Shoah remembrance: Memoshoah announces new administrative board
Shoah memorial association, Memoshoah announced a leadership transition Thursday while honouring key members’ ongoing contributions to its commemorative projects.
Weather & Traffic: Friday 2 May: Enjoy it while it lasts
I said MAYbeee the weather’s gonna be the one to fail meeee – today will be lovely and warm, but colder weather is lurking.
Chance encounter: Family names newborn son after meeting late Pope Francis in Luxembourg café
After Pope Francis paused for coffee in a Luxembourg café last September, a spontaneous blessing turned into a memory – and a name – the Ribeiro family will never forget.
Ahead of May Day: Luxembourg police respond to 60 noise complaints
Luxembourg police dealt with dozens of noise complaints and a violent bus altercation during a busy Wednesday night.
Blue investments: Following Minister of Finance’s visit, Luxembourg eyes closer financial ties with Brazil
Seeking to diversify its financial centre, Luxembourg has identified Brazil as a strategic partner, with bilateral trade expected to grow significantly following high-level discussions on sustainable investments and banking expansion.
‘Enough is enough!’: Labour Day: Luxembourg unions unite for 28 June protest against government
Breaking decades of tradition, Luxembourg’s rival trade unions formed an unprecedented alliance, declaring joint resistance to government labour policies and calling for mass protests on 28 June.
Motion not passed: No centralised location for digitalisation projects within a single ministry
Luxembourg’s digital ambitions came under scrutiny this week as MPs debated the pace and direction of the country’s digital transformation, with opposition voices calling for a more coherent strategy and Continue Reading
Yuriko Backes and Xavier Bettel: Luxembourg delegation visits Kyiv to reaffirm support for war-torn country
A high-level Luxembourg delegation travelled to Kyiv on Wednesday to demonstrate ongoing political and financial support for Ukraine, with ministers pledging further aid and visiting bombed sites in the capital Continue Reading
