Book buses from across Europe are rolling into Luxembourg for an international congress on mobile libraries. Librarians and organizers who run these traveling book services will gather to swap ideas and discuss the future of bringing reading to communities without brick-and-mortar branches. The meeting puts Luxembourg at the center of a niche but dedicated European network.
A man posing as a delivery driver stole a bank card at a doorstep in Grevenmacher. The police say this scam is already known to them. The incident is the latest in a series of trick thefts in the area.
A person riding an e-scooter was struck by a car at a zebra crossing near a gas station in Ierpeldeng-Sauer on Tuesday morning around 10 o'clock. The accident happened on Rue du Viaduc. Police are asking any witnesses to come forward.
Gerson Rodrigues, the record scorer for the Red Lions, has spoken out on Instagram. He commented on his situation at Vardar Skopje, where he has not been in the squad for three weeks. It seems his chapter with the club may already be over.
Nagano prefecture in Japan is trying a new approach to managing black bears. Instead of the usual methods, they are focusing on coexistence. The strategy aims to reduce conflicts between bears and humans. It's a shift from traditional measures.
राजा ह्याराल्डको निधनपछि राजा हाकोन आठौंले नर्वेजियन संसदमा शपथ लिएका छन्। मंगलबारदेखि दिवंगत राजाको शव ओस्लोको दरबार च्यापलमा राखिनेछ, जुन ९ सेप्टेम्बरको अन्त्येष्टिसम्म रहनेछ।
Luxembourg's health authorities recorded a spike in deaths during the recent heatwave. New figures show the country saw excess mortality, meaning more people died than would normally be expected for that period. The data confirms the extreme temperatures took a toll on the population, even in a country with strong healthcare infrastructure. Officials are now examining the numbers to understand which groups were most affected.
Security staff at a store caught a person trying to steal perfume. They managed to stop the suspect before he could flee. A quick search turned up the stolen goods, which were then secured.
De 46 Joer ale Mann, deen als "Hermes" Julian bekannt ass, gouf a Kolumbien festgeholl. Hie gëtt verdächtegt, mat 900 Kilo Kokain ze dinn ze hunn, déi zu Bilschdref fonnt goufen. D'Festhuele geschitt am Kader vun enger Presumptioun vu Mattäter.
Police responded to a fight between two men at a workplace. One man suffered minor facial injuries during the dispute. Officers arrived on the scene to break up the conflict.
Five people lost their lives in a severe accident on the N15 road between Feelen and Heischent on September 1, 2025. The criminal investigation was wrapped up relatively quickly, but civil lawsuits could still move forward. Meanwhile, authorities have stepped up safety measures along that stretch of road. The tragedy has raised questions about road safety in the area.
De Philippe Ney gëtt neie President vun der CNPD. D’Andreea Monnat, déi virdru beim nationale Fuerschungsfong FNR war, gëtt och Member am Collège vun der CNPD. Dës Ernennunge sinn Deel vun enger Erneierung vum Collège.
Luxembourg's transport ministry has reassured the public about the safety of Luxair's Boeing 737-800 fleet. The response came in answer to a parliamentary question. The ministry said the aircraft operate safely despite the ongoing 737-800 issues. Luxair's planes remain in service.
Déi Lëtzebuerger Futtballfederatioun huet en Dënschdeg déi éischt zwee nei Tricoten fir d'Nationalekippen virgestallt.
A series called Luxembourg Inside is exploring five regions of the country. This week, the focus is on the Minett region. The project visits six different locations each week to show the best sides of the country.
Belgium is scrapping the term "fatal accident" from its legal vocabulary, replacing it with "traffic manslaughter" to better reflect criminal responsibility in deadly road incidents. The change aims to shift public perception, making clear that many such deaths are not mere mishaps but result from negligent or reckless behavior. Legal experts say the new wording could lead to harsher penalties and a stronger emphasis on accountability in court cases. The move follows years of advocacy from victims' groups who argued that calling these events "accidents" downplayed the seriousness of the offenses involved.
Floods in the Himalayan border region between Nepal and Tibet have killed more than 1,000 people. Rescue teams are still searching for survivors, and there is hope that some may be found alive. The disaster has overwhelmed local communities.
A year has passed since Aline Freywald lost her son in a head-on collision on the N15 between Heischent and Feelen. Two vehicles crashed, and all five people involved died at the scene. She is still learning to live with the loss.
On Tuesday morning, the "Invité vun der Redaktioun" program discussed the Stater Braderie. Guest Mireille Rahmé noted that this year's event will take place a week later than usual. The change is expected to affect planning for vendors and visitors.
Former French Prime Minister Edouard Balladur has died in Paris at the age of 97, his family told AFP. He served as prime minister in the 1990s. His death marks the end of an era in French politics.
A new series called "Spiritual Luxembourg" is set to explore the darker side of local folklore. It centers on tales of wild women and wicked citizens, drawing on the country's rich tradition of legends. The show promises to bring these old stories to life for a modern audience.