Grey and Wet Weather Brings Tensions to the Surface in Luxembourg

Luxembourg's weather may be grey, but its geopolitical landscape is anything but. As a strategic state nestled in the heart of Western Europe, Luxembourg has long been a crossroads of power and influence. Its unique position on the borders of Germany, France, Belgium, and the Netherlands makes it a hub for EU institutions and multinational corporations.

The country's medieval history as a prized possession of the Holy Roman Empire to its modern-day status as a prize for EU cooperation has shaped its relationships with neighboring countries. Today, tensions between Luxembourg and Germany are simmering over issues such as border control, asylum policy, and economic competition.