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Wine from the north: How two pioneers revive viticulture in Luxembourg's Éislek
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. Wine lovers might associate Luxembourg's...

Weather & Traffic: Thursday 10 July: Welcome back sunshine
After a few grey and rainy days, it seems the sun’s done hiding and is ready to bring back that sweet summer sunshine. The sun is back, and thankfully, without the heatwave we endured in recent weeks. The morning will bring a refreshing 11–13°C,...

Sustainable materials: University of Luxembourg launches hard metals recycling chair
With its new research chair focused on hard metals recycling, Uni.lu seeks to combine academic innovation with industrial expertise to address both environmental and strategic challenges. The University of Luxembourg is creating a new...

Who are Trump’s unconfirmed nominees waiting in the Senate?
Several of President Donald Trump's executive branch and judicial nominees have been stalled in the Senate as Democrats have mounted efforts to slow the confirmation process. As a result, Senate Republicans are weighing whether to change the rules...

Signing ceremony for EIB financing of Armenia - Sustainable Syunik program held in Luxembourg
ArmInfo. A signing ceremony for the EIB financing of the Armenia - Sustainable Syunik program took place at the headquarters of the European Investment Bank in Luxembourg. As reported by the press service of the RA government, the signing ceremony...

Weather whiplash: Heatwave gives way to below 20°C days in Luxembourg
Luxembourg residents are reaching for jackets instead of sunglasses this week as temperatures plummet to 7°C just days after enduring a 39°C heatwave that closed schools and triggered red alerts. Just one week after sweltering under 39°C heat that...

Weather & Traffic: Wednesday 9 July: Sunshine peek-a-boo
The sun has decided to play peek-a-boo with the clouds, but you can rest assured that warmer days lie ahead. It has been a pretty drab few days, but the sun is coming back, and it will only get better from here. The morning will be a cool 7–11°C,...

IGSS report: Working longer will not fix Luxembourg's pension deficit
Projections show Luxembourg's pension reserve could be depleted by 2045 without intervention, but even a five-year extension of working lives – a key government proposal – would only postpone the shortfall to 2050, reveals a June IGSS report. The...

Parliamentary questions: CSV seek response on Government refugee work and integration efforts amid continuing obstacles
CSV deputies Morgenthaler and Spautz call for stronger job access for refugees – the government responds with details on existing measures. The Luxembourg government has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting the professional integration of...

Weather & Traffic: Monday 7 July: Keepin' it cool
The Grand Duchy will be one of the coolest places in Europe tomorrow; but, we are too chill to boast about it. The hip weather oracle we consult has forecast another day of cloud and showers for Monday. A cool and cloudy 12-14°C in the morning...

Ukraine to get US Patriot missiles, primary schools to offer choice of languages, and Gordon Ramsay competes in Ironman Luxembourg
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Monday, 14 July. Luxembourg LABOUR NEGOTIATIONS – The Luxembourg government is convening with union leaders and employers again today, following the first high-level talks last week....

Labour talks to continue in September, Luxembourg 'IS fighter' sentenced, and huge tarantula find at German airport
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Tuesday, 15 July. Luxembourg BORDER CONTROLS – Minister for Home Affairs Léon Gloden and his German counterpart from Saarland, Robert Jost, have confirmed that German border controls...

Sheikh Abdullah welcomes intent of several nations to recognise Palestine, urges broader international support
Sheikh Abdullah Bin Zayed Al Nahyan, Deputy Prime Minister and Minister of Foreign Affairs, welcomed the intention of Malta, Canada, Australia, Andorra, Finland, Iceland, Luxembourg, New Zealand, Portugal, and San Marino to recognise the State of...

Weather & Traffic: Sunday 6 July: A lot of rain's a-gonna fall
Expect buckets of rain, rainy day women – and men – oh, and lots of cloud. It's all over now with summer, at least until Monday, as temperatures take a dip and cloud dominates the sky. Expect pleasant temperatures around 15–17°C in the morning,...

Weather & Traffic: Saturday 5 July: It's nice out there
The weather is still good and we're not melting on the sidewalk, so I'll take that as a win. We're starting the day under glorious sunshine, even though it could be covered, here and there. Cloud presence should increase progressively throughout...

Weather & Traffic: Friday 4 July: Hitting the sweet spot
The forecast is finally delivering the kind of summer days we've all been waiting for. After those more-than-welcome showers on Wednesday night, Mother Nature is treating us to some much more pleasant summer days, comfortably hovering below the...

Morning Roundup: Trump sets new tariffs, origin of Post cyberattack still unknown and national football league games live on RTL
The Today Radio news team brings you the latest headlines for Friday, 1 August. Luxembourg POST CYBER ATTACK – The Minister of the Economy Lex Delles says it is not yet known who was behind the cyberattack on Luxembourg’s Post network last week,...

Planned terror attack on Eurovision 2020 – what we learned from a trial in Luxembourg
In February 2020, Luxembourg’s police forces arrested an 18-year-old radicalised man in the town of Strassen, neighbouring the capital city. These last few days, his trial for several terror and weapons law charges took place in the 12th criminal...

Mom Life in Luxembourg: Buying and renovating a home in Luxembourg with Jeanelle Gresham
Season 3, Episode 6 of Mom Life in Luxembourg explores home buying and renovations with property pro Jeannelle Gresham. Does living your best life in the Grand Duchy include buying a house here? Do you think you’ll be here awhile and don’t want to...

This Minimalist Villa in a Luxembourg Forest Can Be Yours for $4.5 Million
An ultra-modern masterpiece baked into a verdant slope in Luxembourg‘s commune of Kopstal has just arrived on the market at $4.5 million. Completed in 2020, the wood-clad cubic villa was designed by architect James Cumming of ArtTek Sarl for Johan...