Heat & Public Services: Luxembourg’s municipal union FGFC is urging permanent heatwave rules—extra breaks, clear heat action plans, and trigger-based protections—to safeguard staff as extreme heat becomes more frequent. Wildfire Smoke & Accountability: Luxembourg authorities faced questions over how early they warned residents about High Fens wildfire smoke; officials say they communicated preventively before thresholds were breached, while air-quality readings and public guidance were handled in parallel. High Fens Fire Update: Rain brought some relief to Belgium’s biggest-ever wildfire, but peat is still smouldering deep underground and winds could flare hotspots again; smoke has been visible as far as Germany. Water & Fuel Logistics: Low water levels on the Rhine/Moselle and wildfire-related canal disruptions have put pressure on Luxembourg fuel transport routes, with possible local shortages or delivery delays flagged by the Economy Ministry. Drought on Farms: Luxembourg Fruit Growers’ Association warns drought and heat are driving up irrigation costs and cutting yields, calling for a smart, sustainable water strategy. Food Safety: Belgium’s Salmonella outbreak linked to contaminated eggs has sickened about 300 people and triggered recalls across nine countries. Postal & E-commerce Shift: POST Luxembourg is investing over €80m to modernise and expand its Bettembourg sorting centre for parcels, adding a high-capacity sorter and new logistics space. Aviation Transition: A look at sustainable aviation fuel (SAF) shows mandates are outpacing supply, with only a small share of jet fuel expected to be SAF this year. Digital Rights: The UN warns children are becoming “guinea pigs” for unregulated AI and online harms, urging platforms and advertisers to take responsibility.