Belgian official honors World War II veterans at Berks museum

In December 1944, a battle began in the densely forested Ardennes region of eastern Belgium and northern Luxembourg. It started with a surprise counteroffensive launched by Nazi Germany at the Allied forces, the Germans’ last desperate grasp at...

Luc Frieden addresses UN General Assembly: 'The United Nations can continue to count on Luxembourg'

Luxembourg’s Prime Minister Luc Frieden, speaking before the UN General Assembly, invoked the founding spirit of the United Nations and warned of the dangers of abandoning compromise in global affairs. In his address to the United Nations General...

Kabengele excited by Dubai Basketball and chance to 'be a better Muslim' in UAE

Dubai Basketball's new Canadian big man Mfiondu Kabengele says he joined the emirate’s newest elite sports team to become a better player – and a better Muslim. The 2.08m former NBA centre, who played 55 games with the Cleveland Cavaliers and...

AFI Fest 2025 Unveils Full Lineup: ‘Song Sung Blue’ World Premiere, Plus ‘Christy,’ ‘The Plague,’ and More

AFI Fest is unique in the festival ecosystem for not being tied quite as directly into the awards season conversation as other fall festivals: Certainly, as always, there are many top Oscar contenders in the 2025 AFI Fest lineup, shared below —...

'We won't give up until all genders are equal': National Council of Women of Luxembourg celebrates 50th anniversary

Although much has been achieved in terms of women's rights over the last 50 years, the CNFL says they cannot afford to become complacent. "We will not give up until all genders are equal", said council president Nathalie Morgenthaler in her speech...

Collaborative effort: Police monitor trains on Namur-Luxembourg line

The Grand Ducal police and their Belgian counterparts conducted checks on trains between Luxembourg and Namur on Monday. The operation, launched as part of a Benelux directive, sought to crack down on illegal substances and immigration. According...

First "Day of the Luxembourgish Language": Cultural events to celebrate the national language

Awards ceremony: Luxembourg Stage Awards honour theatre and dance veterans

Veteran director Frank Hoffmann and dance teacher Christiane Eiffes were among the prominent winners at the 2025 Luxembourg Stage Awards, which celebrated excellence across six categories on Thursday. The Mersch theatre hosted the 2025...

Luxembourg recognizes Palestine due to Netanyahu's actions, not Israel: Premier

Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden said on Monday that his country's plan to recognize Palestinian statehood is due to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu's government actions rather than Israel itself, referring to Tel Aviv's genocidal...

Morning Roundup: Findel airport revamp, school mobile phone education, and Trump attacking 'enemies'

The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Friday, 26 September. Luxembourg FINDEL REVAMP – Findel airport is due to undergo major renovations and modernisation over the next few years, with a hybrid tower option receiving...

UNGA 80: PM Drew strengthens global partnerships, pushes sustainability agenda  

On the sidelines of the 80th United Nations General Assembly (UNGA80) currently taking place in New York City, United States, Prime Minister of St Kitts and Nevis, Dr Terrance Drew held several key discussions and bilateral meets with leaders...

Muslim countries see little hope for a Palestinian state, despite new recognition by Canada and others

Countries in the Middle East appeared to lose hope that the formal recognition of a Palestinian state by Canada, France, Australia and others would lead to changes on the ground as Israel and the United States intensified their defiance of...

Indonesia cannot condemn Gaza genocide while still silent on its use of Israeli spyware

When Indonesian president, Prabowo Subianto, rose at the United Nations General Assembly last week, his words carried moral weight. He declared unwavering solidarity with Palestine, condemning Israel’s ongoing assault on Gaza, where hospitals are...

Why is Palestine so important in Ireland?

Earlier this month, Ireland threatened to withdraw from the Eurovision Song Contest if Israel's bid were to proceed. "RTÉ believes that Ireland's participation would be unacceptable given the appalling loss of life that continues in Gaza", Irish...

Short-term assessment: New emergency children's shelter opens in Dudelange

When a child is unable to stay with their family due to abuse, domestic violence, or negligence, a shelter often needs to be found quickly. Children can be placed in emergency reception centres for short periods up to three months during which...

German Government Report Shows Marijuana Legalization Hasn’t Increased Youth Use Or Traffic Accidents

German officials have released a report on the impact of the nation’s marijuana legalization law, finding that fears from opponents about youth use, traffic safety and more have so far proved largely unfounded. However, the illicit market has not...

Trump pledges to block Israeli annexation of West Bank in closed-door meeting with Muslim leaders

Trump pledges to block Israeli annexation of West Bank in closed-door meeting with Muslim leaders Trump privately vowed to Muslim leaders that he will block Israel’s West Bank annexation plans during a UNGA side meeting. The pledge contradicts...

Digital detox: How a Luxembourgish school is tackling screen addiction

To kick off the new school year, the Sainte-Anne private school in Ettelbruck introduced a Ministry of Education directive to tackle the dangers linked to mobile phone addiction. Children and young people's growing exposure to screens is fast...

Cost of living in Tashkent: How much do you need for a comfortable lifestyle?.

A family of four in Tashkent needs around UZS 23 million per month to live comfortably, while a single person requires nearly UZS 6.5 million. Dining at an inexpensive restaurant in the Uzbek capital costs about UZS 60,000, whereas a meal for two...

Luxembourg recognises Palestine due to Netanyahu’s actions, not Israel: Premier

Luxembourg Prime Minister Luc Frieden said on Monday that his country’s plan to recognise Palestinian statehood is due to Israeli Prime Minister Benjamin Netanyahu’s government actions rather than Israel itself, referring to Tel Aviv’s genocidal...