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Family allowances will rise from 1 January 2027: child benefit increases €45/month for under‑12s and €60/month for older children, and the school‑start grant will be €175 (ages 6–11) and €325 (12+ ) from August 2027. A means‑tested top‑up for school‑age children (up to €3,000/year) will also be introduced, with eligibility extended slightly above the usual […] […]
Protesters demand stronger child protection laws, parliament approves €195 million for a space testing centre, and sports clubs receive more than €6 million in youth training subsidies nationwide last year. […]
Parliament approved a bill amending the 2023 Affordable Housing Act to boost delivery and make the rules easier to apply. Social housing projects may claim 15% more in eligible costs, aiding renovations and conversions. Municipalities and syndicates can now receive remuneration for invested capital, retroactive to 1 October 2023. Allocation rules were adjusted to recognise […] […]
Luxembourg’s social partners agreed a plan to expand collective bargaining, a diesel spill polluted the Moselle, and demand for public international schools continued to exceed available capacity. […]
MPs criticised the handling of the ALPHA literacy pilot when its reports were presented to the education committee, raising transparency concerns over an embargoed LUCET scientific report and the late availability of a peer review. Opposition members questioned the sample size and the strength of conclusions, and some said the evidence showed little change despite […] […]
Foreign minister Xavier Bettel accused the European Commission of delaying concrete action against Israel as EU foreign ministers met in Brussels to discuss possible sanctions. He declared the commission’s options paper on restricting trade with Israeli settlements in the occupied West Bank arrive “too late” after two years of calls and amounted to a basis […] […]
Privacy complaints rise sharply, public-sector hiring drives Luxembourg’s limited job growth, and thousands march through the capital during Luxembourg Pride. […]
Google’s planned 34‑hectare data centre in Bissen drew fresh criticism from Mouvement écologique after an Öko‑Institut study said the current design could use up to 950 GWh a year — roughly the electricity consumption of all Luxembourg households. It also stated emissions could be cut by up to 97% with measures such as exclusive renewables, […] […]
Five employees of the General Department of Immigration were dismissed amid a large criminal probe into illegal immigration and corruption, authorities said. Minister Léon Gloden said he had been informed of the case in April 2025 and that the department itself had filed initial reports in January 2023. Three staff were dismissed after searches, one […] […]
Prime Minister Luc Frieden said underlying housing problems had not changed despite signs of recovery, noting demand remained high while supply stayed low. He said the government would focus on increasing supply by simplifying procedures, mobilising building land and boosting public and private construction. Data showed mortgage lending had partially rebounded to more than €5.8 […] […]
Lawmakers have introduced new measures to tackle a surge in digital violence and cybercrime, discussed yesterday in the Chamber of Deputies’ Justice Committee, after the Financial Intelligence Unit (CRF) warned attacks have grown in frequency and sophistication and that stolen funds are rarely recovered unless action is taken within 24 hours. Bill 8722 would let […] […]
