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View of the Kirchberg European district in Luxembourg, with Fort Thüngen in the foreground.Finance · Nov 11, 2026Banks in Luxembourg: what does the human rights assessment measure?A benchmark by IDV and BankTrack gives twelve banks operating in Luxembourg an average score of 5.2 out of 15. A breakdown of the criteria reveals a marked gap between stated commitments, due diligence and access to remedy.A dugout canoe on the Lawa between Maripasoula and Suriname, in December 2013; archive photograph.Nature and environment · Nov 7, 2026In Suriname, gold mining around Wayana villages puts far more than the forest at stakeAround the Lawa, gold mining threatens forest habitats and the resources on which the Wayana depend. The report also documents the limits of available knowledge about wildlife and mercury contamination.Entrance to the ZChow cinema in Beijing, in August 2025, illustrating the Chinese cinema market.AI · Nov 6, 2026Sanxingdui: AI cinema faces the test of public opinionThe difficult launch of “Sanxingdui: Future Past” highlights the limits of a technological promise, without summing up the future of AI in cinema.A person reviews documents with a pen at a meeting table, illustrative photograph.AI · Nov 4, 2026AI-run companies: Delaware questioned over responsibilitiesA federal request for documents targets the proposed companies managed by AI agents. The debate concerns experimentation and responsibility.Computer code and debugging tools displayed on a laptop, illustrative photograph.AI · Nov 1, 2026AI agents: isolating code is not enough to secure their actionsWith agents capable of executing code, AI shifts the risks towards actions and access. Akamai’s announcement highlights what needs to be checked before delegating.The façade of the Conseil d’État at the Palais-Royal in Paris, beneath a blue skyFrance · Oct 29, 2026France: four tests before restricting a demonstrationAfter the violence in October, security and freedoms are not simply at odds. In France, the law requires a specific risk, a necessary and proportionate measure, and the possibility of judicial review.Archive image: crowd at a demonstration against racism in Paris in March 2025France · Oct 28, 2026After Trappes, gatherings announced through to 3 NovemberGatherings on 26 October took place in dozens of towns and cities. Further events are announced through to 3 November: here is the calendar that is still relevant, and the facts that have been established.Stone alley in Hebron’s Old City, photographed in September 2015.International · Oct 28, 2026Hebron: distinguishing displaced residents from those trapped in their homesThe Israeli operation continues on 28 October. The figures for evacuations and residents trapped in their homes do not reflect the same reality; the UN is calling for their return.Women at a charcoal market in El-Fasher, an archive photograph taken before the 2023 war.Politics · Oct 28, 2026Sudan: what weapons investigations can establishEquipment found in Darfur documents diversions, without revealing every intermediary. A guide to the evidence, the embargoes and the situation of civilians.Two trams in front of Luxembourg railway station, illustrative photograph from November 2020.Society · Oct 27, 2026Rue Bender: police report knife threat against bar ownerA threat was reported on 25 October in the Gare district. A knife was found near the bar.A gold-coloured stethoscope on a dark background, illustrative photograph.Society · Oct 27, 2026Cardiologist under investigation: what the CNS anomalies can establishIn Luxembourg, a complaint by the CNS led to a cardiologist’s arrest. The public prosecutor’s office describes statistical deviations and procedures to be checked; the profession reiterates its ethical requirements.Books with warm-coloured bindings on shelvesBooks · Oct 1, 2026At the BnL, choose a book by starting with a questionArtificial intelligence in October, human rights in November, novels in December: the reading room’s selections offer starting points for exploring the collections.
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