François Bausch
François Bausch is a Luxembourgish politician and a member of the Democratic Party. He has served as the Minister of Defense and Minister of Mobility and Public Works in the Luxembourg government. Bausch is known for his advocacy for sustainable transportation and defense policies that prioritize democratic values. Recently, he was in the news for emphasizing the need for the European Union to enhance its defense investments, arguing that it is crucial not only to increase spending but also to uphold democratic principles across Europe.
Born on Dec 05, 1954 (71 years old)
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Countries Mentioned
| Country | Mentions | Sentiment | Dominance | + Persistence | x Population | = Reach | x GDP (millions) | = Power |
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| Luxembourg | 4 | 6.75 | 0.38% | +30% | 625,978 | 3,133 | $73,000 | 365$ |
| Totals | 4 | 625,978 | 3,133 | $73,000 | 365$ |
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Recent Mentions
Luxembourg:
François Bausch is a former Minister of Defense of Luxembourg and has expressed shock over the new US security strategy.
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Luxembourg:
François Bausch has a new job as the architect of the European railway network.
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Luxembourg:
François Bausch, the former Minister of Defense, will not be prosecuted for the deadly explosion at the Waldhof military camp in 2019.
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Luxembourg:
François Bausch, the former Minister of Mobility, has been driving an electric car for five years and plans to buy a new one.
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Luxembourg:
Former Mobilitätsminister François Bausch initiated a project to include red road surface for bike paths in the traffic code.
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Luxembourg:
François Bausch discusses the EU's defense investment issues.
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Luxembourg:
François Bausch was Yuriko Backes's predecessor who initially developed the tram project.
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Luxembourg:
François Bausch, the former green transport minister, opposed the use of long trucks.
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Luxembourg:
François Bausch was the former Minister of Defense at the time of the explosion.
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Luxembourg:
François Bausch criticized the new NATO expenditures and expressed a preference for Jens Stoltenberg as NATO Secretary General.
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