Luxembourg
Luxembourg ends Israel Bonds approvals, leaving future EU bond issuance uncertain
A year after replacing Ireland as the approval center for Israel Bonds, Luxembourg has decided to end the arrangement, creating uncertainty for future EU issuances.
European Union considers limiting protection for Ukrainian men of fighting age
Israeli women's basketball team secures top spot, beats Luxembourg
The little princess: Israelis still don’t know the perfect Christmas destination
‘The beginning of a process’: Western countries recognize Palestinian state at UNGA
Luc Frieden framed his country’s planned recognition of a Palestinian state as a step toward achieving a two-state solution.
Luxembourg will recognize a Palestinian state with France, UK at UNGA
Prime Minister Luc Frieden and Foreign Minister Xavier Bettel reportedly told a parliamentary commission that they would recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly.
Israel moves EU approval for diaspora bond to Luxembourg from Ireland amid Gaza protests
Amid growing protests in Ireland, Israel relocates its EU bond approval process to Luxembourg for the upcoming year.
Six European foreign ministers condemn Israel's planned Gaza City operation
In the statement, the ministers said that they "condemn the most recent Israeli offensive launched in the Strip and the announcement to establish a permanent presence in Gaza City."
Luxembourg launches first reconnaissance satellite with Israeli-made camera
Luxembourg has entered the space surveillance arena, launching its first reconnaissance satellite equipped with advanced Israeli optics from Elbit Systems.
Seven European countries condemn Operation 'Gideon's Chariot' ahead of its start
The statement said that expanded operations would cross a red line and would affect "any prospects of a viable two-state solution."
Six European countries warn against demographic changes in Gaza
In a rare coordinated statement, the foreign ministers of Spain, Iceland, Ireland, Luxembourg, Norway, and Slovenia said the proposed expansion would mark a dangerous escalation.
Luxembourg’s Prince Frederik dies at 22 after battle with rare genetic disease
His father, Prince Robert, described his son as a "superhero," praising his resilience and determination.
Luxembourg archaeologists find rare gold coins of Emperor Eugenius in 1,700-year-old hoard
The coins were found near the foot of a late Roman fortified tower, known as a burgus, which was used for military observation.
'What would you do?': Luxembourg FM meets with Israel Katz, hostage family members
"Imagine that your neighbors come and, depending on the population, murder 150 people and kidnap 12 citizens - what would Luxembourg do?" asked hostage father Eli Albag
