Goodyear marks 75 years in Luxembourg. 3,400 workers, 5,500 tyres a day, and a factory that turns rice husk ash into silica. Industry that stays is industry that adapts.
Luxembourg's government, unions, and employers meet today for the first round of social dialogue, ahead of the official tripartite in early June.
Luxembourg's nursing law is 30 years old. The planned reform, says the nurses' association, changes nothing. 40% of nurse time goes to paperwork.
Luxembourg is criminalising non-consensual image sharing, covering deepfakes and coercive control. Meanwhile, the financial intelligence unit is chasing crypto money through a 24-hour window.
Hosingen's new Memorial Park preserves the memory of the Battle of the Bulge, starting from a water tower where an American soldier first spotted the Ardennes Offensive.
Today, Europe Day is celebrated not in Brussels or Strasbourg, but in a small town in northern Luxembourg. The choice of Wiltz says something about what Europe is actually for.
The WHO and Luxembourg's Health Inspectorate are clear: hantavirus is dangerous, but it is not the next Covid. The distinction matters.
Europe Day is May 9th. Luxembourg is the only EU country that treats it as a public holiday. Robert Schuman was born here. The story starts here.