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6 days ago · Luxembourg spends a lot on its justice system but efficiency is lacking. Administrative cases in particular take long to clear despite high salaries and large number of lawyers in the country. 16/10/2024. Stories on issues …
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Sep 30, 2024 · In the first episode of the Luxembourg Times EU Elections Podcast, journalist Duncan Roberts speaks with historian Elena Danescu from the University of Luxembourg about the Grand Duchy’s role in the founding of the European Union and how one of the smallest member states has fielded three European Commission presidents. 30:16.
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Sep 30, 2024 · Luxembourg finance hub more friend than foe, says Lord Mayor of London. City of London is doing better after Brexit, says Michael Mainelli in an interview with the Luxembourg Times. 15/10/2024. Sceptical of ESG.
Next wage indexation unlikely to happen this year, forecasts show
02/10/2024. The next automatic wage indexation in Luxembourg is set to be pushed back to spring 2025 amid cooling inflation levels reported in the latest forecasts from Statec and Eurostat. Annual inflation in Luxembourg fell from 1.7% in August to 0.8% in September - its lowest since the pandemic - Eurostat said on Tuesday, well below the ...
Luxembourg extends lockdown measures until March 14
12/02/2021. Luxembourg will extend its coronavirus lockdown measures until March 14, the government said on Friday, as new infections are continuing to rise even though hospital admissions are going down. The current measures had been due to end on February 21 but will stay in place for a further three weeks, Prime Minister Xavier Bettel and ...
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Sep 30, 2024 · EU floats path to overcome Hungary’s veto on Ukrainian funding. Hungarian Prime Minister Viktor Orban has opposed EU efforts to assist Ukraine and maintains ties with Russia. 07/10/2024. Stay connected to the main developments in the EU, Luxembourg’s role in the bloc and the EU institutions in the Grand Duchy.
Parliament approves tighter laws targeting unvaccinated
Dec 16, 2021 · By Yannick Lambert and Kate Oglesby Luxembourg's parliament approved new Covid-19 measures on Thursday afternoon aimed at combating a surge in cases, with more restrictions targeting the unvaccinated.. Workers will now have to show proof of vaccination, testing or recovery before entering their workplaces from 15 January. The law, which will expire on 22 February, does not include further ...
Top five stories you may have missed this week
Sep 28, 2024 · Who is Mikhail Fridman, the man suing Luxembourg for €15bn? In early March 2022, Mikhail Fridman, a Russian oligarch with a net worth north of €12 billion, found himself in a curious bind in London. A routine £200 doctor’s bill, the sort of trivial expense that wouldn’t normally merit a second thought from a billionaire, turned into a ...
Top five stories you may have missed this week
Oct 2, 2024 · As we head into the Carnival holiday, you may have missed some stories. Luxembourg Times has selected the best of the week. The Jewish community organised a protest in solidarity with Israel on 14 October 2023. This week we told the stories of two Israeli families who fled their home country after the Hamas attacks and have now settled in ...