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The Microsoft sign in front of Building 92 in Redmond, in May 2022.Technology · Nov 13, 2026Microsoft outage: preparing a backup channel in LuxembourgThe incident on 12 and 13 November is a reminder of our dependence on communication tools. A BCE expert urges organisations to plan alternatives; here’s the potential role of Luxchat.A Grand Ducal Police van photographed in April 2008. Archive photo.Living · Nov 13, 2026Christmas markets in Luxembourg: increased patrols and how to guard against theftPolice announce an increased presence at markets and on public transport. Bags, payments, reporting: practical pointers for enjoying the festive season without alarm.Archive view of the Cloche d’Or neighbourhood in Luxembourg, photographed in August 2019.Business · Nov 13, 2026Cloche d’Or: future Lombard Odier headquarters reaches a construction milestoneThe structural work on The Terraces is complete. Behind the future European headquarters lie three practical questions: who is moving, when, and with what environmental commitments?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.Overlapping bank cards, an illustrative photograph unrelated to the victim’s cards.Technology · Nov 13, 2026Fake bank adviser in Luxembourg: alleged money mule arrestedAfter a fraudulent call, a man collected a victim’s phone, cards and codes from their home. The investigation led to the arrest of a woman suspected of receiving the payments.Residential building and pedestrian path in Kirchberg, Luxembourg.Society & culture · Nov 13, 2026Student housing: living elsewhere and being independent are two different thingsIn Luxembourg, Ben Ragnacci’s experience raises the question of what options are available when the family home is no longer enough. Mobility grants, means-tested grants and rent subsidies address different circumstances.Hands typing text on a white computer keyboard.Technology · Nov 13, 2026Fake AI address: when a typo becomes a riskAddresses imitating AI services lead to fake checks and software that alters the browser. How to recognise the actions these pages are trying to get you to take.A white buttercup flower among green leaves and grass.Nature and environment · Nov 13, 2026Grasslands of the Massif Central: an observatory to understand how they adapt to the climateAn observatory launched in the Massif Central is monitoring 150 plots to link plant diversity, soils, climate and livestock farming practices. The first surveys are building a basis for comparison, not yet a validated adaptation method.The CIPA Sacré-Cœur building in Luxembourg, photographed in February 2021.Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Care homes in Luxembourg: what the average price of 3,568.57 euros coversThe national benchmark of 3,568.57 euros does not tell you what each resident pays. The ComPa calculation and the waiting time recorded in 2024 shed light on two other questions: funding and access to a place.Hands typing on a laptop resting on a table.Technology · Nov 12, 2026AI at work: deciding what to delegate and what to checkAt work, AI can help draft text or organise information. Choosing the task, the data shared and how to check the result remains essential.The El Gordo hydrothermal site at Axial Seamount, illuminated amid undersea observation equipment.Science · Nov 12, 2026Undersea geothermal energy: what Adélie’s 8.7 seconds showAt 1,500 metres beneath the Pacific, the Adélie prototype briefly produced more electricity than it consumed. The result sheds light on the challenges that separate an undersea demonstration from sustainable geothermal power generation.A white chrysanthemum flower against a dark background.Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026In Hamm, crematorium extension creates more space for farewellsIn Hamm, the extension inaugurated on 11 November 2026 expands the facilities available to bereaved families. Ceremony rooms, gardens and an open day on 14 November: what you need to know about these spaces.
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