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At Gymnich, Bettel tests Luxembourg's line on a wider EU foreign-policy agenda
The informal EU foreign ministers' meeting in Limassol put Ukraine, India and Saudi Arabia on an agenda where small states still have to be precise.
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OpinionOpinionEight Months After Luxembourg Recognised Palestine, No Annexation Halted and EU Trade Pact Intact
On 22 September 2025, Luxembourg recognised the State of Palestine, joining a wave of more than 150 countries. Eight months on, the test is sober: no annexation has been halted, the EU has again refused to suspend its trade pact with Israel, and a fragile Gaza ceasefire has stalled. The gesture was right. Its limits are the real story.
PoliticsForeign PolicyAt Harvard, Frieden Calls for a More Autonomous Europe on Defence, Energy and Capital Markets
Speaking at Harvard's Center for European Studies, Luxembourg's Prime Minister called for a more autonomous Europe — on defence, energy and capital markets — without burning bridges with Washington.