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The US withdrawal from the UNFCCC and the assault on offshore wind are met with court interventions, subnational alliances, and a strategic European pivot toward

Luxembourg and the Micro-Grid Marathon There are hiccups running through much of Europe’s climate debate: we keep framing the Energy Transition and Green New Deal

Last night was a quiet, drizzly Sunday evening in the Ville de Luxembourg. I commuted home carrying a snowboard. Not apologetically. Not as a prop.

This evening at 18H, Youth4Planet Luxembourg releases a Made in Luxembourg music video that is far more than a song. It is a mirror held

#HeadlinesThisMorning After reading The Financial Times & Bloomberg this morning . . . a few reflections: When Donald Trump proclaims that Venezuela’s oil has been

There is a bad habit of filing crises into neat drawers: Greenland is geopolitics. Market volatility is finance. Climate overshoot belongs to another room entirely.

The overarching reflection is that in early 2026, as depicted by the Financial Times, the world is at a precipice. The forces of fragmentation, delay,

Achieving the 17 Goals requires more than simply educating people about them, it also calls for collective action and imagination. That is why last year

History rarely announces itself when it is about to repeat a mistake. History-in-the-making tends to arrive disguised as “pragmatism”, dressed up as “realism”, accompanied by

Question: How well do Calvin and Hobbes explain “Power” from Luxembourg to Moscow to Bern to Washington D.C. to Beijing to _ _ _ _

Why this series exists: This series is not about nostalgia for 1936. This series is about why 1936 never really ended. Born in the Hollerich