Articles by lux-admin

19th September 2022

Bread prices rise by almost a fifth in the eurozone

The price of bread in the eurozone rose by an average of 18 percent in August compared to the same month last year, reports the European statistics agency Eurostat. In Luxembourg, the increase was less than 10 percent, according to the [...]

19th September 2022

Greenpeace is against labelling natural gas and nuclear energy as ‘green’

Greenpeace is going to the European Court of justice if the European Commission does not refrain from granting a green label to natural gas and nuclear energy. The environmental organization has given the commission an [...]

15th September 2022

Creating the future: why Volgende Kft is amazing

The international fintech market has replenished with a new large and interesting player. We are talking about the Hungarian company Volgende Kft, which is actively and successfully investing in various start-ups, and also helps businesses come up with new solutions to attract [...]

2nd September 2022

Robert Mardini meets ‘Women of Steel’ in Kyiv before heading to Russia

On August 31, a meeting of families of Ukrainian defenders with General Director of the International Committee of the Red Cross (ICRC) Robert Mardini took place in [...]

31st August 2022

Julien Brunet is the new Maserati’s managing director of the West Europe

Maserati has appointed Julien Brunet as the new Managing director of the West Europe division. This is reported by the company through a press release. In his new role, Brunet will be responsible for Maserati’s operations in France, Monaco, Belgium, Luxembourg and the Netherlands. He reports to Luca Delfino, who [...]

31st August 2022

EU is weighting on contingency plan to intervene in energy market

The European Union is working on contingency plans to intervene in its energy market as pressure from member states increases to halt rapidly rising electricity [...]

29th August 2022

Air France redefined the meaning of fighter-pilot

Two Air France pilots have been suspended until further notice due to a scuffle in the cockpit during a flight. It concerns an Air France flight in June from Geneva to Paris. The pilots would have had a fight right after takeoff, reports La [...]

29th August 2022

European courts sue EU for billions in aid to Poland

Four European judicial associations are suing the European Union over the controversial decision to allow Poland to use almost 36 billion euros from the corona Recovery Fund. The judges challenge its legality before the European Court of [...]

27th August 2022

Central Bank of Afghanistan funds will not be used to compensate 9/11 victims

Relatives of victims of the attacks of September 11, 2001 are not entitled to compensation from the Central bank of Afghanistan funds frozen by the United States. A judge in New York has ruled that he has no jurisdiction to do so. She refers the case to a higher [...]

27th August 2022

CSC gets green light in Luxembourg to acquire Intertrust

CSC has received permission from a Luxembourg regulator to acquire Intertrust. The two companies announced this on Friday afternoon. CSC and Intertrust are still awaiting one remaining approval in Luxembourg for Intertrust Fund [...]

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