The Association of Doctors and Dentists (AMMD) has expressed strong surprise and criticism regarding the new collective agreement in Luxembourg’s hospital sector.

On 3 September, the negotiations will continue between the government and the social partners. Currently, a number of proposals are said to be on the table.

Luxembourg U18 boys’ national hockey team has made a strong start at the EuroHockey U18 Championship in Croatia, securing back-to-back victories and a draw in their opening matches.

The Grand Duchy has dialled up its support for Ukraine, according to a statement issued by the Ukrainian energy ministry on Wednesday.

On Thursday, Ministers Léon Gloden and Claude Meisch outlined changes to Luxembourg’s property tax reform that would lower taxes for homeowners and farmers while taxing empty plots, aiming to encourage building from 2029.

Young people in Luxembourg are being lured into a scam that starts with a simple request for a SIM card but ends with their identity being misused for further fraud, prompting police to issue a warning this week.

As travellers prepare to hit the road this summer, experts highlight the need to check fluid levels, tyres, and air conditioning for a safer drive.

Far from the Moselle's crowded slopes, two winemakers in Luxembourg's north are reviving a long-lost tradition, showing how Tandel and Vianden's slate soils shape distinct wines worth discovering.

In youth centres across Luxembourg, cooking sessions are helping adolescents learn about food, nutrition, and culture, providing a social setting that many miss at home.

Wednesday marked a significant milestone for Luxembourg’s future head of state: after 24 years of service, it was his final economic mission as Hereditary Grand Duke.

Government officials and MPs reviewed next steps on Wednesday as campaigners continued to push for endometriosis to be recognised in law as a chronic condition affecting women's health and work.

The Luxembourg public prosecutor's office announced Tuesday that the municipality of Differdange may have been "significantly disadvantaged" in a real estate deal now under investigation.

As enrolment outpaces capacity in the south, Luxembourg is launching its seventh public European School in Schifflange, with Education Minister Claude Meisch announcing a 2026 opening.

Welcome to the weekend: Hear blues and jazz bands in the picturesque Grund, meet comic book creators, find vintage second-hand clothing, see an exhibit on human bodies, join the Mamer night market, or watch open air movies in Kehlen.

Amid ongoing challenges within the Pirate Party, MP Sven Clement emphasised the importance of respectful dialogue and cooperation while addressing financial stability, party investigations, and his political future.

Despite ongoing negotiations over a broader legislative "package", the draft law to double legal Sunday working hours from four to eight remains under parliamentary review, with Labour Minister Georges Mischo confirming it will not be withdrawn.

When Jenny's phone was stolen in Luxembourg City, she did not expect to track it down weeks later in a Romanian phone shop.

The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Thursday, 17 July.

A 24-year prison sentence has been handed down to a man who drove into a group of people outside a Schlammestee nightclub in 2022, leaving two with life-threatening injuries.

It’s not going to be a bad day, per se, but it’s definitely not the cocktail-sipping, sunbathing, lounge-all-day kind of weather we’d hope for.