Luxembourg forces Microsoft 365 on every student. Parents who object are told it is for the child's benefit. The GDPR says otherwise, and the regulators are catching up.
FC Atert Biissen won the BGL Ligue title on the final day, completing a three-season rise from the first division to national champions. The first club from northern Luxembourg to ever do it.
More than 1,100 incidents of aggression on Luxembourg public transport last year. 284 targeted railway staff. 39 were physical assaults. The response: one security agent every seven trains.
Luxembourg's minimum wage is not too low. The rents are too high. Three families, three stories, and a housing market that filters them out before they can even try.
A person was found dead in their cell at Schrassig prison on Thursday. This is the third post about Schrassig this week. That is not a coincidence.
Luxembourg's unemployment rate is steady at 6.3%. But underneath the stable headline, something is shifting. The most qualified jobseekers are the ones struggling most.
Luxembourg's prison population jumped 20% in a year. 78% of inmates are foreign nationals. The numbers tell an uncomfortable story about who gets locked up in a wealthy country.
Luxembourg's prison population jumped 20% in a year. The Council of Europe's annual penal statistics paint a picture of a small country with outsized incarceration patterns: nearly four in five prisoners are foreign nationals, and almost half have yet to receive a verdict.