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Several months ago, a refugee shelter in Esch-sur-Alzette was forced to close after a fire. The accommodation situation is facing extreme pressures.
Two fires that erupted overnight in apartment buildings in Switzerland left five people missing and 19 injured, police said Friday.
Police in Esch-sur-Alzette attended two incidents on Thursday afternoon and on Friday morning.
The Grand Ducal police reported more instances of theft, including scammers posing as couriers.
As the 2026 harvest is kicking off, extreme heat, rain, frost, pests, and disease are putting vineyards to the test, forcing winemakers to adapt and rethink the future of the industry.
The Luxembourg government expressed scepticism towards plans to introduce a motorway vignette in Belgium, suggesting exceptions should be made for the border region.
Until recently, Clément Vandenkerckhove was selling cars in Flanders. Now he is the recognised son of a Belgian prince.
German security services have found two handguns hidden in a forest near Berlin which they believe were intended for use by Russian agents.
An attacker with a sword wounded several people Friday at a high school in central Sweden, authorities said, while media reported the perpetrator had been shot by police.
Luxembourg prosecutors are investigating a 40-year-old man on suspicion of robbery, violent assault, rape, and attempted murder following an alleged attack on a woman in Luxembourg City centre.
On Thursday evening, New York City and the surrounding Tri-state area were hit by sudden, intense rainfall.
Minister of mobility Yuriko Backes insisted first class would remain in Luxembourgish trains, in response to a parliamentary question submitted by MP David Wagner.
Japan's justice ministry has pulled out of a promotional tie-up with a hit Netflix dating show about former delinquents after criticism that the campaign risked glamorising criminal behaviour and offending victims.
Luxembourg City alderman Patrick Goldschmidt discussed housing, mobility, and major infrastructure projects as Luxembourg City prepares for further population growth.
Seven-time Grand Slam winner Carlos Alcaraz will suit up to defend his US Open title months after a wrist injury which led him to miss both Roland Garros and Wimbledon.
Charity director Alexandra Oxacelay appeared on RTL Radio on Thursday to discuss the rising issues linked to poverty in Luxembourg.
The US is warning allies and rivals alike to join what it says will be an unprecedented campaign to economically isolate Iran, aiming to 'collapse' the government in Tehran while reducing the need for further large-scale military action.
The government crisis cell confirmed that the concentration of fine particles in the air remained at a "low and stable level" following the wildfires in eastern Belgium earlier this week.
Motorists in Luxembourg will see the price of SP98 petrol increase on Friday, bringing it close to the cost of diesel.
A battalion in the US Army is taking an unusual approach to boosting reenlistment: offering soldiers four days off to play the long-awaited “Grand Theft Auto VI” game when it launches on November 19.
The Grand Ducal Fire and Rescue Corps was deployed several times on Wednesday evening and on Thursday morning.
At the end of July, swimming bans were issued for the upper part of Weiswampach lake, due to the presence of cyanobacteria – the Buerfelt and Rommwiss beaches at Upper Sûre Lake also banned swimming for the same reason from early August.
Belgium's largest wildfire in a century was brought "under control" Thursday after a seven-day fight involving hundreds of firefighters in the boggy terrain of the High Fens nature reserve.
In May, four calf carcasses were discovered in the Oesling region of Luxembourg, prompting concerns over wolf attacks.
