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A breakthrough technology capable of producing large quantities of clean drinking water from dry desert air is raising hopes among scientists and humanitarian experts searching for solutions to the world’s … Read More
Two weeks after the headlines, the €25 million venture debt deal between the European Investment Bank and Luxembourg-based OQ Technology deserves a closer look. Not because the sum is eye-catching … Read More
In an era defined by encrypted servers, biometric authentication and some of the world’s toughest data protection laws, the theft of information linked to more than a million French bank … Read More
For decades, Europe stood as one of the world’s principal centres of scientific discovery and industrial innovation. From early computing breakthroughs to automotive engineering and telecommunications, European ingenuity shaped modern … Read More
In the frozen vastness of West Antarctica lies a glacier so enormous, so fragile, and so consequential to humanity’s future that scientists have given it an ominous nickname – the … Read More
Europe has taken a decisive step into the quantum age with the launch of the Euro-Q-Exa quantum computer in Germany, a development that underscores the continent’s determination to secure its … Read More
Europe’s energy market is buzzing over biomethane. The latest signal came this autumn as Verdalia Bioenergy secured a landmark €671 million financing package to expand its portfolio of biomethane facilities … Read More
For more than a century, the internal combustion engine has fed on the remains of ancient forests buried deep beneath the earth. Oil has powered ships, cars and entire economies, … Read More
The European Investment Bank’s recent commitment of €24 million to Munich-based TWAICE, a predictive battery analytics platform, is far more than just another tech financing headline. It represents one more … Read More
In Luxembourg the idea of the smart city has quietly shifted from policy jargon to something that can touch daily routines. From how we move through our neighbourhoods to how … Read More
Luxembourg carried out a new nationwide test of its public warning system LU-Alert on Monday 2 February 2026, as authorities continue to roll out and fine-tune the country’s emergency communication … Read More
Luxembourg has taken a new step in strengthening its startup and scaleup ecosystem with the selection of five companies for the inaugural cohort of the Fit 4 Scale programme. Announced … Read More
Luxembourg has entered 2026 with a significantly strengthened national framework governing the use of drones, bringing new legal clarity and firmer enforcement to a sector that has expanded rapidly in … Read More
Luxembourg has launched its first official podcast aimed at cross-border workers, marking a new step in the country’s efforts to strengthen social cohesion and everyday integration. The three weeks old … Read More
As climate change competes with geopolitics, defense, and economic anxiety for public attention, Luxembourg’s Minister of the Environment, Climate and Biodiversity Serge Wilmes has pushed back against the idea that … Read More
