ArcelorMittal in Ukraine: ArcelorMittal Kryvyi Rih was hit again by a ballistic missile strike, killing two contractors and injuring two employees; production is halted while damage is assessed. Climate adaptation in Luxembourg: Environment Minister Serge Wilmes says record heat will be more common and Luxembourg must adapt fast, backing measures from greening and building upgrades to school cooling and faster energy transition. Space & connectivity: GomSpace won a $2.4m order for modular small-satellite platform kits for a US defence mission, while SES reported successful launch of its O3b mPOWER satellites and continues platform expansion. Satellite safety & consumer tech: Apple’s iPhone 18 Pro satellite safety features don’t work everywhere, with Emergency SOS via satellite available in only about 20 territories and roadside assistance in just three. Education & skills: Luxembourg’s university welcome day saw 2,800 new enrolments (+4%), and PISA concerns keep pressure on school reforms; elsewhere, Cyprus reports rising adult training but still below the EU average. Industry push for less red tape: FEDIL’s Industry Day urged faster energy reforms and fewer administrative hurdles to boost Europe’s competitiveness. EU policy ripple effects: A study warns US drug pricing moves could push EU prices higher or delay launches. Local culture & science outreach: Naturmusée’s outdoor festival at Neumünster Abbey brought biodiversity and geodiversity to the public with hands-on lab-style activities.