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Luxembourg opens doors to the past for European Archaeology Days
For the first time, Luxembourg joined the European Archaeology Days with special tours and rare site openings across the country, giving the public unique access to historical locations and deeper insight into the nation's archaeological heritage....

Bitget and UNICEF: A Game-Changing Partnership for Blockchain Education
In a pioneering move, Bitget has officially joined UNICEF’s Game Changers Coalition, embarking on a crucial mission to provide digital and blockchain skills to 300,000 young people across eight countries in 2025. This collaboration marks a...

Analysis : Immigration Between Demographic Necessity and Social Perception – The Case of the United States in 2024
The immigration debate continues to ignite public opinion, both in the United States and across Europe. In 2024, 15.2% of the U.S. population was foreign-born, according to the United Nations. This figure places the U.S. slightly ahead of the...

Activists marching to Gaza say were stopped in Libya, Egypt
Pro-Palestinian activists seeking to march to Gaza with the stated aim of breaking Israel's blockade on the territory were stopped Friday in both Libya and Egypt, organisers said. "Forty participants of the Global March to Gaza have had their...

My search for the real Sarina Wiegman
Blunt taskmaster or caring 'genius'? This is the story of the Dutch head coach who transformed the Lionesses and the battle to reinvent herself This summer The i Paper’s Katherine Lucas will be in Switzerland with exclusive news, interviews and...

Even Ultra-Liberal Belgium Is Introducing Border Checks Amid Illegal Immigration Crackdown
Belgium to crack down on illegal migrants. The catastrophe that is unchecked mass migration has all European nations reeling, including some of the most liberal among them. Take Belgium, for example, a country where historically, liberalism has...

The story behind Luxembourg's National Day
Luxembourg's National Day is marked by fireworks, parades and festivities – but behind the celebration lies a story of tradition, symbolism and a centuries-old monarchy. 22 and 23 June are among the most festive dates in Luxembourg’s calendar –...

Pro-Palestinian activists on scooters attack UK military aircraft
Pro-Palestinian protesters claim to have attacked British military aircraft at a Royal Air Force base, in what appears to be a major security breach. Video posted on X by the Palestine Action network appears to show activists on electric scooters...

Blue Origin to open in Luxembourg, EU holds talks with Iran, and Vapiano killers sentenced
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Friday, 20 June. Luxembourg BLUE ORIGIN – The US aerospace company Blue Origin is establishing its first European office in Luxembourg, signalling a major expansion of its operations...

Survey shows voter disapproval, Blue Origin to open European HQ in Luxembourg, and US weighs direct involvement in Israel-Iran war
Your Weekly Recap for 16–20 June 2025. Here are five things you should know at the end of this week: Politmonitor survey shows growing dissatisfaction with government leadership Cargolux denies Iran airspace claims, confirms Turkey accident Blue...

CityDNA Summer School heads to Luxembourg
City Destinations Alliance (CityDNA), the leading European network for Destination Marketing Organisations (DMOs) and Convention & Visitor Bureaux (CVBs), announces the 39th edition of its Summer School, to be held in Luxembourg from 25–29 August...

France Cement Industry Report 2025 Strategic Shifts Amid Stagnating Residential Construction Propel Growth - Value And Volume Forecasts To 2029
(MENAFN- GlobeNewsWire - Nasdaq) The French cement market is set to expand at a 6.3% annual rate, achieving US$1.72 billion by 2025. Despite a slowdown in residential construction, public infrastructure and sustainable retrofitting support demand....

Luxembourg confirms Eurovision 2026 participation and national selection
A few weeks after the 2025 contest, Luxembourg’s broadcaster RTL has now confirmed that the Grand Duchy will come back for the 2026 edition in Austria. The return of the Luxembourg Song Contest RTL has confirmed the participation and the return of...

Discussion with RTL LU: Inclusivity in schools: Expectations and limitations
Over 99 per cent of students in Luxembourg are enrolled in mainstream schools – a positive figure, but one that brings significant challenges around inclusivity for teachers, pupils and parents. To what extent should inclusion in schools be...

RA deputy minister of education and science, ambassador of Luxembourg to Armenia discuss sectoral cooperation prospects
ArmInfo. Deputy Minister of Education, Science, Culture and Sports (MECS) of Armenia Artur Martirosyan discussed the possibilities of sectoral cooperation between the countries at a meeting with the Ambassador of Luxembourg to the Republic Alain...

When does a bridge count as military spending? Inside NATO’s new defense plans.
NATO members have agreed to more than double their defense spending in a move widely lauded as a historic step toward a more equal security relationship between the United States and its European partners. The effort may also be redefining...

Luxembourg Football Federation apologises, launches ethics probe after Rodrigues controversy
The FLF has pledged reforms and apologised publicly Tuesday after admitting failures in its handling of the Gerson Rodrigues controversy – but stopped short of addressing his immediate playing future. The Luxembourg Football Federation (FLF)...

UK revealed as the worst European country for commuting
With many employers reinstating back-to-office policies post-pandemic, the cost and toll of commuting is once again under the spotlight. From exploitative train fares to overpriced lattes, the daily journey can often feel more exhausting than the...

Bettel remains Luxembourg's most popular politician, Israel-Iran conflict enters 6th day, and Tom Cruise to receive honorary Oscar
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Wednesday, 18 June. Luxembourg POLITMONITOR SURVEY – Prime Minister Luc Frieden has emerged as the biggest loser in the latest Politmonitor survey conducted by Ilres on behalf of RTL...

Bitegt Develops Blockchain Training Module With UNICEF to Close Gender Digital Skills Gap
Crypto exchange and Web3 company Bitget has joined forces with UNICEF Luxembourg to advance digital skills and blockchain literacy among young people. A three-year partnership agreement, which enrols Bitget into the Game Changers Coalition led by...