Villagers in China's far northeast were left terrified when a Siberian tiger pounced on a field worker and attacked a car near the remote border with Russia, state media reported.
Despite the fact that there are still many regular markets across the Grand Duchy, very few people seem to be interested in becoming marketeers.
Tokyo Olympics organisers have defended their request for 500 nurses at the pandemic-delayed mega-event, after accusations of diverting crucial medical resources.
While all eyes are focused on the Covid-19 vaccination, the World Health Organization has issued a reminder that other severe diseases can be avoided by getting vaccinated.
One day prior to the official presentation of the budgetary position, Minister of Finance Pierre Gramegna delivered his evaluation to the respective Chamber commissions.
On Monday, the Confederation of Public Servants (CGFP) issued a press release to question the "strange viewpoint" of Prime Minister Bettel, which they believe to be both legally and ethically questionable.
The European Union has launched legal action against pharmaceutical giant AstraZeneca over delivery shortfalls of its coronavirus vaccine, the European Commission said Monday.
The Luxembourgish Syndicate for Professional Firefighters (SNPPL) issued a statement on Monday, in which the organisation reacts to a recent outcry about a price increase for their services.
Russian prosecutors on Monday suspended the activities of Alexei Navalny's regional offices, in a move his team said would essentially shut down the jailed opposition figure's movement.
The novel coronavirus has killed at least 3,109,991 people since the outbreak emerged in China in December 2019.