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Dudelange, Luxembourg, May 22, 2025 — The steel mill in Dudelange, once a cornerstone of Luxembourg’s industrial heritage, faces an uncertain future amid financial disputes, operational challenges, and global shifts in the steel industry. Operated by Liberty Steel, the mill has been idle since July 2024, caught in a high-stakes legal battle with steel giant … Read more
Capellen, Luxembourg, May 22, 2025 — The NATO Support and Procurement Agency (NSPA), headquartered in Capellen, Luxembourg, is embroiled in controversy as its General Manager, Stacy Cummings, faces allegations of manipulating investigations and engaging in irregular recruitment practices. The accusations, first reported by Luxembourg Times on May 21, 2025, come on the heels of a … Read more
Yes, nuclear power is currently experiencing a global renaissance, though it’s complex and varies significantly by region. 🔄 What’s Driving the Nuclear Comeback? 📊 Key Developments 🚧 Challenges Remain ✅ Conclusion Yes, nuclear is undergoing a renaissance — not as a sole solution, but as a critical component of a diverse, low-carbon energy mix. Its … Read more
Gilles Roth, Luxembourg’s Finance Minister, addressed the topic of military spending in a May 2025 interview with Luxemburger Wort, emphasizing that the “three percent hurdle” for budget deficits should not be breached to fund additional defense expenditures. This statement comes amid growing pressure on European nations, including Luxembourg, to increase military budgets in response to … Read more
Weekend News Roundup: Key Stories from May 10–11, 2025 Missed the headlines over the weekend? Here’s a concise overview of the most significant news stories from May 10–11, 2025, covering global events, technology, sports, and entertainment, based on recent developments and user queries. 1. U.S.-China Trade Deal Announced After Weekend Talks 2. Trump Fires Copyright … Read more
FC Mamer Secures Historic Promotion to BGL Ligue as First Ascendant Mamer, Luxembourg, May 12, 2025 — FC Mamer has clinched promotion to the BGL Ligue, Luxembourg’s top-tier football league, becoming the first team to ascend from the Ehrenpromotion (Promotion d’Honneur) for the 2025-26 season. The club sealed the milestone with a commanding 4-0 victory … Read more
Elementary Schools Don’t Need Expensive Frills: Focus on Fundamentals May 11, 2025By The Education Observer As school budgets face increasing scrutiny, a growing chorus of parents, educators, and policymakers argues that elementary schools should prioritize core education over costly extracurriculars and high-tech frills. From flashy STEM labs to sprawling athletic facilities, the push for expensive … Read more
Giving away $200 billion is an extraordinary act of philanthropy that requires careful planning to maximize impact, ensure compliance with legal and tax regulations, and align with your values. Whether you aim to address global challenges, support local communities, or fund transformative initiatives, here’s a strategic guide to distributing such a vast sum effectively. This … Read more
By Royal CorrespondentMay 10, 2025 Prince Charles of Luxembourg, the eldest son of Hereditary Grand Duke Guillaume and Hereditary Grand Duchess Stéphanie, marked his fifth birthday on May 10, 2025, with a burst of joy and adorable moments shared by the Grand Ducal Court. Born on May 10, 2020, at the Grand Duchess Charlotte Maternity … Read more
By International DeskMay 10, 2025 Margot Friedländer, a German-Jewish Holocaust survivor who endured the horrors of the Theresienstadt concentration camp and dedicated her later years to educating youth about the atrocities of Nazi persecution, passed away in Berlin on May 9, 2025, at the age of 103. Her death, announced by the Margot Friedländer Foundation, … Read more