16 июля 2024 года
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Arthur Welter and Cargolux, two of Luxembourg's largest companies in the transport sector, aim to gain experience with new options as they test out hydrogen lorries on Luxembourg's roads.
The Pirate Party leadership met on Monday evening to discuss the impact of Ben Polidori's surprise resignation from the party.
Heading off on a road trip for the holidays? RTL Infos have rounded up fuel prices in Luxembourg and across the borders to help you decide where to fill up your car.
Labour Minister Georges Mischo defended his approach to addressing internal tensions and leadership disputes at the employment initiative ProActif before a parliamentary commission on Monday, amid calls from opposition parties for more active government intervention in publicly funded associations.
Dutch Prime Minister Dick Schoof emphasised the importance of the Benelux union and future cooperation when meeting with Luxembourg's Prime Minister Luc Frieden on Monday, who hailed the visit as a reaffirmation of their historically close relationship.
The Grand Ducal Fire and Rescue Corps reported a series of collisions and traffic accidents, as well as fridges and washing machines on fire on Monday evening.
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Tuesday, 16 July.
This summer, Rocklab is transforming into a vibrant hub for songwriters with a three-day Eurovision Songwriting Camp, offering unique opportunities for creative collaboration and professional growth.
The historic Lanners Hotel and Restaurant in Ettelbruck closed its doors after 101 years, succumbing to the ongoing construction chaos and parking woes around the train station, marking an end filled with regret and frustration rather than celebration.
Nina Bernier, a 19-year-old graduate from LGL Limpertsberg, has achieved the extraordinary feat of scoring a perfect 60/60 in her final exams across multiple subjects, earning her the title of the best student in the country and setting the stage for a promising future in research and academia.
A high-ranking North Korean diplomat defected to South Korea last November, just months before Seoul and Havana established diplomatic ties, highlighting growing disillusionment among North Korean elites and intensifying geopolitical shifts.