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Plate of mushrooms against a dark backgroundEurope · Oct 1, 2026Food safety: what Europe wants to simplifyThe Council set out its position on 30 September. Pesticide residues, authorisations and checks are part of a dossier that is still under negotiation.Silver-coloured fish arranged on a stallEurope · Oct 1, 2026European fisheries: modernising boats, conserving resourcesThe Council is preparing European support for 2028–2034. Its partial position concerns the rules; the overall budget remains to be negotiated.Turquoise meander and autumn coloursEurope · Oct 1, 2026Environmental 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.Golden wheat ears in close-up, bathed in soft light.Economy · Oct 1, 2026Future CAP: Luxembourg defends the position of its young farmersAt the Agriculture Council on 28 September, Martine Hansen called for adjustments to the targeting of aid. Degressivity, farms run by several families and the cost of fertilisers remain at the heart of the discussions.A crumpled aluminium surface with silver and dark reflections.Business · Oct 1, 2026In Clervaux, recycled aluminium brings Europe’s industrial challenges into focusStéphane Séjourné’s visit to Hydro has brought energy, access to recyclable materials and European production capacity back to the fore. Regulatory discussions must be distinguished from rules that have been adopted.Close-up detail of a red electronic circuit, photographed in macro.LetzNews · Oct 1, 2026ObSanté: what is the point of health data when it becomes public?The National Health Observatory marks four years of activity. Its role helps explain the difference between counting events and producing knowledge that is useful to public debate.Detail of the open pages of a book.Culture · Oct 1, 2026Libraries in Luxembourg: a new overview looks beyond the shelvesThe Ministry of Culture has published a book on the sector, its jobs and how its services are used. A directory complements the study and discussions from the 2024 sectoral forums.Close-up of a nib and lines of calligraphy in ink on paper.Debate · Oct 1, 2026Petitions 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.