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Thirty-One Point Four

CFL carried 31.4 million passengers in 2025, a new record. But the number that matters most is what comes next: a decade of disruptions before capacity finally doubles.

Two Hundred Million

Raids across four countries, 27 companies under investigation, and a grandson of one of Luxembourg's most prominent business dynasties at the centre of a financial probe that could reshape the country's corporate landscape.

Sixteen and Offline

The UK banned social media for under-16s today. Luxembourg says it will do the same if the EU does not act within a year. The question is no longer whether, but how.

The Soprano and the War

Anna Netrebko performs in Luxembourg tonight, and the controversy surrounding her appearance raises questions culture would rather avoid.

When AI Builds the Phish

Google sued a cybercrime ring that used its own Gemini chatbot to build scam websites. The AI weaponization problem is no longer theoretical.

Luxembourg Becomes Europe's Living Lab for Robotaxis and AI Trust

Bolt and Pony.ai launch a year-long robotaxi trial in Luxembourg, while a new open-source AI Assessment Sandbox Configurator debuts to help Europe test AI reliability under the AI Act.

The EU Just Delayed Its Own AI Rules. Here is What Changed.

The Digital Omnibus on AI pushes high-risk AI obligations to late 2027, adds bans on AI-generated intimate imagery, and narrows what counts as high-risk. A practical breakdown.

WordPress Plugins Are Still Getting Owned: The Everest Forms Pro Lesson

CVE-2026-3300 in Everest Forms Pro is being actively exploited to plant webshells and rogue admin accounts. Here is what happened, why eval on user input is always a bad idea, and the cleanup lessons that apply to any compromised server.