EU Foreign Policy Crunch: 11 EU countries, including Luxembourg, are pushing to curb national vetoes and move toward faster decisions in foreign policy, arguing “unity versus unanimity” is leaving the bloc too slow in crises. Russia “Hybrid War” Response: Ahead of an informal foreign ministers meeting in Ireland, EU officials discussed tightening sanctions after Leipzig airport was targeted by a drone attack, with Poland describing Russia’s tactics as sabotage, arson and assassination squads. Luxembourg Agriculture Under Strain: After an extreme hot, dry summer, Luxembourg farmers face mounting pressure as grass and maize yields drop; some livestock producers are already cutting herds due to feed shortages. Luxembourg Finance & Markets: Eurobank sold a €600m green bond that drew €1.4bn in orders, while Luxembourg’s CSSF let an Israeli state bond prospectus authorization expire, shifting where future approvals may be sought. Energy in the Greater Region: Creos Deutschland has started construction on a hydrogen pipeline section of mosaHYc, with Luxembourg’s economy minister among speakers. Local Life & Travel: Luxembourg City Braderie returns for its 97th edition, with early offers from Saturday and a major traffic closure on Monday; plus, Asian tiger mosquitoes are being targeted in Bonnevoie with door-to-door checks. Transport Disruption: The A1 will close at Senningerberg interchange from 9pm Friday 4 September to 5am Monday 7 September, with diversions in place. Weather Watch: Meteolux says Luxembourg just had its hottest summer on record, with a big rainfall deficit.