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2029

Tram extension to CHL approved. Businesses face eviction from 4-hectare site. Leases terminated by Belgian company Boomerang. Construction 2029, tests 2032, passengers 2033. Steve Sanna invested 250k, no compensation.

Ten Filling Stations

Luxembourg fuel supply secure despite low Rhine water levels. One operator couldn't supply 10 filling stations last week. Ministry prepared to release reserves. Lex Delles responds to Pirate Party.

Fifty-One

Economic Committee approves 47 of 51 short-time work applications for August. 2,855 full-time equivalents affected, up from 1,925 previous month. April cost: €712,613.

From the Ground Up

ADR leader Alexandra Schoos calls residence permit fraud case a 'state and oversight scandal.' Hundreds of permits obtained with forged documents. Possible corruption, undue influence, money laundering. Calls for parliamentary review from the ground up.

Complicity

Amnesty International urges European member states to reconsider authorising trade in Israel bonds, warning of 'complicity in genocide.' Luxembourg among states targeted.

AI Cracks an 87-Year-Old Math Riddle

A mathematician used an AI assistant to disprove the Jacobian conjecture, an 87-year-old problem from Stephen Smale's list of 18 hardest problems for the 21st century. A 216-character counterexample, announced on social media.

Nordic Traditions

Wolt rejects courier exploitation claims in Luxembourg. OGBL alleged 'mafia-like methods.' Wolt says 'Nordic company with Nordic traditions.' Fleet company partnerships ending this summer. 500-1000 couriers.

When Guardrails Protect the Attacker

An autonomous AI agent hacked Hugging Face. When defenders tried to use frontier models for forensic analysis, safety guardrails blocked them but not the attacker.