France will introduce pink number plates from January 2026 for all vehicles using temporary registrations, marking one of the country’s most visible attempts yet to curb longstanding abuses linked to … Read More
New evidence presented at a leading Alzheimer’s conference suggests that a routine shingles vaccination may offer an unexpected layer of protection for people living with dementia, potentially lowering their risk … Read More
Luxembourg has built one of Europe’s most generous family-support systems, steadily raising child benefits and widening its poverty-reduction measures. Yet the country continues to grapple with a demographic puzzle – … Read More
Luxembourg has no definitive national register for autism, and official statistics remain sparse, yet clinicians and advocacy groups say diagnoses among children have risen steadily in recent years, mirroring global … Read More
Plans for the first direct high-speed trains between London and Germany are gathering pace, with rail operators and officials confirming that work is under way to make through-services possible in … Read More
Inflation in Luxembourg has continued its steady climb into November, casting a long shadow over the run-up to Christmas and raising concerns about how far household budgets will stretch during … Read More
In Luxembourg, as in much of Europe, social media has woven itself rapidly and tightly into the daily life of children. For many young people, the smartphone is no longer … Read More
Reports that Elon Musk has overseen early tests of first electric motorbike have reignited questions about whether the company that reshaped the global car market now intends to upend motorcycling. … Read More
Luxembourg is moving to establish a clearer legal foundation for imposing entry sanctions, signalling a shift toward a more structured and transparent regime governing who may be barred from entering … Read More
At the Data Summit 2025, Luxembourg pulled the curtain back on its most ambitious digital initiative yet: the official service catalogue of the Luxembourg AI Factory, a national platform designed … Read More
The World Health Organization on Monday presented its first-ever global guideline on the use of GLP-1 therapies for adults living with obesity, calling the medicines a transformative development while also … Read More
Emmanuel Macron’s announcement of a new voluntary military service scheme has landed in a political climate thick with anxiety. France, like much of Europe, is weighing a changing global order, … Read More
Luxembourg is preparing for an unusually high influx of Asian hornets, a fast-spreading invasive species whose advance across Europe has accelerated in recent years. The anticipated surge, described by environmental … Read More
Luxembourg has recorded one of its most encouraging drops in HIV diagnoses in more than a decade, a shift health officials credit to wider testing, sustained treatment coverage and better-targeted … Read More
Belgium has raised the alarm within the EU’s Agriculture Council over what it describes as a mounting threat to the bloc’s internal market, following China’s decision to extend and intensify … Read More
