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Wednesday Morning

A morning of bulletproof vests, expiring bonds, river restoration, accessible airports, and counting the days. Luxembourg in one news cycle.

The Vest

Minister of Home Affairs Leon Gloden wears bulletproof vest during police patrol in Gare district. Ministry confirms vest was worn, following police recommendation. Social media spots the contradiction.

Exercise in Appearances

Army union SPAL says Defence Minister Backes is failing to respect social dialogue. Response times increased, monitoring committee meeting cancelled.

Confidence, Autonomy, and Dignity

New lounge for passengers with reduced mobility inaugurated at Findel Airport. Hidden Disabilities Sunflower programme, specialised training, unaccompanied minors.

They Did Not Ask Us

Politicians welcome CSSF move on Israel bonds while criticising initial approval. Bettel: 'They did not ask us.' Fayot: CSSF not in a vacuum, EU must end double standards.

Thirty-First of August

Israel government bonds to be discontinued in Luxembourg after August 31. Finance Minister Gilles Roth confirms CSSF decision. Amnesty International protested outside CSSF offices.

Counting Days

A British couple's struggle to build a life in Luxembourg after Brexit. Third-country national status, visa costs, three-month stay limits, and a marriage shaped by borders.

Three Thousand Four Hundred and Sixty-One

Luxembourg steps up public transport safety: 3,461 incidents in 2025, secure driver cabins for 48% of RGTR buses, tram security teams, bodycam review.