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Middle East: Canada set to recognize Palestinian state
Skip next section Canada to recognize Palestinian state, says PM Carney 07/30/2025July 30, 2025Canada to recognize Palestinian state, says PM Carney Canada "intends" to recognize a Palestinian state at the UN General Assembly in September, Prime...
Bond outlook: Income potential intact as economic risks rise
The bond market is well positioned to provide investors with attractive income potential and relative stability, should equity markets swing lower in the second half of the year. Given slowing US economic growth and cooling inflation, bonds should...

Luxembourg Song Contest 2026 to take place January 24
Following another successful edition of the Luxembourg Song Contest, RTL the Luxembourgish broadcaster has confirmed the 2026 competition will be held on January 24. 🇱🇺 RTL opens song submissions for Luxembourg Song Contest 2026 Since their...

Breaking free from conventional investment paths: How to make your money work harder
By Securities and Exchange Commission of Sri Lanka Understanding where your money goes and how businesses grow Picture this: You have some extra money sitting in your drawer, while across town, an established manufacturing company with a solid...

Luxembourg teen to spend summer teaching poor children how to say 'that's cringe'
It is estimated that three-fourths of the world's children go to bed every night not knowing what cringe is. A teenager from Luxembourg City has opted to forego a beach holiday in a resort this summer in order to help out less fortunate children...

Centre for Equal Treatment: Susanna van Tonder steps down as president
Citing both personal health and institutional challenges, Susanna van Tonder stepped down from her leadership role at Luxembourg’s equality watchdog, the Centre for Equal Treatment. Susanna van Tonder has resigned as president of the Centre for...

State of Palestine “Immediate recognition and sanctions against Israel”
Mariana Mortágua, the coordinator of the Left Bloc, advocated on Wednesday for the “recognition [of the State of Palestine] and immediate sanctions against Israel” after Portugal signed a joint declaration with 15 countries in favor of recognizing...

Starsky and Lux: US police car enthusiasts turn heads on Luxembourg roads
US police culture has found unlikely devotees in Luxembourg, where two enthusiasts have invested thousands in authentic interceptors and gear. Two friends – Frenchman Stéphane Collignon and Luxembourger Patrick Sarti – are turning heads across the...

Mom Life in Luxembourg: Growing up Luxembourgish(-ish)
In the season finale, Hayley chats with her oldest sons about growing up in Luxembourg, and what it was like to leave home 3 years ago. Moving to a new country is a significant undertaking, especially with children in tow. (Pro tip – don't move...

UM Spotlights Top Alumni Under Age 25
MISSOULA – A University of Montana education can set you on a path to your dream career, and many grads are making an impact as soon as they graduate. The UM Alumni Association is honoring the outstanding work of recent graduates in its latest 25...

Stop Live Export South Africa and Compassion in World Farming Urges Public Response on Government’s draft Regulations to Continue Exporting Live Animals by Sea
Cape Town, South Africa — Stop Live Export South Africa (SLESA) and Compassion in World Farming (CIWF) are calling on the South African public to urgently respond to the newly proposed live animal export regulations announced by the Department of...

The magical world of Mystaria: National Scout camp brings together 750 children for week of adventure
This week, 750 children aged 8 to 11 from across Luxembourg are taking part in the national Cub Scout camp Mystaria in Strassen, a magical, tech-free adventure blending nature, creativity, and teamwork. The national "Wëllefcherscamp" (Cub Scout...

As Gaza Enters ‘Worst-Case Scenario of Famine,’ States Call for Palestinian Self-Determination at General Assembly
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New Trier students return from educational trip to Germany
Seventeen students from New Trier, along with their German teachers, recently returned from a two-week educational trip to Germany. The group visited Berlin and stayed with host families in Trier. In Berlin, the students explored key historical...

From garage to glory: Den Atelier celebrates 30 years of live music in Luxembourg
What began as a spontaneous idea among four friends in 1995 has grown into one of Luxembourg's most cherished live music venues – den Atelier, where artists and audiences alike revel in rare closeness. On an average show day, Luxembourg's iconic...

Foreign Office new rules for anyone entering EU with key date for 29 countries
The Foreign Office this afternoon released new rules for Brits planning to enter the EU later this year. The European Union's (EU) long-awaited Entry/Exit System (EES) is finally kicking off on October 12, and it means extra paperwork for UK...

Free games and workshops: Luxembourg City to transform into children's playground on first August weekend
Get ready for two days of free family fun as 'Kanner in the City' takes over Luxembourg City's squares with games, crafts, and playful adventures themed around five elements. The municipality of Luxembourg City's annual children's festival, called...

France, Canada and 14 countries urge joint recognition of Palestine and immediate Gaza ceasefire
ALBAWABA- In a coordinated diplomatic move, 16 countries, including France, Canada, and Australia, issued a joint appeal on Wednesday urging an immediate ceasefire in Gaza and calling for international recognition of the State of Palestine. The...

Half of Luxembourg's pensions paid abroad, education minister plans major reforms, and Gaza faces mass starvation
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Wednesday, 23 July. Luxembourg LIBERTY STEEL – The Luxembourg government has taken formal steps to acquire the bankrupt Liberty Steel facility in Dudelange, submitting an official offer...

Blending culture, art, and urban planning: Ministers Frieden, Hansen praise LUGA's vision during special 'Aquatunnel' visit
Now running for over two and a half months across Luxembourg City and Ettelbruck, the LUGA garden exhibition is drawing growing interest thanks to its creative blend of art, nature, and agriculture, highlighted by a recent visit to the hidden...