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Cuban scientists said Monday there was no evidence for claims of US diplomats coming down with so-called "Havana Syndrome" on the island.
The government's recent decision to make voting in municipal elections easier for foreign residents and the political reactions to it once again echoed the botched 2015 referendum. Do referendums do more harm than good and if so, are there perhaps better alternatives?
French far-right pundit Eric Zemmour is inching closer to announcing a run for the presidency, a move that would create fresh uncertainty around next year's election race.
The latest figures from Luxembourg show that 166 new cases of coronavirus were discovered over the last 72 hours.
The accident took place near the roundabout in Quatre-Vents.
Property giant Evergrande said Monday it is facing "unprecedented difficulties" but denied rumours that it is about to go bankrupt, as the Chinese conglomerate battles to reassure investors and bring down its huge debt pile.
The aim of the change is to render the tools of the justice system more accessible to the public.
The accident took place between Tandel and Fouhren in the north of the Grand Duchy.
Both the first and fifth stage of the annual Tour de Luxembourg road cycling race will be held in and around the capital, with some streets being shut to traffic.
On Monday morning, Minister of Agriculture, Viticulture and Rural Development Romain Schneider paid a visit to the farmer cooperative BAKO in Hosingen.
This year alone, ministries and government administrations have already commissioned document prints worth €1.4 million.