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Belgium's New Vignette and the Ghost of Germany's Car Toll

Belgium will require all drivers, including foreigners, to pay an annual road vignette from May 2027. The EU blocked a nearly identical scheme in Germany six years ago.

Since 1999

Thousands join Luxembourg Pride in Luxembourg City. The march began in 1999 as Gaymat. The demand is the same: equality.

Living History

Pupils experience everyday life in wartime Luxembourg through a hands-on project at authentic sites. 'Living history against forgetting.'

Extended

Meteolux extends yellow heat alert until midnight Sunday. The heatwave that exposed school shortcomings and triggered water restrictions continues.

Consdorf

A forest fire in Consdorf destroys pine woodland. The heatwave has moved from classrooms and rivers to the forest itself.

Blue-Green

Ironman Remich swimming leg cancelled after blue-green algae detected in the Moselle. The heatwave strikes again.

Luxembourg's Water Is Running Out

Weeks of heat and low rainfall have pushed Luxembourg into a nationwide water-saving alert. Municipalities are banning car washing, pool filling, and lawn watering, with fines up to 250 euros. River levels are critically low.

Apple vs OpenAI: When Partnerships Turn Toxic

Apple sued OpenAI for trade secret theft, alleging 400+ former Apple employees were encouraged to bring confidential designs and prototypes to 'show and tell' interviews. The partnership is officially over.