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Economy · Nov 12, 2026Fruit, vegetables and vines: Luxembourg plans drought-related aidThe government has given its agreement in principle to targeted compensation. It has announced a 30% income-loss threshold and an aid rate of 40% for fruit, vegetable and grape producers.↗
Technology · Nov 12, 2026Phishing: protecting cloud account sessions and permissions tooProofpoint’s observations show a rise in phishing detections. But cloud accounts can also be exposed through sessions that are already open and permissions granted to applications.↗
Entrepreneurship · Nov 12, 2026Agile Robots raises $500 million to accelerate its industrial expansionAgile Robots has announced $500 million in funding and a valuation of $8.5 billion. These figures do not mean the same thing as its reported deployments or the maximum capacity of its new German site.↗
Finance · Nov 12, 2026ESG reports: what limited assurance checksThe European Commission is consulting until 18 January 2027 on the assurance of sustainability reports. What limited assurance checks, and how to distinguish it from funds’ ESG disclosures in Luxembourg.↗
Economy · Nov 12, 2026Defence: how to read the €1.373 billion effort planned for 2027The defence effort announced for 2027 amounts to €1.373 billion. This figure exceeds the Army’s budget. It is also important to distinguish between expenditure and funding for the Military Equipment Fund.↗
Economy · Nov 12, 2026Civil service: Mosar wants to review the replacement of staff retiringLaurent Mosar’s proposal not to automatically replace every member of staff who retires raises a question of how to balance workforce changes, service quality and public investment.↗
Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Prisons in Luxembourg: why the debate goes beyond building new placesThe association « eran, eraus... an elo? » is calling for an analysis of the causes of detention and alternatives. The minister defends electronic tagging, granted on a case-by-case basis and initially conceived to support stability and reintegration.↗
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.↗
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.↗
Economy · Nov 12, 2026Working hours in Luxembourg: who will negotiate the flexibility measures?Luxembourg’s debate on working hours pits the flexibility sought by the UEL against the safeguards the OGBL wants to preserve through collective bargaining. The proposals under consideration would not automatically reduce working hours.↗
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.↗
Education · Nov 12, 2026ESSCA in Kirchberg: what to check before choosing your courseESSCA’s Kirchberg campus focuses on management and finance. Programmes, placements and degree recognition: what to check before choosing.↗
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