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Luxembourg visit by JPMorgan boss seen as a sign of country's financial lure

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Grand Duchy has the highest minimum wage in the European Union

The NSPA is the executive body of the NATO Support and Procurement Organisation (NSPO, of which all 30 NATO nations are members.

Luxembourg has decided to provide additional funds for the development of Nato’s first multi-domain surveillance capability, called Alliance Future Surveillance and Control (AFSC) initiative.

Luxembourg has signed a letter of intent (LoI) with NSPA to support the development of future surveillance capabilities.

An EU report in January warned that asylum seekers are being unfairly excluded from financial services because of poorly applied anti-money laundering and counter-terrorist financing rules. But data on the scope of the problem in Luxembourg is missing with evidence mostly anecdotal.

Lenert returns to the podium Health minister Paulette Lenert, who returned to work on Monday after a three-week break following a brief hospitalisation, on Wednesday took to the podium at a joint press conference with prime minister Xavier Bettel. Her appearance has been a familiar site since the start of the coronavirus pandemic in Luxembourg in March 2020. On her official Facebook page, Lenert said she was happy to resume work. “As it is impossible to answer every single one of them, I woul...