Fraudsters impersonating Luxembourg police target residents with fake emails and letters about supposed investigations.
The IMF warns that Luxembourg's growth has become too dependent on government spending. Public debt could hit 39% of GDP by 2031, and the Maastricht criteria could be breached by 2029.
Luxembourg's government approved a fast-track criminal procedure on July 3, targeting drugs, domestic violence, and repeat offending by sending cases straight to court without preliminary investigation.
Luxembourg Red Cross launches a new platform for flexible, one-off, and remote volunteering as traditional recruitment methods lose steam.
No trains between Thionville and Luxembourg for five weeks as CFL upgrades the line with a second track set to open in 2027.
The ESM stands ready with 500 billion in lending capacity, but no country has asked for help since 2018.
A new 3.3km cycle path between Medernach and Ermsdorf opens, part of a 33km route planned since the 1990s.
Alibaba banned Claude Code after a hidden China-detection mechanism was found in the tooling, escalating a feud that already involved distillation accusations and 25'000 fraudulent accounts.