Luxembourg for Tourism CEO says his 92-year-old aunt, who enjoyed a crémant on her last visit to the Grand Duchy, would still be delighted by Luxembourg today ...

Luxembourg lawmakers on Tuesday voted to enshrine the freedom to have an abortion in the country’s constitution. The amendment makes Luxembourg only the second country in the world to protect women’s ...

Luxembourg’s royal household cost taxpayers €19.39 million last year, a rise of almost €800,000 from the previous year, although the total expenditure came in almost 13% below the original budget. The ...

Between Donald Trump dominating the news with his decidedly un-environmentally friendly ambitions and a strained budget, environmental issues seem to have been relegated to the back burner. However, ...

The crisis at BGL Ligue football club Swift Hesperange reached new heights on Sunday when the team’s players refused to come out for kick-off in their home match against US Mondorf amid a row over ...

Lawmakers on Tuesday voted to officially enshrine abortion rights in Luxembourg’s constitution, rubber-stamping a decision made earlier in the year, which makes the Grand Duchy the second country in ...

The European Union will work on setting minimum performance standards to curb water usage in data centers as the continent confronts potential shortages over the coming decades. The European ...

The European Parliament’s Schuman building in Kirchberg has moved one step closer to being listed as a national monument. The Luxembourg City Council approved a plan to list the building during a ...

Luxembourg’s unemployment rate rose to over 7% last month, one of the highest in the EU, according to data released on Thursday by the bloc’s official statistics agency, Eurostat. The Grand Duchy’s ...

Her hope is that her performance as a sober analyst alongside the German actor Oliver Masucci in the male lead role could open more international doors for her. "I really enjoy working in Luxembourg, ...

In recent decades, the country’s two main brewers have consolidated their dominance over the sector. Bar owners complain of intolerable rules, and Luxembourg’s Competition Authority has begun ...

Recruitment in Luxembourg’s financial sector is becoming more selective, with hiring slowing across operational roles even as demand remains strong for compliance and anti-money laundering specialists ...