A serious bus accident on Friday resulted in 14 injuries on the N15 in Pommerloch, prompting authorities to initiate an investigation.
The Housing Observatory has released a new report, examining all real estate transactions from 2007 to 2023 for the first time.
In a surprise move, Pierre-Emerick Aubameyang announced his departure from Marseille, paving the way for Manchester United's Mason Greenwood to reportedly join the French club after a season marred by controversy.
Luxembourg faces a significant shortfall in childcare, with more than 4,000 places needed in drop-in centres. What's more, this figure is incomplete, as local authorities are not mandated to provide care outside school hours.
Tensions are escalating within the Pirate Party, as confirmed by MP Marc Goergen in an interview with our colleagues from RTL.lu. He stated that he and fellow MP Sven Clement will only collaborate "when absolutely necessary" in the Chamber of Deputies moving forward.
Legendary British reggae band UB40, known for their infectious blend of reggae, pop, and soul, is set to grace Luxembourg with their timeless tunes on 26 November.
The 8 Hours of Suzuka endurance race starts at 4.30am on Sunday 21 July and lasts for – you guessed it – 8 hours.
461 of the 720 MEPs gave Marc Angel their vote, confirming his position as one of the five quaestors in the European Parliament, and therefore remaining part of the presidency.
The Olympic Games officially kick off in Paris on 26 July, amidst extensive security preparations.
FIFA has launched an investigation into Argentina players for racist chants following their Copa America victory, prompted by a video posted on social media showing players singing a controversial chant targeting French star Kylian Mbappe.
King Charles III will deliver Labour's ambitious programme as UK parliament reopens, marking a significant shift in policy direction under Prime Minister Keir Starmer's leadership, focused on economic revival and social reforms.
Despite international mediation efforts, airstrikes persist in Gaza as Israel's Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu pledges to escalate pressure on Hamas, further dimming prospects for a ceasefire.
In response to a dangerous outbreak of cyanobacteria commonly known as blue algae, the Water Management Authority has banned swimming at Rommwiss beach, Upper Sûre Lake, to protect public health.