Sound financial situation: Luxembourg retains triple-A rating despite economic challenges
On Friday, Scope Ratings, the European Ratings Agency, maintained Luxembourg’s triple-A rating, citing strong budget discipline and financial stability.
Livestream: Watch Pope Francis’ funeral live from Rome at 10am
The funeral of Pope Francis will be livestreamed from St Peter’s Square on Saturday morning, allowing Catholics in Luxembourg and around the world to join virtually – ahead of a Continue Reading
Despite citizen backing: FGFC criticises Bettendorf’s withdrawal from Nordstad merger talks
The General Federation of Municipal Workers (FGFC) has expressed disappointment over Bettendorf’s recent decision to withdraw from municipal merger talks, despite strong citizen support, and warned that without structural reforms, Continue Reading
Latest figures: Spuerkeess made €400 million profit in 2024
Spuerkeess has announced a significant profit for the second consecutive year, highlighting steady growth in customer deposits and loans despite a challenging economic environment.
Emergency services: Collision between car and motorcycle leaves person injured
Emergency teams attended to an accident Friday afternoon on the A3 between the Bettembourg interchange and Dudelange-Centre.
After 100 years: Meubles Mich-Gillen closes its doors
It is the end of an era, as the long-standing furntiture store, Meubles Mich-Gillen, ceases trading.
Quarter finals week: Niederkorn in trouble, and other football news around Luxembourg
The quarter-finals of the domestic cup were one-sided on paper, but a different reality unfolded on the pitch: UNA Strassen and Union Titus Pétange were close to pulling off an Continue Reading
Following resignation: New mayor: Youri de Smet to replace Monique Smit-Thijs in Bertrange
Following the resignation of Monique Smit-Thijs, Bertrange’s mayoral reins will pass to 31-year-old alderman Youri de Smet of the Democratic Party, pending official approval and inauguration.
