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Rail services experienced disruptions Tuesday morning after a lorry collided with a crossing gate at Munsbach station, forcing temporary cancellations and delays across the network.
Prime Minister Luc Frieden laid out an ambitious reform agenda in his State of the Nation address on Tuesday, pledging increased defence spending, sweeping pension changes, and major investments in Continue Reading
A dramatic police operation unfolded on Monday after a shot was fired in a Bertrange garage, prompting a cross-border manhunt that ended with a 36-year-old man in custody.
Three years after a restaurant employee was fatally assaulted during a robbery at Kirchberg’s Vapiano, three defendants faced manslaughter charges as their trial opened Tuesday at the Luxembourg City Court.
Travellers faced disruptions on Tuesday around midday as train services between Luxembourg and Thionville were suspended, as a train struck three cows near Hettange-Grande.
A new study from the Luxembourg Institute of Socio-Economic Research reveals that nearly half of Luxembourg’s jobs are held by cross-border workers commuting increasingly long distances, prompting researchers to call Continue Reading
A major police operation in Esch-sur-Alzette on Monday evening led to the arrest of one man, with special forces deployed to the scene.
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