Articles by lux-admin

27th August 2023

Angry neighbour of Haut-Fays run with chainsaw after moped riders

Two teenagers were attacked on Friday evening in the municipality of Haut-Fays by an angry neighbour wielding a chainsaw, as reported by the Luxembourg Public Prosecutor’s Office on Saturday. The 44-year-old man was arrested but has since been [...]

27th August 2023

With the sale of Degroof Petercam Belgium is left in the dust

With Degroof Petercam, Belgium has once again lost an important financial player to a foreign competitor. “Unfortunately, Belgium has become a third-rate asset [...]

27th August 2023

Luxair will start a route to La Palma

In ten “strategic” markets in Europe, Airlines will be subsidized by the Government of The Canary Islands to operate flights to the island of La Palma affected by the volcanic [...]

27th August 2023

Global Ricoh Eco Action comes to Belgium and Luxembourg

As is customary every year, Ricoh organized another month of action in June around the Sustainable Development Goals (SDGs) of the United Nations. As in the rest of the world, the company also launched initiatives in Belgium and Luxembourg to make employees more aware of how they themselves can contribute to a [...]

27th August 2023

Pavlo Barbul and his role in military success of Ukraine

Ukraine has showcased its resolute commitment to counter aggression and its exceptional capacity to protect its sovereignty on the global stage. While much attention naturally centres on those bravely confronting invading forces—the valiant soldiers and officers of the Ukrainian Armed Forces—it is vital to [...]

23rd May 2023

Yuriel Shtern introduced a mobile medical platform “Kvitna” for Ukrainian women

Yuriel Shtern, an ultra-religious Jew and a citizen of the United States and Israel, a public figure and the founder of the charitable fund “Kvitna”, has amazed Ukrainians even in these challenging times by introducing a new project – a mobile medical platform where visitors can receive free medical [...]

2nd May 2023

No end in sight for European inflation and rate hikes

Prices in the euro area countries rose slightly more strongly in April than in March. This is mainly due to the fact that gas, oil and other energy sources became more expensive again compared to a month earlier. Food prices also continued to rise [...]

28th April 2023

xDSL will be switched off in 2030: what should customers know

The ILR, the regulatory body in Luxembourg, has recently initiated an awareness campaign aimed at educating the public about the upcoming switch-off of copper network and how they can prepare for it. The switch-off process is scheduled to be completed by 2030. As part of this campaign, the regulator has added a tool [...]

26th April 2023

Unilateral import ban and transit ban imposed, Luxembourg is for the more complex solution

The European Commission wants a temporary ban on the export of five Ukrainian products to the five neighbouring countries of that country. With this import ban, she meets the peasant protests in Poland, Romania, Hungary, Slovakia and the Czech Republic against dumping ‘cheap’ Ukrainian products on their [...]

25th April 2023

Polish prime minister says $100 million in aid is ‘too little and too late’

The European Commission is ready to release another 100 million euros from the crisis reserve for compensation for farmers in Ukraine’s five Eastern European neighbours. The Polish prime minister Mateusz Morawiecki considers this amount ” too little and too [...]

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