Soaring raw material prices, energy crisis, labour shortage, rising rents… For Luxembourg's restaurant owners, the suffering is real. Faced with this crisis, some are forced to increase their prices, while others prefer to cut back on their margins so as not to disappoint their customers.
The latest figures show that 235 new cases of coronavirus were discovered over the last 24 hours.
The Municipality of Luxembourg City announced on Wednesday that 360° panoramic photographs of all road areas, including pedestrian zones, will be taken between 30 May and 1 July.
Luxembourg's nine youth hostels are also affected by the crisis in the hospitality sector and report a massive drop in overnight stays.
Most fines were issued for red light violations. Several cyclists were also fined for using their mobile phones while riding their bicycle.
The municipalities of Berdorf and Consdorf have agreed to swap some terrain.
For many Luxembourgish families, First Communion remains a major event in the life of a child.
Between Monday and Wednesday, the police received several reports of broken car windows.
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Two Luxembourgish restaurants were awarded a new star, while three lost theirs. What does that mean in practice? We asked an expert.
A new agreement between the OGBL union, a staff delegation and the Breuniger fashion house will cover the 230 employees of the Luxembourgish clothing store Bram.
The historic Insenborn castle is to be transformed into an apartment building.
The cultural scene in Luxembourg has lost an important member with the death of Edouard Kutter.
Drinking water is becoming an increasingly precious resource, but there is no immediate danger to Luxembourg's supply.
For those looking to impress company without setting the kitchen on fire look no further.
A campaign to call a referendum on chapter II of the proposed new constitution has failed to gather enough signatures.
The latest Covid bill was introduced in the Chamber of Deputies on Monday, with a provision to end the mask mandate on public transport.
The president of Luxembourg's police union, Pascal Ricquier, has lauded the introduction of body cams for police officers.
The CGDIS reported accidents on the CR337 and in Dippach on Tuesday, with three injured in total.
French daredevil tightrope walker Nathan Paulin on Tuesday claimed a new world record as he completed a 2,200-metre-long (nearly 1.4-mile) trip to Mont Saint-Michel along a wire suspended between a crane and the famous abbey on the tidal island, his team said.
