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As Halloween nears, columnist Sarita Rao shares her five most scary things in Luxembourg. Dark car parks, perpendicular slides and nasty legends – but what frightens her most?

Under fire from the Association of Doctors and Dentists (AMMD) as well as the opposition CSV, health minister Paulette Lenert (LSAP) responds with her own criticism…

Horror films, karaoke, drag and club nights for adults, and magic shows, cooking or pinata workshops and d’Trauliicht lantern carving for kids. What will you be doing for Halloween?

The closure of the tunnel following a rock collapse in August has disrupted daily life for many in the country's north

Democratic Party leader, who has headed coalition government for last decade, says he has "turned down" offers of EU and international roles

Doggie playdates, training, and canine-friendly holidays in the region

To bring together & synergize business opportunities between the two nations, the Luxembourg India Connect

State-owned energy company said it had been informed of events which "could undermine the code of conduct"

A 700-man bi-national battalion by 2030 will be located in Arlon, on the Luxembourg border, with additional branches in Diekirch and Marche-en-Famenne.

The town of St. Donatus thrives on its Luxembourg heritage, after being settled by immigrants from that county in the early 1840s.