Samoa’s resistance to colonial control also relied on diplomacy and negotiation
The struggle for sovereignty included the negotiating table
Luxembourg’s Supermarket Growth Does Not Establish That Traditional Markets Are Disappearing
Supermarkets expanded, but specialist food shops grew too.
Inside the National Archives Preserving 850 Years of Icelandic Life
Centuries of Icelandic life survive in the records entrusted to this institution.
Luxembourg’s Food Production Gaps Complicate the Question of a Week Without Imports
Beef and dairy tell only part of Luxembourg’s food story.
The Samoan landscapes listed for possible World Heritage nomination
Two entries place Samoan landscapes on UNESCO’s tentative list
Luxembourg’s Mobility Plan Starts With People’s Destinations Rather Than Road Capacity
The traffic question starts with where people need to go.
The Research Collection Helping Families Trace Their Luxembourg American Roots
Family history searches connect Luxembourg with lives across America.
Iceland Health Minister Calls for Stronger Medication Oversight in Nursing Homes
Prescription figures put nursing-home medication reviews under the spotlight.
Iceland Minister Drops Proposal to Ease Employment Ban in Disability Services
Safety objections prompt a minister to withdraw a proposed exemption.
Marguerite Thomas-Clément’s Parliamentary First Put Women’s Rights Before Luxembourg’s Deputies
She entered parliament in 1919 and challenged inequality from within.














