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The two leaders were satisfied with the positive developments in cooperation.

Plans to demolish the Buvette du Lac in Weiswampach for a leisure resort

Photovoltaic technology has accelerated in recent years in Luxembourg. If small installations are plentiful, a new phenomenon is emerging: the installation of large power plants of more than 1 MW. Twenty or so have been installed in the last few years, and another ten or so should follow.

Fighting climate change in a collaborative effort has become a long-term commitment and contributes to reforestation efforts in Luxembourg and Bangladesh.

Planning a trip home for the festive season and need an unusual gift, or just want stocking fillers that support local business?

Need some home furnishings? Here's a list of stores to suit every budget including second-hand furniture places

Crown Prince Guillaume and economy minister Franz Fayot (LSAP) visited the War Memorial of Korea in Seoul on Tuesday afternoon to lay a wreath on the stele dedicated to the 85 Luxembourg volunteers who fought for the Republic of Korea’s independence.

Rated by The World Tourism Organization as the most visited continent, Europe takes up more than 50% of the world’s tourists.

Where can you grab a beer and watch the World Cup, which kicks off with Qatar versus Ecuador, 20 November

Or how about après ski or tea dance at Hesper Park, a medieval campfire in Dudelange or a market in Koerich and Useldange castles