As flu season settles over Luxembourg once again, public-health officials are sounding a familiar alarm – despite being among the most vulnerable to severe influenza, a significant share of the … Read More
Belgium is preparing for a paralyzing three-day national strike as trade unions escalate their confrontation with the federal government over sweeping austerity reforms. The action, called by the country’s three … Read More
Luxembourg frequently appears in European rankings as wealthy, safe and socially progressive, a place where public institutions function and rights are broadly respected. Yet beneath that polished image lies a … Read More
Eleven apartments. €4 million. A pair of numbers that reveal the two sides of Luxembourg’s housing story – the moral urgency of getting people off the streets, and the stubborn … Read More
Belgium is preparing to outlaw all vape flavours except tobacco as the government steps up efforts to curb nicotine use among young people. Health minister Frank Vandenbroucke confirmed the plan … Read More
Luxembourg’s ambitions in space technology took a significant step forward this week after OQ Technology, a company based in the Grand Duchy, successfully sent a direct-to-mobile emergency message from space … Read More
Amazon is preparing for a substantial reduction of its workforce in Luxembourg, with up to 470 jobs potentially affected, according to information circulating among company insiders and labour representatives. The … Read More
The Brussels-Capital Region faces an escalating risk of a complete suspension of public services next year after its new budget minister, Dirk De Smedt, warned that the administration could run … Read More
Luxembourg’s economy is expected to gather pace over the next two years, according to the European Commission’s latest forecast, which projects GDP to rise by 1.7% in 2025 and 2.0% … Read More
Luxembourg’s health authorities are calling on residents to undergo regular screening for sexually transmitted infections, warning that rising case numbers across Europe demand renewed vigilance. The appeal is part of … Read More
Brazil’s history is a mosaic of cultures, a lively dance of indigenous traditions, European influences, African legacies, and immigrant stories. Cláudia Oliveira Serradas, a Brazilian historian and proud descendant of … Read More
Millicom International Cellular, the Luxembourg-headquartered telecoms group, has become embroiled in a transcontinental bribery scandal that is casting an uncomfortable spotlight on corporate oversight in one of Europe’s most reputable … Read More
J.P. Morgan’s decision to shut down its mobility payments subsidiary in Luxembourg, leaving 33 employees out of work, has landed with a weight that goes beyond one company’s restructuring. In … Read More
In a discovery that challenges long-held assumptions about how life’s genetic signatures endure through time, scientists have successfully extracted and decoded RNA molecules from a woolly mammoth that died more … Read More
Mexico’s streets erupted this week in one of the country’s most significant youth-driven protests in decades, as thousands of young people, many of them members of Generation Z – mobilized … Read More
