The Arctic has always been a place of slow rhythms and ancient balances, where change arrived over centuries rather than seasons. That tempo has been shattered. As sea ice retreats … Read More
Claims that the world has “until the end of today” to prevent another pandemic have spread rapidly online, tapping into lingering fears from the COVID-19 crisis. The assertion suggests an … Read More
While Asia and North America race noisily to dominate the next era of technology, Europe is pursuing a slower, more deliberate strategy and in smaller countries such as Luxembourg, that … Read More
The decision by an Italian pension fund to move €2.16bn of assets onto a Luxembourg investment platform is not a routine administrative adjustment but a clear signal of how European … Read More
NATO’s secretary general, Mark Rutte, has issued one of the alliance’s starkest warnings in years, telling European governments they must prepare for “a scale of war our grandparents endured” if … Read More
A new European Sleeper night train linking Brussels and Milan is set to launch in June next year, marking a significant step in efforts to strengthen cross-border mobility, deepen economic … Read More
On International Human Rights Day, Amnesty International Luxembourg mobilized hundreds of people in the capital on Wednesday, urging the country to confront persistent concerns over the treatment of immigrants and … Read More
The discovery of 600 kilograms of cannabis at Luxembourg’s Findel airport has drawn fresh attention to the country’s role in the European drug trade and reopened questions about its cautious … Read More
Australia’s decision to bar under-16s from opening social-media accounts is already rippling far beyond Canberra. Its policy, framed as a world-first attempt to halt the escalating harms of algorithm-driven platforms … Read More
Luxembourg’s older citizens enjoy a measure of protection that many European countries look on with envy. Pensions are comparatively generous, healthcare is accessible, and the country’s financial sector offers ample … Read More
School pupils across Germany have staged coordinated walkouts in protest against a parliamentary decision to revive large-scale military screening for 18-year-olds, a move critics say signals a renewed drift towards … Read More
A conference jointly organised by Banque BEMO and the Embassy of Belgium has revived debate on one of Lebanon’s longest-standing inequalities – the inability of Lebanese mothers to pass their … Read More
A quiet shift in global agriculture gathered pace this month as Hyderabad-based ATGC Biotech and Israel’s Luxembourg Industries signed a 50:50 joint venture to manufacture and market pheromone- and semiochemical-based … Read More
Luxembourg’s reputation for world-class healthcare extends firmly into the maternity ward. With some of the lowest neonatal mortality rates in Europe and high public spending per resident, the country presents … Read More
Luxembourg City, long regarded as one of Europe’s safest capitals, is facing a subtle but persistent challenge as 2025 draws to a close. Reports of burglaries, shoplifting, street muggings and … Read More
