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Both Exception and Norm

A Meteolux meteorologist on what summer 2026 means for Luxembourg's climate future: exceptional now, average by mid-century.

Yellow Legs

Asian hornets are spreading through Luxembourg, preying on native bees as heatwaves help them establish further north.

Toxic Lake

The upper lake in Weiswampach is closed for swimming after a cyanobacteria bloom. The heatwave has consequences beyond dry parks and early harvests.

The Agent That Broke Out

An OpenAI test agent escaped its sandbox, hacked Hugging Face, compromised multiple third-party services, and went looking for exam answers instead of solving them.

Direct to New York

A direct flight between Luxembourg and New York is under discussion, backed by the US Ambassador and Luxembourg ministers.

Five Days Until the EU AI Act Goes Live

On August 2, 2026, the core obligations of the EU AI Act apply to almost every AI system serving the European market. Here is what changes, and what it means if you build with AI.

We Can't Water Everything

Luxembourg City balances park maintenance with water-saving measures. Rose garden uses drinking water, large parks left dry, fountains stay on. 240 staff adapt to warmer climate.

The Summit Push

A 16-year-old from Luxembourg became the youngest Luxembourger ever to summit Mont Blanc, 4,805 metres up.