals before booking acts. The challenge will be to measure the quality of the forecasts, not just produce a figure.
SME cybersecurity: prepare the question that mattersAn L-DIH webinar looks at IT security and the security of production equipment. An opportunity to clarify responsibilities before an incident.