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Forging unusual connections: Super Seniors project bridges generations through education
In Luxembourg, 66 so-called Super Seniors aged over 50 are volunteering to tutor primary school children through a project that values seniors' experience while helping families and fostering intergenerational connection. The project, launched by...

300 weekly Covid cases: Covid, flu, and colds return as Luxembourg enters autumn
With autumn setting in, colds, flu, and even Covid are once again circulating in Luxembourg, as the country's Director of Health confirmed that a minor Covid wave is underway, but stressed there is no cause for concern. Dr Jean-Claude Schmit,...

Luxembourgers in Yunnan: An immersive journey
Stepping into Yunnan, Jacques Bortuzzo and Yan Markovski, two Luxembourg cultural delegates, embarked on a fully immersive journey into local life. From Kunming's ancient tea rituals and hammering Yunnan tinware, to tasting flower cakes at Dali's...

Letters: To the management of the Philharmonie Luxembourg
In this letter, the ANPI Luxembourg urges the Philharmonie to condition the Israel Philharmonic's concert on condemning the Gaza genocide or cancel. ANPI, the National Association of Italian Partisans, has as its fundamental mission the...

Former vicar general: Mathias Schiltz, prominent figure of the Luxembourg Church, dies aged 92
Former Vicar General Mathias Schiltz, a leading figure of the Luxembourg Church and long-time chairman of the St. Paul Group, passed away in Luxembourg City at the age of 92. With the death of Mathias Schiltz, the Luxembourg Church has lost one of...

Wooclap Launches 5 AI Tools Co-Designed by Educators
In keeping with years of recommendations from universities and education advocates that teachers be involved in the development of ed-tech tools, the interactive learning platform Wooclap recently tapped college professors across the globe to...

Spain, Luxembourg Move to Enshrine Abortion as Constitutional Right
By Dillon Burroughs / Monday, October 13, 2025 By working to enshrine the right to death via constitutional amendment, Western nations are denying God, removing the foundations of human dignity, silencing conscience, and locking abortion out of...

More and more residents emigrate: STATEC report shows rising emigration but continued population growth in Luxembourg
Recent data from the National Institute of Statistics and Economic Studies (STATEC) show that while Luxembourg continues to attract more people than it loses overall, emigration among Luxembourgers, Portuguese, French, and Italians has been...

Museum Night 2025: Over 25,000 visitors at Luxembourg City's museums
More than 25,000 people participated in this year's Museum Night on Saturday evening, according to a press statement from the capital's museums. Across the seven participating venues, a total of 25,397 visits were recorded during the event....

'5 per cent is NO': Luxembourg collective publishes manifesto against EU militarisation
As the EU prepares to invest hundreds of billions into defence, a Luxembourg-based collective is pushing back, calling for money to be redirected toward climate, health, and education. The European Union plans to invest up to 800 billion euros in...

Luxembourg's Royals: Grand Duchess Joséphine-Charlotte (1927–2005): the Belgian princess
In this series on Luxembourg's Royals, RTL Today delves into the history of the Grand Ducal family. Princess Joséphine-Charlotte of Belgium was the first of three children born to King Léopold III of Belgium and Princess Astrid of Sweden. She was...

Activist intends to join new flotilla: 'We won't stop until Gaza is free,' says Nora Rosa Fellens Huberty
Nora Rosa Fellens Huberty, an activist from Luxembourg, was detained in Israel after attempting to enter Gaza with a flotilla of boats carrying aid. Now, she has been deported back home. On Wednesday evening, Nora Rosa Fellens Huberty arrived at...

Children's shoes, a camera, CDs...: Luxembourg City police seek owners of lost items
Authorities in Luxembourg City are trying to return lost items to their owners. Those who have lost property are urged to contact the police. Authorities are now looking for the owners of several items. Anyone who has lost one of the following is...

Luxembourg's Royals: The next generation: Grand Duke Henri's eight grandchildren
In our ongoing series on Luxembourg's Royals, RTL Today delves into the history of the Grand Ducal family. Having traced the Grand Ducal lineage down from Grand Duchess Charlotte through Grand Duke Jean, Grand Duke Henri and his children, this...

Not suitable for children: Consultative Human Rights Commission criticises refugee facility living conditions
Luxembourg’s human rights watchdog has criticised living conditions at the Maison de Retour – a temporary refugee accommodation – for warning that the centre fails to meet basic standards of dignity and privacy. The Maison de Retour, opened last...

Germany vs Luxembourg FIFA World Cup European 2026 Qualifiers Live Streaming Online: Get Free Live Telecast of GER vs LUX Football Match in IST
Germany have a crucial 2026 World Cup qualifier game coming up at home against Luxembourg, which they need to win at all cost to stay competitive in the campaign. The Die Mannschaft surprisingly have just one win in their last five matches, which...

Meet Prince Charles of Luxembourg, the world's youngest royal heir
The tiny European nation of Luxembourg has undergone a major generational change with the abdication of its former leader and accession of a new head of state. Grand Duke Guillaume, 43, was sworn in to the country's top job last week as the reign...

The right to disconnect in India: Aligning to the culture shift
The Right to Disconnect law is gaining traction globally, with several countries implementing regulations to protect employees’ work-life balance. This law empowers employees to ignore work-related communications outside official work hours,...

Luxembourg has a new Grand Duke: this is what the Pope said in his message on the day of his coronation
(ZENIT News / Luxembourg, 10.06.2025).- When Guillaume V of Luxembourg swore his oath before the Chamber of Deputies, the solemnity of the occasion was echoed far beyond the borders of his small but storied nation. Among the voices joining in...

Hankó: Hungarian Higher Education on the Rise Despite Brussels’ Obstacles
Hungarian universities continue to move up in international rankings, Minister for Culture and Innovation Balázs Hankó said on Thursday, highlighting the country’s growing presence in global higher education and research. Speaking on M1...