The global appetite for so-called superfoods is showing no sign of slowing. Thesuperfood ingredients market is projected to surge to $338.6bn by 2033, fueled byconsumers seeking nutrient-dense, functional foods and … Read More
The world’s oceans are becoming dangerously acidic due to the relentless rise incarbon emissions, a new scientific assessment has warned, raising fears for marine lifeecosystems, human well-being, and the stability … Read More
Luxembourg has established itself as Europe’s most multilingual primary school system,with nearly eight in ten pupils taught two or more foreign languages at an early age, farahead of its neighbors … Read More
Luxembourg is preparing to roll out what officials describe as a revolutionary approachto working and living in the Grand Duchy, blending immigration reform, new housingsolutions and social integration program in … Read More
A widely prescribed drug for high blood pressure may carry greater risks than previouslythought, according to new research.Scientists at Columbia University examined the long-term use of chlorthalidone, adiuretic often favored … Read More
Luxembourg has been placed under a flood warning covering the entire country asheavy rains swell rivers and overwhelm drainage systems, sparking concerns thatclimate pressures are making such events more frequent … Read More
Luxembourg is considering new measures to strengthen the role of its nationallanguage in education, with the government signalling that private schools may soon berequired to offer lessons in Luxembourgish. Education … Read More
When the National Council of Women of Luxembourg (CNFL) marked its 50th anniversary this month, speeches in the capital praised half a century of “progress.” Ministers talked of milestones, grand … Read More
Luxembourg has formally recognised Palestine, with prime minister Luc Frieden using his address to the United Nations to argue that compromise, not confrontation, remains the only path to global peace. … Read More
South Korea has broken with diplomatic convention by shifting its representation to Luxembourg from Brussels, underscoring the Grand Duchy’s growing clout as more than a side note to European Union … Read More
Luxembourg is to spend more than €500m on a new military-grade communicationssatellite, only a few years after launching its first dedicated government spacecraft,GovSat-1. The project, known as GovSat-2, was confirmed … Read More
Luxembourg, long seen as a hub for global finance, is moving to tighten its oversight ofmultinational companies by creating a dedicated transfer pricing department within itstax administration. The new unit, … Read More
Luxembourg’s economy expanded for a third consecutive quarter this spring, signallinga fragile return to growth after three years of stagnation. Yet the upturn has exposeddeep divides, with the construction industry … Read More
Former US president Donald Trump has sparked fresh controversy after claiming thatLondon is “moving toward sharia law,” renewing his long-running feud with the city’smayor, Sadiq Khan, and drawing sharp criticism … Read More
As Luxembourg prepares to channel more than a billion euros into defense, its soldiersare warning that shiny equipment means little without a parallel investment in thoseexpected to use it. The … Read More
