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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.

Dudelange water tower, with its concrete pillars and the buildings of the former industrial site.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026In Dudelange, the new logo opens up debate about how the town is representedDudelange’s new logo has prompted opposing interpretations and questions about participation, the reported cost and the gradual roll-out of the visual identity.

Vines in the foreground and the Moselle valley, seen from Markusberg in Schengen.

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.

Rows of tea plants at Xiding, at the foot of a hill in Taiwan’s Alishan mountain range.

Climate · Nov 12, 2026In Alishan, adapting tea cultivation to drought comes at a costIn Alishan, mulching, alfalfa and growing tea under trees are different responses to water stress. These practices focus on protecting the soil, but involve an economic trade-off: how can growers make a living from smaller harvests?

Liam Lawson’s number 30 Racing Bulls at the Chinese Grand Prix in March 2026, seen from the side.

Motorsport · Nov 12, 2026Racing Bulls opts for continuity with Lawson and Lindblad for 2027Racing Bulls are keeping Liam Lawson and Arvid Lindblad for 2027. The team is opting for continuity while provisionally fifth in 2026, but the team’s results and those of each driver are not one and the same.

A hardware USB key for two-factor authentication, photographed against a grey background.

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.

Aerial view of the Bełchatów power station in Poland, with its industrial buildings and tall chimneys.

Climate · Nov 12, 2026Climate: why current policies lead to 2.7 °C in 2100The Climate Action Tracker estimates that current policies are associated with warming of 2.7 °C by 2100. Lower scenarios depend on additional commitments and their implementation.

Laurent Mosar, left, and Solvita Āboltiņa during an official visit to Luxembourg in March 2013.

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.

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AI · Nov 12, 2026AI models: what Vercel measures with its six-week ‘half-life’Vercel observes a high turnover in the models used by teams using AI Gateway. Its figures describe adoption on one platform, not technical obsolescence after six weeks.

Artist’s impression of the UVEX space telescope project, with a grey body and solar panels against a black background.

Space · Nov 12, 2026UVEX, the telescope that will map the ultraviolet sky and track cosmic explosionsCommissioned by NASA in October 2026, the UVEX mission is set to map the ultraviolet sky and rapidly turn towards certain cosmic explosions. Its launch is still scheduled by January 2031.

An empty neonatal incubator, with its transparent enclosure and control panel.

Health · Nov 12, 2026Prematurity in Luxembourg: an association wants to provide better support for parentsIn Luxembourg, support after a premature birth addresses distinct needs: care for the baby, explanations for their parents and support from other families. Marie-Rebecca’s account and WHO guidance shed light on how these needs complement one another.

Fan-shaped mushrooms growing on a moss-covered trunk.

Profiles & stories · Nov 12, 2026Irina Simoncini: learning to observe mushrooms in LuxembourgIn Luxembourg, Irina Simoncini has built on a family curiosity through walks and classes devoted to mushrooms. Her story invites us to distinguish between observation, foraging and scientific verification.