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On Tuesday, a safe was discovered in the "Doutbësch" forest between Beyren and Mensdorf, and police are now seeking information about its owner.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a hit-and-run occurred on the CR189 between Goeblange and Simmerschmelz at around 12.50am on Sunday.

Luxembourg will face Estonia and Norway in October and have named their squad for the upcoming fixtures.

The decision was made after the conclusion of Munhowen's merger process with competitor Boissons Heintz.

Police were called to Hautcharage on Tuesday morning after a man attacked another with a piece of wood during an altercation.

Firefighters were called to two separate incidents in Luxembourg on Tuesday evening, with fires breaking out in a restaurant in Luxembourg City and a vehicle in Mondercange.

As Finance Minister Gilles Roth unveiled the 2027 state budget, opposition parties lined up to question the direction and rising debt, while the CSV and DP defended the plan.

Luxembourg students will explore how lessons from Antarctica and space could help develop more sustainable ways to manage the planet's finite resources.

French chemist Henri Kagan and Japan's Kenso Soai have won the Nobel Chemistry Prize for explaining why only one form of certain molecules occurs naturally.

Minister of Finance Gilles Roth on Wednesday presented the 2027 state budget to parliament, prioritising investment and relief measures for people and businesses in a context of economic uncertainty.

In bouldering, it is not just strength that counts – creativity, technique, and experience are equally important in solving each new climbing problem.

Carlo Thelen, Director General of the Chamber of Commerce, urges the government to focus on lasting reforms as Luxembourg faces mounting structural and fiscal challenges.

France has suspended police use of stun grenades at student-led protests, the interior minister said Wednesday, amid mounting police brutality allegations. (155 characters)

Luxembourg suffered a 0-2 home defeat against Bulgaria on Tuesday evening, leaving them bottom of their Nations League group after a disappointing first-half performance.

Where a single ship once carried 2,000 tonnes of goods, current river conditions mean it now takes eight to ten vessels to transport the same cargo.

For an increasing number of Luxembourg residents, the dream of building a new family home is taking them across the border to Germany.

While still criticising its pitfalls, The Left has announced its intention to support the upcoming tax reform, emphasising the long-overdue move towards individualised taxation.

Luxembourg’s national cycling team secured third place in the mixed relay at the European Championships in Ljubljana, finishing three minutes and 34 seconds behind winning France.

A revolution emerged in 1985 as musicians and activists sought to challenge racism, sexism and violence within the hardcore punk scene.

The RTL Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Wednesday, 7 October.

The RTL Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Wednesday, 7 October.

It will be a lovely day, but the evening is set to bring thunderstorms.

Oil rose and stocks fell Wednesday on fears Iran is stepping up attacks in the Strait of Hormuz, overshadowing another AI-fuelled record day on Wall Street.

Pacific leaders urged rich nations Wednesday for more funds to help them "survive" climate change at pre-COP talks in Fiji ahead of next month's COP31 summit in Turkey.

Australia's High Court blocked a major coal mine expansion Wednesday in what campaigners call the first climate case to reach the nation's top court.

The A6 will be partly closed between the Gasperich and Cessange interchanges from Friday evening until early Monday for resurfacing works.

The Alternative Democratic Reform Party (ADR) has set out its priorities for the new parliamentary session, calling for faster deportations of people with no right to stay in Luxembourg, the right to use cash to be written into the Constitution and more s…

Luxembourg police are warning of a rise in phishing scams exploiting the switch from Payconiq to Wero to steal banking details and personal data.

Police are appealing for witnesses after a van hit a cyclist and drove off on Rue de Dalheim in Hassel at around 3.15pm on Monday.

Chamber of Employees (CSL) director Sylvain Hoffmann has urged the government to put social investment, affordable housing and tax fairness at the heart of the 2027 budget, which is presented on Wednesday.

French Prime Minister Sébastien Lecornu, alongside Education Minister Edouard Geffray, has announced the suspension of classes in secondary schools until the end of the week in response to large-scale student protests.

Police have reported a series of burglaries across Luxembourg, including a case in Belair where two suspects were caught after investigators traced a mobile phone stolen the previous day.

Violent protests in Belgian cities, including Arlon and Liège, left several people injured on Monday and resulted in police detaining more than 30 minors.

55,230 people became Luxembourgish citizens between 2019 and 2024, according to official figures.

Police were called to a neighbour dispute in Bonnevoie and a fight between youths in Diekirch on Monday.

State revenues have ballooned in the first nine months of the year, but expenditures have fallen almost as much.

The Luxembourg national football team play Bulgaria this Tuesday in the UEFA Nations League at Stade de Luxembourg – the match will be broadcast live on RTL Today at 8.45pm, including English commentary by Charlie Stone.

Belgian physicist Francis Halzen has won the Nobel Physics Prize for developing a telescope beneath Antarctic ice to detect neutrinos from deep space.

Bulgaria has launched a major search for missing sailors after drones struck two merchant ships in the Black Sea, killing at least one person.

Sixty participants will spend two days answering questions about housing, work, health, and environment in the LSAP's latest campaign.

On 30 October 2025 the Association of Doctors and Dentists in Luxembourg announced their agreement with the National Health Fund would be terminated in 12 months' time.

A new exhibition by the Mental Health League presents emotional baggage in an engaging manner, reframing the concept and drawing positives.

Despite a significant increase in the number of psychotherapists in Luxembourg in recent years, asking for and receiving psychotherapeutic support in Luxembourg requires both courage and patience, due to long waiting lists.

Over the past two weeks, the Grand Ducal police has conducted traffic checks at Luxembourg's schools, issuing 230 fines for speeding, and 330 for drivers using their phones at the wheel.

The RTL Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Tuesday, 6 October.

The RTL Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Tuesday, 6 October.

Once again, the morning fog will dissipate, giving way to sunshine.

Authorities are expecting up to 40,000 protesters in Paris, as high-school students and trade unions demand better education conditions amid clashes with police.

President Donald Trump has approved the execution by firing squad of former US Army psychiatrist Nidal Hasan, who was sentenced to death for killing 13 people and injuring more than 30 others in the 2009 Fort Hood shooting, marking the US military’s first…

Throughout Monday afternoon, accidents on Luxembourg's roads left a total of five people injured.