Brussels warns it will defend Europe’s economic interests while rightwing parties are invigorated by new US president ...

Numbers held in jail continues to rise, with half on remand awaiting trial, an issue the Council of Europe has called on the ...

US president was sworn in from the very building his supporters stormed just over four years ago in a bid to keep him in ...

Around 120 firefighters were deployed in order to tackle the blaze, the CGDIS said, with efforts ongoing until late afternoon ...

Over 60 banks will have to calculate how they would weather a rise in energy and commodity prices, supply chain disruptions ...

Those pardoned include retired General Mark Milley, infectious diseases expert Anthony Fauci, and members of Congress and ...

Philippe Schrantz will take up his new role on 1 March, less than a year after retiring as head of the Grand Ducal’s police ...

Luxembourg’s unemployment rate remained unchanged at 5.9% in December, national employment agency Adem said Monday. It means ...

Luxembourg’s foreign minister answers questions about Gaza, EU military spending and the risk of war in the next four years ...

A total of 11.9% of people in Luxembourg live below the so-called low standard of living rate, which is defined as earning ...

Accountancy firms EY and PwC will struggle to meet UK goals while KPMG and Deloitte are likely to fall short on global ...

Move to limit and potentially prohibit foreign acquisitions is part of an attempt to fight a growing housing crisis ...