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Protesters and US law enforcement clash after immigration officer kills woman

Protesters have clashed with law enforcement officers in Minneapolis today after the fatal shooting of a woman by an immigration agent triggered outrage fueled by the Trump administration’s insistence she was guilty of “domestic terrorism.”

The noisy crowd chanted slogans attacking the Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) agency as officers pushed against protesters, detaining several including one who struck an agent with a cardboard sign.

The victim of Wednesday’s shooting, identified as 37-year-old Renee Nicole Good, was hit at point-blank range as she apparently tried to drive away from agents who were crowding around her car, which they said was blocking their way. Footage of the incident shows a masked ICE agent attempt to open the woman’s car door before another masked agent fired three times into the Honda SUV.

Also today

• Ozempic, the once hard-to-find prescription medication for type 2 diabetes, which has become better known globally for its weight-loss effects, has now been cleared to be prescribed for these other uses.
• Luxembourg’s only neonatology unit at the CHL continues to operate at full capacity, and due to lack of space, pregnant women whose babies are at risk of being born prematurely are being referred to hospitals abroad.
• Luxembourg is expanding its diplomatic network with seven new embassies and consulates around the world, while closing three African embassies where Xavier Bettel says Luxembourg is no longer welcome.
• Brazil’s left-wing President Luiz Inacio Lula da Silva has vetoed a law that would have dramatically reduced the prison sentence of former far-right leader Jair Bolsonaro, convicted last year of coup plotting.
• French President Emmanuel Macron has said that the United States was “breaking free from international rules” and “gradually turning away” from some of its allies.

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Figure of the day

New apartment prices are down 3.6% while existing houses and apartments are 0.9% lower

• The end of the housing incentive package coincides with this recent price decrease. To recall, between the end of 2022 and the end of 2023, prices had already fallen significantly in the Grand Duchy, before rising again, boosted by government aid.
• For new apartments (off-plan sales) and existing houses, the decline began as early as the end of the second quarter of 2025. In the first case, the average price per square meter even fell back below the €10,000 mark. During the summer, it was still at €10,411; it is now €9,863.

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