Luxembourg's national railway carried a record 31.4 million passengers in 2025. But the network is straining under its own success.
I cleaned 30 webshells from a compromised server. Three days later, the attacker came back through the one I missed. Here is what I learned about cleaning up after a break-in.
The US government ordered Anthropic to cut off Fable 5 and Mythos 5 from all foreign nationals. France dropped Palantir the same day. The question is no longer whether AI sovereignty matters, but how fast Europe can build it.
The EU voted to ban plant-based foods from calling themselves steak, bacon, or chicken. Veggie burgers survived. The compromise says more about lobbying than logic.
Luxembourg enshrined abortion rights in its constitution, becoming only the second currently existing country to do so after France. The vote was 51-6.
For the first time, more people get their news from social media and video platforms than from traditional outlets. The Reuters Institute's annual report marks a turning point that has been drifting towards us for years.
Google sued a cybercrime ring that used its own Gemini chatbot to build scam websites. The AI weaponization problem is no longer theoretical.
Anna Netrebko performs in Luxembourg tonight, and the controversy surrounding her appearance raises questions culture would rather avoid.