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Media: what independence means for readersThe European regulation protects several conditions of journalistic work. It also invites us to look at who owns a media outlet and how information is produced.
Food dates: two labels, two decisionsA date that has passed does not always mean the same thing. Guidance from the ALVA and EFSA on reading the packaging before deciding.
Student Fair: arrive with questions, leave with ideasThe 40th edition will take place on 29 and 30 October at the Coque. Courses, careers and engagement: here’s how to make your visit worthwhile without trying to see everything.
Sports for all: a new season close to homeThe season starts on 1 October in the capital. Beyond choosing a sport, schedules, travel and registration arrangements make all the difference.
Volunteering: finding a role you can really commit tobenevolat.lu’s recommendations bring volunteers and associations together. When choosing, the time available and the expected role remain essential guides.
Pandemics: sharing discoveries still needs to be organisedAfter the UN meeting on 25 September, an annex remains to be negotiated. It must link the sharing of pathogens with the sharing of medical benefits.
Heat and major events: prevention starts before the gates openThe WHO publishes a guide for mass gatherings. Water, shade, movement and emergency care must be planned together, well before the public arrives.
Social security: Europe revises the rules between countriesThe reform adopted by the Council covers five areas. For cross-border workers, the first step is still to distinguish European coordination from national entitlements.
At the INLL, a new term in thirteen languages and several ways to learnThe institute welcomes around 8,700 learners at the start of the academic year. Autumn courses remain open for enrolment until 2 October, subject to availability and any required placement steps.
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.