Yesterday, Cape Verde marked another Independence Day. On July 5, 1975, the tiny Atlantic archipelago broke free from Portuguese rule. It joined the ranks of Africa’s independent states, powered by … Read More
Luxembourg has experienced moderate but persistent inflation since 2023, shapedprimarily by fluctuations in energy prices, food costs, and services. According to theNational Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (STATEC), the … Read More
In a sweeping crackdown spearheaded by the European Public Prosecutor’s Office(EPPO), Luxembourg’s judicial police last week raided several bus companies, thecountry’s Administration for Public Transport, and the home of a … Read More
Despite international outrage and the risks involved, keeping wild animals such as lions,tigers, and cheetahs as domestic pets remains a growing trend among the wealthy inparts of Asia and the … Read More
Dr. Luc Julia, a French engineer and researcher based in Silicon Valley, is a name deeply woven into the fabric of modern digital life. Widely recognized as a co-creator of … Read More
The European Union’s proposed overhaul of tobacco taxation, aimed at harmonizing prices across member states, signals profound implications for Luxembourg’s budgetary policy and wider economic planning. Under the most ambitious … Read More
Germany’s planned minimum wage increases, set to reach €14.60 per hour by 2027, mark a notable economic adjustment with far-reaching effects. As Germany edges closer to Luxembourg’s wage levels, the … Read More
Greece is throwing open its borders to remote workers as part of a wider effort todiversify its economy and rejuvenate underpopulated areas. Through the Digital NomadVisa programme, the country is … Read More
As the summer sun beckons and travel plans begin to take shape, a pressing questionhangs in the air: What is the true cost of our holidays and who really pays? … Read More
Luxembourg often shines on charts that measure prosperity, boasting high incomes, stellar infrastructure, and low general unemployment. Yet when it comes to keeping older citizens employed, it stands out for … Read More
The Dutch financial services giant ING has announced plans to axe 230 jobs in itswholesale banking division, signalling deeper internal restructuring that may have far-reaching implications for the group’s future … Read More
In a bold move to tackle the deepening housing crisis, Luxembourg’s government hasannounced a €560 million plan to bolster affordable housing over the next decade,offering greater autonomy to municipalities and … Read More
A prominent charity has criticized the Luxembourg City municipal council for its perceived inaction in aiding homeless individuals during the recent scorching heatwave. Solidarity with the Homeless, an organization dedicated … Read More
Brussels-Three men have been arrested and charged with manslaughter following the death of a 34-year-old man in the Brussels-Charleroi canal last week. The victim drowned after a fight involving four … Read More
PARIS – A two-day strike by French air traffic controllers, protesting understaffing and what they describe as “toxic management,” has caused widespread disruption to air travel across Europe at the … Read More
