Nepal is preparing to swear in its first female prime minister, after former Supreme Courtchief justice Sushila Karki was chosen to lead an interim government in the wake ofviolent anti-corruption … Read More
Eritrean refugees in Luxembourg say they are being forced to live in overcrowdedshelters, with dozens crammed into single rooms, as a shortage of housing collides withthe country’s strained asylum system. … Read More
Luxembourg ranks among the world’s most robust democracies, standing tenth in thelatest Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU) Democracy Index with an overall score of 8.88.The Grand Duchy is classed as a … Read More
At the heart of Brussels, in a stately building acquired in 2016, the Ethiopian mission to the Benelux countries and the European Union may be the largest Ethiopian embassy anywhere … Read More
Nepal has been shaken by a wave of youth-led protests that forced the resignation ofPrime Minister K.P. Sharma Oli, signalling a profound shift in the country’s politicallandscape. What began as … Read More
France is grappling with one of the deepest political and financial crises in its modernhistory, with the ousting of Prime Minister François Bayrou, the second head ofgovernment to fall in … Read More
Belgium’s mounting drug crisis has forced the government into drastic territory, withSecurity and Home Affairs Minister Bernard Quintin pushing for the deployment ofsoldiers on the streets of Brussels. The proposal … Read More
A majority of Luxembourgers support further enlargement of the European Union,though enthusiasm lags behind levels recorded in parts of northern Europe, accordingto a Eurobarometer survey published last week. The EU-wide … Read More
At the Place d’Armes in Luxembourg City this week, Belgium, the Netherlands andLuxembourg marked 65 years of free movement within the Benelux Union – acelebration of cross-border unity taking place … Read More
Pope Leo XIV has stepped up his calls for peace in Gaza, urging Israel to end itsmilitary campaign and return to negotiations, even as Israeli forces launched a newoffensive in … Read More
Belgium’s decision to recognize Palestine at the UN carries moral weight and political symbolism, but history suggests it may do little to alter the grim realities of war, occupation and … Read More
Luxembourg has pledged €250,000 (about £212,000) to help victims of Afghanistan’s recent earthquake, joining a growing but uneven European response to the disaster that has killed more than 1,400 people … Read More
Pope Leo XIV has renewed his urgent appeal for an end to the war in Ukraine, calling for an immediate ceasefire and meaningful negotiations as Russia intensifies its assault on … Read More
Two children are dead and 17 others injured after a gunman opened fire in aMinneapolis school, the latest episode in a grim cycle of violence that has become adefining feature … Read More
Luxembourg’s farmers are staring into an uncertain future. A bumper harvest hasbrought not reward but despair, as falling prices, rising costs and the grip ofsupermarket chains leave many family farms … Read More
