Articles by lux-editor

2nd July 2021

A new BMW and Mini dealership at Cloche d’Or

The Bilia-Emond group has chosen to build a new BMW and Mini dealership at 7, rue Christophe Plantin in Luxembourg, with the help of the architectural firm Archipel 41. An exemplary dealership for the Belux [...]

2nd July 2021

Xavier Bettel: “I don’t decide on policy to win votes”

As the second DP-LSAP-Déi Gréng government approaches the midway mark of its mandate, Xavier Bettel discusses how the pandemic has affected the pledges it made in its 2018 programme, and its ambitions for the remaining two-and-a-half [...]

2nd July 2021

UN 2030 Sustainable Development Goals should guide the European Recovery

European local and regional leaders are calling for the Sustainable Development Goals of the United Nations (SDGs) to be put back on the top of the European Union’s agenda, asking the EU institutions and member states to ensure their implementation by 2030. In an opinion adopted today by its plenary, the [...]

25th June 2021

EU parliament demands progress in ensuring women’s sexual reproductive health

The European Parliament voted in favour of a resolution on sexual reproductive health and rights of women on Thursday (24 June), calling on member states to ensure access to abortion, contraception and sexuality [...]

25th June 2021

Germany’s lengthy pandemic school closures hit migrant pupils hardest

When a teacher told Syrian mother Um Wajih that her 9-year-old son’s German had deteriorated during his Berlin school’s six-week shutdown, she was saddened but not surprised, writes Joseph [...]

16th June 2021

After NATO, Biden turns to EU for renewal of transatlantic ties

US President Joe Biden intensified his push to renew relations with Europe on Tuesday (15 June) after a summit at NATO, meeting with European Union leaders to seek a truce in trade wars and a 17-year-long aircraft subsidy dispute, write John Chalmers and Robin [...]

16th June 2021

NATO leaders warn of “systemic challenge” of China’s military threats

Nato leaders meeting for a summit in Brussels have warned of the military threat posed by China, saying its behaviour is a “systemic challenge” the BBC has [...]

16th June 2021

Sustainable funds more than doubled the assets

Net assets in European sustainable investment funds “have more than doubled since 2018,” a forthcoming industry paper will [...]

16th June 2021

Enjoy Gudde Wellen open air festival

Enjoy good music, fun comedy, fresh air, a cool atmosphere and cold beverages during the forthcoming Gudde Wellen open [...]

16th June 2021

Commission launches first-ever call for journalism partnerships worth €7.6 million

The Commission has published a €7.6 million call for journalism partnerships financed for the first time through an EU programme, Creative Europe. Grants will support cross-border collaboration among news media professionals in Europe. This first call promotes business transformation and journalistic projects – [...]

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