At 5pm on 12 June, Etika is launching their crowdfunding platform in 'Centre Altrimenti', an initiative entirely funded by donations.
A fixed speed camera has been installed near the village of Saeul, as announced last year by the Ministry of Mobility and Public Works.
Prime Minister Luc Frieden's inaugural State of the Nation address elicited mixed reactions from Luxembourg's parliament, with criticism focusing on a perceived lack of new initiatives and clarity on funding, while supporters praised policy continuity.
The authorities have announced roadworks on the A4 motorway which will disrupt traffic from Friday 14 June until Sunday 21 July.
Grand Duke Henri and Grand Duchess Maria Theresa inaugurated the new Elysis care home in Esch-sur-Alzette on Monday, highlighting its advanced facilities and sharing heartfelt moments with residents and dignitaries.
Luxembourg dominated the EU's financial and insurance activities sector in 2021, leading in both employment share and value added, with 12.1% of its business economy workforce and 34% of its business economy value generated by this sector, according to a new Eurostat report.
Beggars in Luxembourg City have increasingly been approaching cars at intersections, particularly in Hollerich and around Place d'Etoile, prompting police to carry out around 70 interventions over the past year, according to Home Affairs Minister Léon Gloden.
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Wednesday, 12 June.
Partisan websites disguised as legitimate news outlets now surpass the number of actual American newspaper sites, exacerbating the local news crisis and fuelling misinformation as the 2024 presidential election approaches, a report from NewsGuard reveals.
