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Luxembourg has made huge progress in recent years to improve gender equality and tackle domestic violence. But when it comes to women being murdered by men some have raised concerns.

In the first half of 2023, Luxembourg witnessed a rise in bankruptcy filings, with 560 companies seeking financial relief, a year-on-year increase of 10%, according to Creditreform.

Luxembourg nationals will be heading to the polls on 8 October to vote for next government

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DHF Capital in Luxembourg since its launch in Luxembourg has developed a broad investment approach, said CEO Bas Kooijman discussing the firm’s strategies and distribution of Luxembourg funds with Delano, adding an office in Dubai and expertise in gold.

The line from Luxembourg to Troisvierges and Liège will reopen on August 5 after nearly a year’s closure following the partial collapse of a tunnel.

It will be a busy few next weeks for the Chamber of Deputies and draft laws pending in parliament are due for a vote, including legislation to legalise growing cannabis at home and a tax credit on salaries promised in March. For these and more headlines from this week in politics, read Delano’s roundup.

Astron Buildings is thrilled to announce the beginning of the construction for the Diekirch Train Station car park. This project is a key component of the Nordstad development, aimed at enhancing mobility in the heart of a new hub in central Luxembourg.

Polfer saw off a challenge from the CSV and Greens as well as members in her own party

Luxembourg City mayor Lydie Polfer had reason to celebrate on Sunday as the 70-year-old looked set to continue her hold over the top job, with her party, the DP, gaining ground in the capital and elsewhere in the country.