Sam Altman Announces OpenAI’s Capacity Issues May Cause Product Delays April 1, 2025 – OpenAI CEO Sam Altman has revealed that the company is facing significant capacity issues that could result in delays for upcoming products and features. During a recent company update, Altman explained that while OpenAI continues to expand its technology and user … Read more
EU Imposes €460 Million Cartel Penalty Against Car Manufacturers In a significant development within the automotive industry, the European Union (EU) has levied a €460 million penalty on several major car manufacturers for their involvement in a cartel that restricted competition in the market. The fine, one of the largest ever imposed by the European … Read more
Partial Solar Eclipse to Be Visible at Sunrise Today: Here’s How to Watch It Safely March 29, 2025 Global Skywatchers, Get Ready: A Partial Solar Eclipse to Grace the Morning Sky Today marks a special celestial event that will captivate skywatchers across the globe – a partial solar eclipse! As the first solar eclipse of … Read more
The Luxembourgers You Should Know: Celebrating the Musical Talents of the Grand Duchy March 29, 2025 Luxembourg City, Luxembourg – Nestled in the heart of Europe, Luxembourg, the small yet vibrant Grand Duchy, has long been a cultural melting pot. While it may not have the same global recognition as larger nations when it comes … Read more
Leave the Students Their Jogging Socket! The New Campus Trend That’s Gaining Attention March 29, 2025 In a unique twist to campus life, a new movement is gaining traction among university students across the United States—one that aims to preserve a seemingly small yet surprisingly powerful student habit: the “jogging socket.” This term, which has … Read more
Three Researchers Discuss Trump’s Attacks on U.S. Universities: Analyzing the Political, Social, and Educational Impact During Donald Trump’s presidency, several policies, public statements, and actions sparked significant debate around higher education in the United States. His administration’s approach to universities, which often involved critiques of academic freedom, left-wing politics, and campus culture, has had far-reaching … Read more
Paris Faces a Bold Decision: Cars Out of Hundreds of Streets? Paris is once again at the center of urban transformation, as the city contemplates a daring proposal that could reshape its streets and its future. A new initiative under consideration could see cars banned from hundreds of streets across the French capital. This bold … Read more
How Trump Triggers a Rush to Luxembourg Citizenship In an unexpected twist, former U.S. President Donald Trump has unintentionally sparked a surge in applications for Luxembourg citizenship. The rush to acquire the European country’s passport comes amid growing political tensions and fears over the future of governance in the United States, with many Americans seeking … Read more
Luxembourg mourns the loss of Marcel Glesener, a revered former parliament member and lifelong advocate for labor rights, who passed away at the age of 78. Glesener, whose career spanned decades in politics and trade union activism, leaves behind a legacy marked by his unwavering commitment to social justice and workers’ welfare. Glesener’s political … Read more
Mayor of Istanbul Ekrem İmamoğlu Removed from Office in Controversial Decision In a move that has stirred political tensions across Turkey, Ekrem İmamoğlu, the popular Mayor of Istanbul, has been officially removed from his position following a court ruling. The decision has sparked widespread protests and raised concerns over the state of democracy and judicial … Read more