The Asian hornet, an invasive species first detected in Europe in 2004, is spreadingrapidly across Germany and Luxembourg, sparking fresh warnings from authorities andfuelling concerns for biodiversity, agriculture and public … Read More
Health authorities in New Zealand have begun a two-year national study to test whether artificial intelligence can cut delays in stroke treatment and improve access to life-saving therapies. Te Whatu … 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
WhatsApp, the world’s most widely used encrypted messaging app, is once again underthe spotlight after warning of “attacks against specific targeted users.” The platform,owned by Meta, has long promoted its … Read More
The news that eight people have died in Belgium after contracting Shiga toxin-producingEscherichia coli (STEC) has sent shock-waves through the country’s health system. While outbreaks of food-borne illness are not … Read More
Luxembourg, one of Europe’s richest countries, has found itself facing an uncomfortablecontradiction – among the highest youth unemployment rates in the European Union,despite its famed prosperity. According to Eurostat, youth … Read More
Luxembourg, one of Europe’s wealthiest nations, is facing a housing crisis so acute that even middle-income families are being priced out of the market. Against this backdrop, the unveiling of … Read More
The creator of Labubu, a quirky elf-like toy with sharp teeth and oversized eyes, has entered the ranks of the world’s 100 richest people, underscoring the extraordinary global impact of … 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
Belgium’s potato farmers are turning to their communities to save crops from going to waste after an unusually strong harvest left producers with unsellable surpluses. In the Walloon region, several … Read More
Luxembourg is quick to wear the badge of sustainability. The Grand Duchy, with its deep pockets and cosmopolitan outlook, often positions itself as a European leader in environmental responsibility. Yet … Read More
Luxembourg, long celebrated for its stability and prosperity, is facing an unlikely public safety crisis – a sharp rise in cases of driving under the influence. Despite some of the … Read More
Air pollution has become one of the deadliest global health threats, with urban centres across South Asia recording some of the highest levels of toxic air. Recent data from Swiss … Read More
Luxembourg’s prosperity has long rested on two pillars: finance and the state. Together they shape a labor market where opportunities are plentiful but concentrated, leaving the country unusually reliant on … Read More
