Second class trains at 96% occupancy during peak hours while first class sits at 10-16%. Transport minister defends keeping two-class system on free public transport.
Scammers posing as couriers target elderly residents in Sandweiler, Helmsange, and Ernzen. Card swapping fraud. Three vans broken into in Huldange.
No trains from Howald to Metz or Rodange August 24-28 due to CFL engineering works. Passengers must detour via Luxembourg central station.
DP president Carole Hartmann on environment, housing, capped index, and hoping Bettel leads the next government. Summer interview at Echternach Lake.
Police warn of highly professional pickpockets targeting Schueberfouer visitors on public transport. Organised gangs using distraction techniques.
Post Luxembourg is pouring over 80 million euros into its Bettembourg sorting centre, doubling the site by 2028 as parcels surge and letters collapse.
Luxembourg's economy minister warns fuel supply could face disruptions from low Rhine levels, rail works, and Belgian fires. Then tells everyone not to panic-buy. The worst thing that could happen, he says, is people worrying about whether they will have petrol tomorrow.
Luxembourg City alderman Patrick Goldschmidt on housing, mobility, the Hollerich transformation, and why more cars in the city is not an option.