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Asylum law faces criticism, tourism rises, city tops beauty ranking […]
Luxembourg abstained on a UN resolution on the slave trade, citing legal concerns about the wording. […]
Inflation rose in March, NGOs criticised Middle East developments, and aid was introduced to remove Asian hornet nests. […]
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 […] […]
After 16 years in Esch, Pride parade returns to Luxembourg City this year, River burials begin across Moselle border in Germany […]
The Parliament’s IT systems remain offline following an attempted cyberattack, with the full extent of the issue yet to be determined. The Chamber’s Secretary General, Laurent Scheeck, indicated that security measures will remain in effect until it is confirmed that there is no ongoing risk. Initially, the Chamber had expected to resume operations, including its […] […]
Liser uncovers how hidden bias in housing market could cost thousands, Luxembourg secures €500 million for clean technology investment, and faces renewed debate over press freedom following remarks by Prime Minister Luc Frieden. […]
Luxembourg’s annual inflation rate has surged to 3.8% in March, more than doubling from 1.8% in February, according to European statistics agency Eurostat. This marks the highest inflation level in three years and places Luxembourg third among eurozone countries, following Croatia and Lithuania. The increase is primarily driven by rising energy costs, which have escalated […] […]
The hospitality sector has been identified as the leading area for minimum wage violations, according to the Inspectorate of Labour and Mines (ITM). Last year, ITM conducted about 1,400 inspections, uncovering 26 violations, half of which were in the hospitality industry. This marks a significant decrease from 2021, which saw 85 violations across fewer inspections. […] […]
MouvEco objects Google’s Bissen data centre, police arrest a LuxTrust phishing suspect, and justice minister Elisabeth Margue will be Luxembourg's first minister to have a child while in office. […]
