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Kusile coal-fired power station, in Mpumalanga, photographed in June 2019.

Climate · Nov 14, 2026Coal in South Africa: what the #CancelCoal ruling really changesThe cancellation of a 1,500 MW programme remains in place, but the Court of Appeal did not ban all new coal. The change to the electricity plan is decisive.

A man observes the light projection of a camera obscura, photograph from 2013.

Basic science · Nov 13, 2026Camera obscura: how a hole forms an image without a lensLong before photographs could be recorded, it was already possible to project a scene. The camera obscura helps explain the inverted image, the role of the aperture and what lenses add.

Sanem Castle, photographed in May 2009, where Wanterfeeling takes place.

Performing arts · Nov 13, 2026Wanterfeeling in Sanem: choose your outing between circus, cabaret and lightsOn 14 and 15 November, Sanem Castle welcomes acrobats, workshops and fire performances. Programme, €10 pass and shuttle buses: everything you need to plan your visit.

Place de l’Hôtel de Ville in Esch-sur-Alzette, with its paved area, a pavilion and the surrounding façades.

Living · Nov 13, 2026Christmas market in Esch: opening times and new features to help you plan your visitEsch’s Krëschtmoart opens on 13 November and runs until 23 December. Market opening times, events, the little train and the relocation of the weekly market: useful information before you set off.

A condenser microphone and its pop filter stand out against a dark background.

Profiles & stories · Nov 13, 2026Samia Arslane: keeping Mehdi’s memory alive through advocacyFrom GENLUX to the Children’s Tumor Foundation Europe, Samia Arslane’s journey brings together editorial work, Luxembourg and advocacy to raise awareness of neurofibromatosis type 1.

Guila Clara Kessous speaking into a microphone at a workshop in Boston in April 2016.

Cinema · Nov 12, 2026“Woman on Rope” turns rope climbing into a story of women’s rightsRecently presented in Mondorf-les-Bains, Guila Clara Kessous’s short film, directed by Aurelia Khazan, uses a rope climb to tell the story of advances and setbacks in women’s rights.

The equestrian statue of William II and the façades of Place Guillaume II in Luxembourg City.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Luxembourg: fewer arrivals in 2025, but population continues to growInternational arrivals to Luxembourg fell in 2025, but net migration remained positive. Migration flows, population and nationality: the figures describe different realities.

Maison Servais, home of the National Literature Centre in Mersch, seen from its park.

Books · Nov 12, 2026‘Verieren’ by Jhemp Hoscheit wins first prize in the 2026 Literary CompetitionJhemp Hoscheit wins the adult first prize for ‘Verieren’, a poetry manuscript in Luxembourgish. The 2026 awards also recognise three other collections in a competition for unpublished manuscripts.

Two black square academic mortarboards resting on a light-coloured surface.

Education · Nov 12, 2026Third-country qualifications: what Luxembourg is preparing to simplifyLuxembourg is preparing a targeted simplification of the equivalence criteria for certain foreign qualifications. Here is what the announcement covers and how to distinguish school-level equivalence, academic recognition and access to a regulated profession.

A pupil uses a multimeter in the technical compartment of a Piper Cheyenne aircraft.

Education · Nov 12, 2026Vocational training abroad: two support schemes coexist in LuxembourgThe AideFi reform distinguished between existing beneficiaries and new enrolments in vocational training abroad. Transitional support has been announced for 2026/2027 and 2027/2028, but its practical arrangements still need to be checked with the MENJE.

Violin and bow resting on a dark surface.

Culture · Nov 12, 2026Two cultural outings in Luxembourg on 14 and 15 NovemberA guided tour in English behind the scenes at the National Library on Saturday, followed by a musical tale in Luxembourgish about the “Fous de Vianden” at the Philharmonie on Sunday: key details, languages and practical information to help you choose.

Redange-sur-Attert town hall and town centre, photographed in June 2023.

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.