Reflecting on recent public debates, Karin Weyer of respect.lu urged for more nuanced discussions on controversial issues like LGBTQIA+ education and Near East conflicts to combat polarisation and promote tolerance.
In response to The Pirates Party's concerns about crossings, Minister for Mobility Yuriko Backes detailed that traffic mirrors are a last resort, used only after other visibility improvements have been exhausted.
The 27-year-old son of Norwegian Crown Princess Mette-Marit was arrested at the weekend on suspicion of assaulting a woman, police said on Wednesday.
Déi Lénk shared their standpoint on the missing millions and the Caritas case.
Two health experts on Wednesday urged Olympic organisers to cut ties with Coca-Cola, saying the current big money sponsorship deal allows the US company to "sportswash" unhealthy sugary drinks.
In light of a growing number of theft reports, local police are urging residents to lock their car doors and close all windows, even if they are only stepping away briefly.
Remembering two moments that have marked humanity forever: the atomic bombs dropped onto Hiroshima on 6 August 1945, and Nagasaki three days later.
The US thwarted an attack on former President Donald Trump, orchestrated by a Pakistani man with alleged links to Iran seeking revenge for the death of Iranian General Qassem Soleimani.
In the night leading up to Wednesday a police patrol noticed a suspicious man at Place de Paris.
10th place and a 4:11.28 minutes result were not enough for the Luxembourgish athlete to stand out in the repêchage.
In Mersch, water from the tap is safe to drink once more, as shared by the commune.
Luxembourg's inflation rate for 2024 aligns with STATEC's earlier forecast at 2.3%, with a modest increase to 2.6% anticipated next year as energy price support measures phase out.
