Luxembourg launches central housing register
New housing register opens as students gain support and film sector warns of job losses despite Cannes presence.
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32 objections hit migration law proposal
Asylum law faces criticism, tourism rises, city tops beauty ranking
Luxembourg abstains on UN slavery resolution
Luxembourg abstained on a UN resolution on the slave trade, citing legal concerns about the wording.
Inflation picked up in March
Inflation rose in March, NGOs criticised Middle East developments, and aid was introduced to remove Asian hornet nests.
Refugee Collective Opposes New Asylum Bill
The Luxembourg refugee collective LFR condemns the Interior Ministry’s draft law on asylum procedures. The bill implements the European Migration and Asylum Pact, introducing a filtering centre for new arrivals, faster procedures and shorter deadlines for appeals. Luxembourg’s law proposal sets harsher rules than required by the EU. The LFR says the law proposal marks a clear shift in asylum policy, at the expense of fundamental rights. On Sunday, six Luxembourgish activists will join the Greenpeace ship “Arctic Sunrise” in the next global flotilla going from Spain to Gaza. The mission plans to sail with more than one hundred boats
Flight disruptions at Findel, debate over steel talks, Gaza flotilla plans and concerns over rail safety
Flights resume at Findel as steel job fears grow, activists plan Gaza mission and unions warn of rising transport violence.
