Once dismissed as a frozen wasteland, Greenland has become one of the hottest properties on Earth, not for its tundra or glaciers, but for what lies beneath and around them. … Read More
Despite mounting expenses from defense commitments and a rapidly ageing population, Luxembourg’s public finances remain remarkably robust, according to recent assessments by Morningstar DBRS and Fitch Ratings. Both agencies reaffirmed … Read More
Two stolen Porsches taken from a dealership in Luxembourg have been intercepted by French police, shedding new light on an increasingly sophisticated cross-border network targeting luxury vehicles across Europe. The … Read More
This autumn, the ancient world will come alive in the heart of Washington, D.C. The Museum of the Bible is set to unveil “Dead Sea Scrolls: The Exhibition” on November … Read More
After years of battling rising prices, Luxembourg and France are finally catching a break. Inflation in both countries has eased sharply, bringing long-awaited relief to households and policymakers alike. But … Read More
Luxembourg’s Chamber of Deputies has passed a sweeping revision of its tobacco-control legislation, introducing some of the strictest measures yet seen in Europe. The newly adopted Bill No. 8333, approved … Read More
Luxembourg, long celebrated as one of Europe’s wealthiest and most stable economies, is facing an uncomfortable reality. The Grand Duchy’s unemployment rate climbed to 6.9% in September, a level that … Read More
Elon Musk’s name has long been synonymous with futuristic disruption – the man who redefined the electric car, revolutionized private spaceflight, and is now, reportedly, setting his sights on one … Read More
Luxembourg is entering the cold season with a steady but cautious calm. COVID-19 is still in circulation, but infection rates have dipped slightly after a mild uptick earlier in October. … Read More
In the shimmering skyline of Nigeria’s capital, Transcorp Hilton Abuja stands as more than a five-star destination, it is a symbol of comfort, security, and cultural connection for European travellers … Read More
Businesses in the German city of Trier are calling for an end to renewed cross-border checks, warning that stricter border controls between Germany, Luxembourg and France are damaging local economies, … Read More
France’s parliament has approved a landmark amendment redefining rape and sexual assault to explicitly include the absence of consent, aligning the country’s laws with a growing European trend toward consent-based … Read More
Luxembourg’s forests, long a source of national pride and quiet beauty, are fading faster than anyone expected. Once covering nearly a third of the country, these green expanses are now … Read More
A new survey has revealed that one in four Luxembourg residents is willing to start a business, a figure that speaks volumes about the country’s evolving economic identity. Long renowned … Read More
Belgium is confronting a menace that no longer hides in the shadows. Judges, investigators and frightened residents now utter what was once unthinkable, that the country is slipping towards the … Read More
