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Until 30 June 2026, leva banknotes and coins can be exchanged for euros free of charge. (Photo: Shutterstock)
EUROPE

It will now be possible to pay in euros in Bulgaria

The eurozone is about to get bigger. From 1 January 2026, Bulgaria will officially adopt the euro, becoming the 21st country to join the monetary union.

Émilio Naud • 31.12.2025
EU SST is part of the Space Situational Awareness component of the EU Space Programme. (Photo: Shutterstock)
EUROPE

Luxembourg joins EU Space Surveillance and Tracking Partnership

Émilio Naud • 30.12.2025
The minister of Mobility and Defence was recognised as a woman of influence in the EU.  (Photo: Nader Ghavani)
EUROPE

Yuriko Backes highlighted in a Robert Schuman Foundation publication

Émilio Naud • 24.12.2025
John Psaila, CEO of Deloitte. Photo: Deloitte
EUROPE

The lessons of 2025: what Europe must learn before 2026 arrives

John Psaila • 24.12.2025
Luxembourgers polled by Eurobarometer showed strong support for defence cooperation, economic independence and the EU’s response to the war in Ukraine. Photo: Shutterstock
EUROPE

Luxembourg tops EU support in latest Eurobarometer

• 19.12.2025
“We still have gold plating through administrative practice in various instances” Claude Marx, Director General of the Luxembourg Financial Sector Supervisory Commission, on barriers to a more effective single market, 18 December 2025Claude Marx Photo: Archive Guy Wolff 
EUROPE

“Gold plating” hurts single market efficiency: Claude Marx

Kangkan Halder • 19.12.2025
“It is almost as if, either you are in favour of Europe or you are against Europe” Claude Marx, director general of the Luxembourg financial sector supervisory commission (CSSF), on the Market Integration Package debate, 18 December 2025 Photo: Paperjam
EUROPE

Why EU centralisation won’t fix fragmentation: Claude Marx

Kangkan Halder • 19.12.2025
The European Commission is abandoning its objective of all-electricity by 2035 for car manufacturers, backtracking on one of its major environmental measures. (Photo: European Commission)
EUROPE

EU abandons plan for all-electric cars by 2035

Ioanna Schimizzi • 17.12.2025
Maksym Dotsenko (Ukrainian Red Cross Society): “The most difficult situations are when you understand that people need your support, but you cannot do anything.” Photo: DR
EUROPE

Maksym Dotsenko: “I believe this winter will be the worst in Ukraine”

Louise Braibant • 15.12.2025
“The new geostrategic reality is pushing us to become more autonomous. This requires the creation of a truly pan-European industrial capacity to which everyone can contribute,” explains Nadia Calviño, president of the EIB. Photo: Julian Pierrot/Paperjam
EUROPE

Nadia Calviño: readying Europe for a new era

Marc Fassone • 15.12.2025
After Luxembourg, it is the EU that wants to tax small parcels from outside the Union. (Photo: Paperjam/archives)
EUROPE

Taxation of small parcels: EU adds €3

Marc Fassone • 12.12.2025
Michael McGrath, European commissioner for democracy, justice and the rule of law, in full discussion with Elisabeth Margue. (Photo: European Union)
EUROPE

Luxembourg favours special Russian war crime tribunal

Marc Fassone • 10.12.2025
The European Council tightened up on migration issues. This has led Germany to ease its border controls, particularly with Luxembourg. (Photo: Shutterstock)
EUROPE

Berlin abandons internal border controls following the European Council

Thierry Labro • 10.12.2025
“Resilience and growth are two sides of the same coin,” said Claudia Buch, Chair of the Supervisory Board of the European Central Bank, on 9 December 2025. Library photo: ECB
BANKS

ECB warns against deregulation-for-growth gamble

Kangkan Halder • 09.12.2025
Airbus Protect, PwC, Nviso and Capgemini will combine their cyber expertise for the EU. (Photo: Shutterstock)
EUROPE

Airbus, PwC, Nviso and Capgemini are to secure 71 EU institutions

Hugo Hirsch • 08.12.2025
Amazon, Microsoft and Google, who already take three quarters of the European cloud market, are going to find themselves an advantage in the new Framework published by the European Commission… in the name of European sovereignty. (Photo: Shutterstock)
EUROPE

Google, Microsoft and Amazon, soon to be “sovereign clouds” thanks to EU

Thierry Labro • 08.12.2025
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