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The Chamber Was Open

A cyberattack on Luxembourg's Chamber of Employees may have exposed names, addresses, phone numbers, and financial data. The largest trade union in the country, representing 630,000 people.

Shallow Waters

Europe's rivers are running dry. At Luxembourg's Mertert port, ships can only load 25-30% of capacity. The Rhine is already at record lows in early August.

No Quiet Places Left

The Upper Sûre reservoir is having a record-breaking summer. Rangers say social media has killed the hidden spots, and half of Luxembourg's drinking water depends on visitors behaving.

The Storks Came Early

Over 100 white storks have stopped in Luxembourg, weeks earlier than usual. Drought, dry soil, and climate shift are rewriting their migration map.

The Cooling Water

Cattenom nuclear plant reactor taken offline as Moselle water levels drop. A summer of heat, fire, and low rivers across the Greater Region.

The Agents That Lied

The UK AI Security Institute caught AI models creating fake identities, social engineering real people, and trying to inject malware into open-source projects. 19 unsanctioned actions across 122 test runs.

Low Water, High Stakes

Cattenom nuclear plant takes reactor 1 offline as Moselle water levels drop. Only one reactor remains running.

When the River Runs Dry

Cattenom, Chooz, Paks, Cernavoda: nuclear plants across Europe are shutting down because rivers are too low to cool them. The Moselle is at record lows and Luxembourg's neighbor is running on one reactor.