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Luxembourg becomes the first European country to allow citizens to grow and consume their own cannabis, and to carry on their person

Luxembourg residents would be allowed to grow four cannabis plants at home, but government-regulated sales delayed

As only 13% of people regularly practice their faith, what to do with former places of worship?

Luxembourg’s government has announced changes to the law on cannabis, with plans to legalise growing and using the drug at home.

More investments would be made in training, said Kox, which would include an expansion of the police school

Amarjot Kaur Tribune News Service Chandigarh, September 15 In response to a representation sent by a member of the heritage items panel of the city, Chris Backes, a juriste, Ministry of Culture, Lu

by John MONAGHAN today at 11:40 Changes to legislation, approved on Tuesday, are aimed at reducing delays Changes to legislation, approved on Tuesday, are aimed at reducing delays Photo credit: Guy Jallay Luxembourg moved to tackle the backlog in its congested court system on Tuesday as lawmakers approved reforms to speed up the time it takes for smaller civil and commercial cases to be concluded. Justices of the peace will now deal with any...

Ethnic bias in police stops of Africans, survey finds Earlier claim about West-African drug dealers was figure of speech, police now says Earlier claim about West-African drug dealers was figure of speech, police now says Photo credit: Guy Jallay/Luxemburger Wort Immigrants from Sub-Saharan Africa are seven times more likely than others to be stopped by Luxembourg police on foot, a survey has said, a finding that comes after police failed to back up a claim about West-African ref...

Agents went beyond their remit by ordering people to move on, Justice Minister Sam Tanson says