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
Luxembourg’s prosperity has long been treated as an inevitable fact of European life – a tiny nation with outsize wealth, stable politics, and a humming financial sector that rarely falters. … Read More
In a move that has startled Europe’s political watchers, a new far-right party in Belgium has chosen to name itself “TRUMP” – a nod to U.S. president whose polarizing brand … Read More
Pope Leo’s latest appeal for peace between Israel and Palestine came with a familiar but urgent refrain – the world must finally embrace a two-state solution to “end the conflict” … Read More
Belgium’s fragile governing coalition is locked in a high-stakes standoff over the national budget, with Prime Minister Bart De Wever setting a Christmas deadline to reach an agreement or step … Read More
The United Nations has condemned Luxembourg’s recent crackdown on begging and loitering, warning that the measures risk criminalising poverty and breaching international human rights standards. Luxembourg, long admired for its … Read More
Luxembourg’s once-surging immigration figures eased slightly in 2024, reflecting a broader slowdown across Europe, yet the country remains one of the continent’s most attractive destinations for workers, families, and asylum … Read More
In a quiet corner of Vienna, far from the watchful eyes of Kabul’s rulers, Afghanistan’s ambassador to Austria, Manizha Bakhtari, carries on her diplomatic duties, without the blessing of the … Read More
The history of opposition politics in Kenya reveals a long-shadowed tale of betrayals, sacrifice, co-option and missed opportunities. Beneath the high-profile names—Jaramogi Oginga Odinga and Raila Odinga—lies a deeper ledger … Read More
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
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
In a move that has stunned rights advocates, Luxembourg and several other EuropeanUnion countries are pressing Brussels to lift the current ban on deportations toAfghanistan, effectively paving the way to … Read More
French authorities have arrested two men in connection with last week’s audacious theftof crown jewels from the Louvre Museum, a crime that has shaken France’s sense ofnational pride and raised … Read More
In a small, quiet corner of the world, where cobbled streets weave through centuries-old towns and the scent of waffles fills the air, a language is slowly losing its foothold. … Read More
