Social media compliancePremiumLuxembourg ministers discussed ‘difficult choices’ at meeting with Meta Stéphanie Obertin and Elisabeth Margue talked about increasing polarisation of global public discourse with Meta’s public policy director for Central Europe
ViolenceHuge rise in assaults at Luxembourg hospitalsThe number of assaults "more than doubled" in some hospitals between 2019 and 2023, Health Minister Martine Deprez has said
JobsTaxpayer to support over 60 firms in paying wages in FebruaryThe number of companies seeking help under the partial unemployment scheme has fallen in recent months
Middle EastPremiumIsraeli military chief resignsHerzi Halevi’s departure over failure to protect country from Hamas attack triggers politically charged battle for control
Cultural ambassadorsFive co-productions and strong Luxembourg presence at Berlin film festivalDésirée Nosbusch, Vicky Krieps and Hélène Walland lead a line-up of talent from the Grand Duchy at the 75th Berlinale in February
47th president takes office‘Trump is not all-powerful’: Americans in Luxembourg react to inaugural addressThe CEO of AmCham and a spokesperson for Democrats Abroad reflect on the American president’s first day back in office
Social mediaTweeting for the final time: the Luxembourgers leaving XEven before the inauguration of Donald Trump on Monday, many celebrities decided to give up their X accounts. What about in Luxembourg?
Government planSolving poverty with digitalisation and awareness raisingDeconstructing red tape and eliminating stigma around subsidies a government priority, says family minister Max Hahn
Making a changeMaking money and changing the world: Luxembourg impact investors eye growthInvesting in social and environmental causes can generate returns, say founders of new impact investing association LIIA
SpaceSlice of Luxembourg shoots for the Moon to make a pointBuilding a business from space resources starts with launch to set ownership rules
Sex businessUS child protection case threatens profits for Luxembourg Pornhub giantUS Supreme Court case on age restrictions to see online porn could limit access to Pornhub and other sites
ViolenceHuge rise in assaults at Luxembourg hospitalsThe number of assaults "more than doubled" in some hospitals between 2019 and 2023, Health Minister Martine Deprez has said
Cultural ambassadorsFive co-productions and strong Luxembourg presence at Berlin film festivalDésirée Nosbusch, Vicky Krieps and Hélène Walland lead a line-up of talent from the Grand Duchy at the 75th Berlinale in February
JobsTaxpayer to support over 60 firms in paying wages in FebruaryThe number of companies seeking help under the partial unemployment scheme has fallen in recent months
Social mediaTweeting for the final time: the Luxembourgers leaving XEven before the inauguration of Donald Trump on Monday, many celebrities decided to give up their X accounts. What about in Luxembourg?
HealthLuxembourg is not considering vape banDisposable vapes can no longer be purchased in Belgium, and France is considering a similar move
The wolf in LuxembourgPremiumWhen will wolves move in permanently?Repeated wolf sightings in recent years mean a permanent Luxembourg foothold is becoming likely, one expert says
AviationNew airport fuel tanks will cost €21m more than plannedCommittee votes to split work into two phases to address budget issue and avoid further delay in start of project
Sponsored content5 Effective Strategies to Encourage Your Child to Share About Their School DayWith the second semester now underway, our children continue to grow and thrive—academically, socially, and emotionally.
People MovesStéphane Gidenne appointed head of national health laboratory LNSGidenne replaces Michel Toungouz Névessignsky, who quit as director last year after just one month in the role
Social media compliancePremiumLuxembourg ministers discussed ‘difficult choices’ at meeting with Meta Stéphanie Obertin and Elisabeth Margue talked about increasing polarisation of global public discourse with Meta’s public policy director for Central Europe
People movesSwitchr appoints new CEOPrice comparison website to be led by former atHome marketer Yacine Sahnoune
UK dataPremiumBig Four set to miss female partner targets for 2025Accountancy firms EY and PwC will struggle to meet UK goals while KPMG and Deloitte are likely to fall short on global ambition
Trade disputePremiumEU should welcome Chinese car factories, says Mercedes chiefOla Källenius urges Brussels to drop protectionist approach in form of punitive tariffs on China EVs
Fiscal policyElderson says ECB faces risks if it cuts too quickly or slowlyThe ECB reduced rates by 100 basis points last year and is expected to deliver similar cuts in 2025, starting with a quarter-point step later this month
Holiday homesSpain premier aims to ban non-EU citizens from buying homesMove to limit and potentially prohibit foreign acquisitions is part of an attempt to fight a growing housing crisis
EconomyLuxembourg inflation rate among eurozone’s lowestInflation in Luxembourg in December stood at 1.6%, according to Eurostat, an increase of half a percentage point from the previous month
EconomyGerman GDP shrinks for second straight year before electionGermany is going through its longest phase of stagnation in post-war history
FranceFrench premier buys time to pass budget with concessionsBayrou’s olive branch on pension reform appeased the Socialists who said they would be open to negotiations with labour unions
Middle EastPremiumIsraeli military chief resignsHerzi Halevi’s departure over failure to protect country from Hamas attack triggers politically charged battle for control
47th president takes office‘Trump is not all-powerful’: Americans in Luxembourg react to inaugural addressThe CEO of AmCham and a spokesperson for Democrats Abroad reflect on the American president’s first day back in office
United StatesA rundown of Trump’s executive actions, from tariffs to immigrationTrump uses first hours in office to slash protections for the environment and minorities, as well as federal workers - but no import tariffs among first tranche of orders
Skin care Tips for preventing dry skin in winterDry radiator air mixed with cold temperatures outside can cause skin to be dry and irritated, but a good skincare routine can help
Cultural celebrationsCelebrate the Chinese New Year at Luxembourg City’s dragon paradeSample Chinese calligraphy and cuisine as we enter the Year of the Snake with a dragon parade through the streets of Luxembourg on 25 January
MobilityA guide to Luxembourg’s 61st Autofestival Looking for a new car? The 10-day Autofestival starts on 25 January, showcasing some 50 new models
Reading listEight warm books to beat the winter bluesAs the winter cold keeps Luxembourg freezing, cozy up with these books, dream yourself away to warmer climes or bake up at storm
Film review‘We Live in Time’ is a beautifully ruthless tale of love and lossThis romantic melodrama methodically tugs at your heartstrings with such efficiency that some might find it too much
17 to 19 JanuaryWhat’s On: Weekend events in LuxembourgWarm up in frosty Luxembourg with Après Ski parties, comedy and cat videos this weekend
Sponsored contentFinancial Crime Surge in Luxembourg: Local Lessons and Preventive Measures ExamplesIn 2024, Luxembourg faced high-profile financial scandals, including embezzlement, money laundering, and corruption.
Autofestival 2025 coming soonLuxembourg is preparing to host the 61ᵉ edition of Autofestival, an iconic event for the Luxembourg automotive industry.
Sponsored contentThe limits of the statutory pension system and taking actionAt a time when the debate on statutory pensions has re-emerged, we’re giving you some key information to help you understand the challenges of the current system and some advice on how you can take matters into your own hands.
