Opinion

5th September 2022

Luxinnovation tour bus guides companies on industry 4.0 path

Staring this September, the Digital Innovation Hub embarks on its second tour of Luxembourg, looking to help companies with their digital transformation via a programme of workshops and [...]

4th September 2022

Luxembourg City celebrates its World Heritage status

Added to the list of Unesco World Heritage Sites in 1994, the old fortifications of the capital city will be the focus of guided tours on 8 September. A special recipe book is also being [...]

14th August 2022

Nutriscore is all about money, not health and diet

In seven countries, the food label is being adjusted. Fewer products reach the A-category afterwards. Italy completely drains the [...]

19th July 2022

Synthetic fuels: for aviation and shipping or auto?

The EU’s decision to ban the sale of fossil fuel automobiles as of 2035 has led to debate and speculation about how synthetic fuels could be [...]

29th June 2022

Luxembourg climate summit shows division in detail, unity in intentions

Climate Minister Rob Jetten warns that the Netherlands cannot agree to watered-down European climate ambitions. At a meeting in Luxembourg with his EU colleagues, Jetten made it clear that the goal of reducing greenhouse gas emissions by 55 percent by 2030 must remain in place. The Netherlands wants an ambitious [...]

27th June 2022

Luxembourgers will protest before the US Embassy

After the decision of the US Supreme Court to revoke the right to abortion, a protest rally will be held in front of the US Embassy in the Grand Duchy at 12.30 on [...]

26th June 2022

Not all Luxembourg royals celebrate the National Day

The Grand Duchy of Luxembourg celebrated on Thursday. Every year on June 23, the national holiday – the official celebration of the birthday of Grand Duke Henri-is celebrated. Henri (67) has a birthday in April, but already since the reign of his grandmother, Grand Duchess Charlotte, the birthday of the head of [...]

22nd June 2022

Luxembourg have frozen €210m of Russian assets held in Freeport

The figure comes on top of the roughly €4.3 billion in Russian assets the country had already frozen, finance ministry [...]

20th June 2022

EU health policies – the way forward, or somewhere!

EAPM’s publications are based on a series of multistakeholder expert panels that the organization has held over the past six to seven months. As yesterday (21 June) was the summer solstice, at this precise moment the sun appears directly over the Tropic of Cancer — as far north as it appears in the sky all year [...]

31st May 2022

What are the consequences of embargo on Russian oil?

On Monday, May 31, the leaders of the European Union decided to impose an embargo on Russian oil. This will block more than 90% of imports by the end of 2022. What consequences does this have for the [...]

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