AI in hospitals: A new study (reported by RTL) suggests AI can outperform doctors in diagnosing emergency cases and recommending treatments, but the message for Luxembourg is clear: AI should support clinicians, not replace them—so local hospitals are being urged to say where they already use it and how oversight will work. Local safety: Police report a serious knife attack in Ettelbruck with a suspect arrested, plus another stabbing case in Bilsdorf; officers also handled multiple alcohol-related incidents, including a sleeping driver on the A3. Virtual care in Luxembourg’s region: Luxembourg-linked Foundever is behind New Brunswick’s new Virtual Care NB, launching June 30 with scheduled appointments and 27 nurse practitioners—an example of how virtual models are shifting toward tighter appointment flow and broader professional coverage. Medicines access debate in Europe: Greece backs deeper EU cooperation on medicines procurement, supply security and information-sharing, as ministers prepare to discuss more coordinated approaches to pricing and access. Luxembourg drug snapshot: Luxembourg’s national drug report says cannabis remains the most used drug (nearly 15% of adults in the past year), with rising cocaine and higher THC potency. EU court transparency: A Luxembourg-based EU court adviser recommends dismissing the Commission’s appeal in a COVID vaccine contract transparency case, keeping pressure on public access to procurement details. Hospital reform watch: Luxembourg’s proposed outpatient structures tied to hospitals are drawing concerns from hospital doctors over unclear roles and agreements. Public health risk abroad: UK health authorities warn of Shigella and Salmonella linked to Cape Verde travel, with hundreds of cases reported across the UK.