Luxembourg is putting 150 million euros into a national defence fund. Not for tanks or jets, but for cybersecurity, space, and smart materials. A small country's approach to NATO's 5% spending target.
In one of the world's richest countries, the poverty threshold is 2'502 EUR per month. One in seven people lives below it.
Luxembourg's poverty threshold is 2,502 euros per month. One in seven people lives below it. For young people, it is one in five.
RTL Today Radio, Luxembourg's English-language station, launches on FM from May 5. In a country with 180 nationalities, a radio frequency is also a signal.
The US State Department is putting Trump's face in American passports. Gold signature and all. The 250th anniversary of independence, celebrated with a portrait of the current president staring out from your travel documents.
What happens when you strip a language down to its barest essentials? Toki Pona has roughly 120 words and one rule: simplicity is good. Learning it changes how you see everything.
A Koblenz court rules Germany's border checks with Luxembourg illegal under Schengen. What it means for 200,000 cross-border commuters.
A 200-year-old protected windmill at Luxembourg's main hospital is being dismantled stone by stone to make way for a bigger emergency department. It will be rebuilt a few metres away.