John Monaghan

Decision comes as authorities detected almost 2 million faulty face masks

Students from the University of Luxembourg first complained about dirty water in October 2019

Last government meeting ahead of parliamentary recess comes as infections in Luxembourg jump

Small rise in prices result of continuing spike in oil and petrol costs, which have jumped almost a third in the past year

One person died on Tuesday, representing the first death in Luxembourg since early June

Proposal to make vaccines compulsory for caregivers may come into force in Luxembourg, according to head of hospitals federation

Prime Minister described in “serious but stable” condition but will continue to work from a distance

The new register will be launched on Monday, and will also enable those who missed an initial appointment to sign up once more

The Swiss private bank continues to expand in the Grand Duchy, which it designated as its European hub following Brexit

Almost 2,000 workers were added to the government payroll last year, according to annual list of country’s largest employers

The Grand Duchy directly exports waste to just two countries outside the bloc, the other being the UK, says Environment Minister

Goods that would cost €1.71 in the Grand Duchy will only set you back €1 in Turkey, according to latest statistics from OECD

Brits living in Luxembourg now have until end of the year after the original deadline of 30 June was pushed back

Daily living costs are higher in the Grand Duchy than across the bloc in seven out of 10 areas, according to EU’s statistics agency

Doctors can decide on a case-by-case basis whether to use a different vaccine for the second dose

Games to take place in Tokyo next month despite Covid-19 concerns

Demand skyrocketed in 2020 and authorities are yet to find new suppliers, the health ministry said

Agriculture is exempt from “polluter pays” principle

The body of Jürgen Conings, a right-wing extremist whose disappearance had sparked a cross-border pursuit, was found on Sunday

Corporate giant did not show up at Committee meeting examining media allegations it has breached labour laws