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Aerial view of the Hosingen bypass construction site, with two tunnel entrances and earthworks.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Hosingen bypass: first opening announced for 2028The first section of the Hosingen bypass is scheduled to open in 2028, ahead of completion of the full route and the redevelopment of the road through the village.

An aisle between rows of computer racks in a data centre.

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.

TICE network buses at the bus station in Esch-sur-Alzette.

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.

Both carriageways of the A4 between Foetz and Esch-sur-Alzette, with vehicles and streetlights.

Living · Nov 11, 2026A4, Val de Hamm and buses: travel changes from 13 to 16 NovemberFrom 13 to 16 November 2026, access roads from the A4 towards Esch will be closed, and streets in Val de Hamm and part of Boulevard Patton will be closed to traffic. Diversions for buses 7, 29 and CN3 vary by route.

The pale yellow building of Oetrange station, behind the tracks and overhead power lines.

Economy · Nov 11, 2026Trains in Luxembourg: more passengers, but fewer kilometres in 2025CFL reports a record number of passengers carried in 2025, while passenger-kilometres fell by 1.45%. The difference between these indicators sheds light on the performance of Luxembourg’s railways.

A CGDIS ambulance on a street in Diekirch

Society · Nov 11, 2026Why the CGDIS is building a logistics centre at MierscherbiergAt Mierscherbierg, the CGDIS’s future centre is set to bring together vehicle maintenance, equipment storage and logistics functions. Funding, timetable and the practical role of this national infrastructure.

Roundabout and road traffic in Rabat on the island of Malta

Europe · Nov 8, 2026Malta offered €25,000 to give up a driving licence, subject to conditionsMalta offered €25,000 to some young residents in exchange for surrendering their driving licence for five years. The payments, eligibility criteria and deadline reveal the scheme’s true scope.

Hire bikes parked in Luxembourg City

Society · Nov 8, 2026Cycling in Luxembourg: ProVelo wants a timetable for cycle pathsThe municipal concept identifies 21 active-mobility corridors and 30 connection points. ProVelo.lu welcomes the proposals, but is now calling for a timetable, priorities, budgets and responsibilities to be clearly published.

Tram in front of the National Library in Kirchberg

Society · Nov 8, 2026In Kirchberg, the tram is due to reach the European School in 2027The first 2.3-kilometre section is due to reach the European School at the start of the 2027 school year. In Kirchberg, the project also includes a redesign of the boulevard and changes to traffic during the works.

Ethernet cables plugged into a network switch.

Technology · Nov 8, 2026VPN: how a shared IP address finds the right subscriberA VPN can route several subscribers through the same IP address. Ports, a mapping table and tunnels ensure each reply reaches the right device, without this technical record automatically constituting a browsing history.

A tram travels through Luxembourg city centre.

Society · Nov 7, 2026In Luxembourg, 33% say they have replaced some car journeysIn Luxembourg, 33% of respondents to the EIB’s 2026 survey say they have replaced some individual car journeys with car-sharing, public transport or cycling. The result measures reported journeys, not a lasting abandonment of the car.

The first Airbus A350 taking off in Toulouse, an archive photograph illustrating civil aviation.

Climate · Nov 6, 2026Aviation and climate: why changing fuel does not solve the whole equationA study compares aviation pathways with planetary boundaries. To understand its findings, we need to look at fuel life cycles, the resources used and traffic assumptions.