Weekend disturbances: Drink driver attacks police and other incidents around Luxembourg
The police were busy overnight on Saturday, responding to a string of incidents including a burglary, thefts, and an altercation with an intoxicated driver.
Explosions reported: Luxembourg authorities investigate blazes in Bertrange and Bridel
Forensic teams are probing the causes of two weekend fires – one at a National Roads Authority site and another in a residential area – after explosions and fast-spreading flames Continue Reading
65 mile fundraing walk: Luxembourg’s Iron Scout event honours WWII resistance while supporting migrant causes
Luxembourg’s 17th Iron Scout event blended physical challenges with historical education this weekend, as scouts walked 65km to raise funds while learning about their organisation’s WWII resistance efforts and modern Continue Reading
‘A little piece of Luxembourg on the Moon’: Luxembourg’s lunar rover set for historic moon landing
The space robot Resilience, developed by Japanese company ispace, is scheduled to land on the Moon in early June, carrying with it a small Luxembourg-built rover named Tenacious, aiming to Continue Reading
Luxembourg national involved: Prostitution ring dismantled between Villerupt and Luxembourg
A seasoned conman from Villerupt, a Luxembourg national, and several accomplices have been sentenced in France for their roles in a cross-border prostitution ring operating between northeastern France and Luxembourg.
Friday incident: Police appeal for witnesses after hit-and-run in Mersch
Luxembourg police have launched a public appeal for witnesses after a hit-and-run in Mersch left one vehicle damaged and the perpetrator at large.
Weather & Traffic: Sunday 11 May: Sunnies and cold refreshing drinks
Luxembourg is soaking up the sunshine again today, with clear skies giving us a proper “main character” moment. If you’ve been waiting to break out your sunglasses this is your Continue Reading
Green rail revolution: Swiss start-up’s solar innovation draws CFL’s attention
Switzerland’s railway network could generate enough solar energy to power 300,000 homes annually through an innovative new system of track-mounted panels – technology now being closely watched by Luxembourg’s CFL Continue Reading
