Few modern document releases have captured global attention quite like the Jeffrey Epstein files. With every new tranche, the reaction is instant and electric – headlines ripple across continents, names … Read More
For decades, the steady decline of religious life across the West was heralded as a sign of progress – the natural byproduct of an educated, secular society outgrowing its ancient … Read More
For decades, the sound of rain on a slate roof was the unofficial soundtrack to life in Belgium. It was a constant, often complained about, but deeply reliable. This year, … Read More
For decades, the military presence in the Grand Duchy of Luxembourg was so minimal it was often joked that the country’s primary defense was its neighbors’ good intentions but this … Read More
The Luxembourg government has unveiled a draft reform that could quietly but significantly change how small and medium-sized businesses are set up in the country. Introduced on 16 December 2025, … Read More
Luxembourg’s engagement with Rwanda is wrapped in layers of contradiction and opportunism. While publicly championing human rights and democracy, Luxembourg is quietly deepening its economic and political ties with a … Read More
France’s decision to expand a state-backed primate breeding centre has ignited a fierce national debate over the future of biomedical research, pitting arguments about scientific independence and public health against … Read More
France has been shaken by the conviction of Frédéric Péchier, a former anaesthetist whose crimes turned operating theatres into scenes of calculated harm and shattered the most basic trust between … Read More
Workers at the Louvre, the world’s most visited museum, have voted to extend their strike, leaving large sections of the iconic institution closed and visitors disappointed. The action, driven by … Read More
When the foreign ministers of Armenia and Luxembourg, Ararat Mirzoyan and Xavier Bettel, signed a joint declaration on a strategic partnership in Luxembourg, it was an agreement between two small … Read More
Luxembourg is rarely at the centre of European debates on police violence. The Grand Duchy is widely perceived as one of the continent’s safest countries, with low crime rates and … Read More
The European Commission has opened infringement procedures against Hungary and Belgium in a reminder that membership of the European Union comes with binding legal obligations, not optional guidelines. Though the … Read More
For a state whose security has long rested on alliances rather than armaments, Luxembourg’s interest in acquiring a long-range air-defence system marks a notable shift. The Grand Duchy’s exploration of … Read More
Luxembourg spends like a rich country and, in many ways, provides care like one – generous reimbursement, near-universal coverage and a system built on public solidarity. Yet beneath the reassuring … Read More
Europe limped through another difficult year as the aftershocks of recession, war-driven energy shocks and tightening financial conditions continued to weigh on economies already showing signs of fatigue. While inflation … Read More
