A pedestrian zone around the Place de la Constitution, a new business school in Kirchberg, new buildings for the police… 25 projects were presented to the works committee on [...]
This Thursday, 900 students arrived in Belval for the University of Luxembourg’s Welcome Day. On Monday, courses will start in a hybrid form, but, behind the scenes, officials hope to return to 100% face-to-face teaching in time for January [...]
Holidaymakers travelling through Findel airport will no longer be hearing announcements in Luxembourgish as a new system delivers messages in French and English [...]
From succession planning to daily management… This summer, Delano and Paperjam take you behind the scenes of Luxembourg family businesses. This week: the second generation at the head of OST-Fenster SA, who took the reins three years [...]
Luxembourg’s national literary archive, the CNL, has had to send part of its archives to Germany to be freeze-dried after around 1.5m of water flooded its [...]
The Luxexpo site in Kirchberg is set to be transformed into a congress and exhibition centre with the aim to make the grand duchy one of the top 50 business events locations [...]
The man who slapped French president Emmanuel Macron on Tuesday is going to prison for four months. In addition, he will receive a suspended prison sentence of fourteen months, as the court ruled on Thursday. The French public prosecutor had demanded a year and a half in prison against the [...]
Stephanie Ridings’ Road To Huntsville will be performed at Neimënster in early June. Written in 2015 for the Edinburgh Festival, Road To Huntsville is the third production in the BGT programme to promote young performers and to put women more at the forefront of [...]