In a world increasingly attuned to human suffering, the debate in Luxembourg’s parliament over whether to close its Trade and Investment Office (LTIO) in Tel Aviv laid bare profound tensions … Read More
In the opulent halls of Luxembourg’s Chamber of Deputies, a debate recently unfoldedthat laid bare the complex tightrope walk many European nations face when confrontingthe humanitarian crisis in Gaza. Despite … Read More
Whoever claimed numbers never lie clearly never watched governments and unions squabble over protest headcounts. On 28 June, Luxembourg’s streets brimmed with placards, chants, and enough simmering discontent to make … Read More
President Trump’s decision to slam a punishing 50 percent tariff on all imports from Brazil may play well to a crowd eager for spectacle, but it is neither wise nor … Read More
The United States’ decision to sanction Francesca Albanese, the UN special rapporteur investigating human rights abuses in Gaza, represents a profound fracture in the architecture of international justice. It is … Read More
As a group of activists in Ghent began a five-day hunger strike on Monday, demandingBelgium sever all ties with Israel, the potent, if often symbolic, act of self-deprivationonce again takes … Read More
The recent announcement by former U.S. President Donald Trump, flanked by IsraeliPrime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu, about ongoing efforts to “relocate Palestinians outof Gaza” has sparked global concern. Described by many … Read More
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
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
In the heart of Europe, a quiet but significant battle for reproductive freedom is unfolding. Luxembourg, a nation often synonymous with financial prowess, is now on the cusp of etching … Read More
Calls for justice over the war in Gaza have reached the heart of Luxembourg, exposing growing cracks between popular outrage and the government’s cautious diplomacy. This week, Luxembourg’s Parliament witnessed … Read More
Donald Trump’s nominee for US Ambassador to Luxembourg, Stacey Feinberg, recently ignited a heated debate by spotlighting the Confucius Institute at the University of Luxembourg as evidence of what she … Read More
Inside the High-Stakes Feud Between a Former President and a Tech Titan The simmering feud between Donald Trump and Elon Musk, two of America’s mostflamboyant and influential figures, has burst … Read More
Spain and Luxembourg have pledged new funds to the Global Fund to Fight AIDS, Tuberculosis and Malaria, underscoring their commitment to ending these deadly diseases and reinforcing fragile health systems. … Read More
Portugal’s civil registry system is under severe strain, as a flood of new nationalityapplications collides with chronic understaffing, technological failures and what unionsare calling a “chaotic and unprecedented” breakdown in … Read More
