Pope Leo XIV visit to Istanbul’s Blue Mosque – a landmark he toured in reflective silence rather than prayer, comes at a moment when global Christianity faces deepening fractures, geopolitical … Read More
Luxembourg has hosted a high-level mission under the Universal Health and Preparedness Review, drawing senior officials from the and European health institutions to examine how well the country is prepared … Read More
France is preparing to extend its long-standing restrictions on mobile phones in schools to include high-school students, a move the government presents as essential to improving classroom concentration and pupils’ … Read More
Luxembourg’s healthcare debate has entered a sharper phase after the Association of Doctors and Dentists (AMMD) moved to clarify its reform demands, denying it seeks a two-tier system and retreating … Read More
Belgium’s attempts to strengthen protections for women and girls have drawn rare commendation from, which notes that the country has taken “laudable” steps in recent years to give practical force … Read More
Luxembourg, long anchored in the reputation of a calm and calculated financial haven, is stepping with purpose into Europe’s digital future. Its expanding crypto landscape is being shaped not by … Read More
Luxembourg’s environment minister has issued an unusually blunt warning – the country cannot continue managing its forests as though the climate were standing still. For a nation that has invested … Read More
Women’s groups in Luxembourg are stepping up pressure on the government to recognise femicide as a distinct crime, arguing that the country can no longer rely on general homicide laws … Read More
The nationwide strike that dragged Belgium into an uneasy standstill for three days ended on Tuesday, leaving behind a country split between relief, frustration and a reckoning over what social … Read More
Luxembourg has taken a decisive step towards strengthening consumer protection, adopting a new law that finally allows people to seek justice together when harmed by the same unlawful commercial … Read More
For decades Luxembourg has been held up as one of Europe’s most prosperous states, a place where high wages, generous social protection and a booming financial sector seemed to guarantee … Read More
Luxembourg’s so-called free seaport, the high-security storage complex at Findel Airport once promoted as a jewel of the country’s diversification drive, is now facing an uncertain future after years of … Read More
Germany’s decision to investigate a man believed to be around 100 years old for alleged service as a guard in a Nazi prisoner-of-war camp has reopened a familiar and uneasy … Read More
Luxembourg’s ambition to stay on the frontier of space technology deepened this week as the Luxembourg Space Agency awarded a research contract to the Canadian Space Mining Corporation (CSMC) to … Read More
Relais & Châteaux, the international association representing independently owned luxury hotels and restaurants, has added 14 new members to its network, marking another expansion of a group long regarded as … Read More
