In October, every household in Luxembourg will receive a crisis preparedness guide. It tells you how to survive 72 hours without help.
STATEC revised inflation down to 1.8% and pushed the next index tranche to late 2027. The Tripartite agreement and calmer oil prices are doing their job.
The Scouts are selling original balustrade pillars from the Adolphe Bridge. At €175 each, all 200 sold out. Proceeds fund education projects in Africa and South America.
MeteoLux confirms what everyone sweating through August already suspects: the five sunniest Julys in Luxembourg have all happened since 2005. June 2026 was the warmest on record, and July doubled down.
MeteoLux confirms Luxembourg's summers are getting hotter. July 2026 was the second sunniest ever. The five sunniest Julys have all been since 2005.
A cyberattack on Luxembourg's Chamber of Employees may have exposed names, addresses, phone numbers, and financial data. The largest trade union in the country, representing 630,000 people.
Europe's rivers are running dry. At Luxembourg's Mertert port, ships can only load 25-30% of capacity. The Rhine is already at record lows in early August.
The Upper Sûre reservoir is having a record-breaking summer. Rangers say social media has killed the hidden spots, and half of Luxembourg's drinking water depends on visitors behaving.