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ADEM recorded 20,491 resident jobseekers available for work at 31 March 2026. The unemployment rate remained 6.3%, but increases among highly qualified workers, 30-44 year-olds and non-residents show a changing labour market.
Luxembourg ministers agreed on 15 May 2026 to launch the legislative procedure for the Alzingen bypass, a EUR 390 million project tied to PNM 2035, environmental compensation and a 2037 completion target.
Luxembourg police say investigations are under way after vehicle break-ins and thefts from cars in Pfaffenthal and Capellen, and have repeated advice on locking, valuables and keyless-go protection.
From 1 January 2026, Luxembourg raises its carbon price to EUR 45 per tonne of CO2, increases the CO2 tax credit to EUR 216, and lifts tobacco excise duties by about EUR 0.30 per cigarette pack and EUR 0.40 per 50g rolling tobacco pack.
Luxembourg’s 2026 pension package combines a pension adjustment, contribution changes and new incentives for people who keep working or save privately.
Luxembourg will introduce RENLA, a national affordable-housing register via MyGuichet, while also clarifying rent subsidies and individual housing aid rules.
Luxembourg could face a major administrative and budget shift if new EU rules require it to pay unemployment benefits for former cross-border workers.
Luxembourg’s 2026 school year brings a new primary curriculum, compulsory schooling to 18 and the first ALPHA literacy-language choices.
Luxembourg will introduce a new tax credit for individuals who invest in eligible start-ups, aiming to mobilise private savings for innovative SMEs.
Luxembourg's tram network reached the Cloche d'Or business park on Sunday, eight months behind schedule, as Luxtram reports daily ridership above 130,000.
A decade comparison of Luxembourg police statistics shows a lower crime rate per inhabitant than in 2015, but higher numbers for violent theft, assault, threats and domestic violence.
Luxembourg’s latest police statistics show a mixed public-safety picture: the overall case rate stayed stable, but violent robberies, theft and domestic violence increased.
Luxembourg’s 2026 final secondary-school exams begin on 18 May, with 3,957 candidates across classical and general secondary education.
Luxembourg has announced a temporary drone-flight ban for a defined area on 16-17 May, with limited public-interest exceptions.
Luxembourg’s National Centre for Victims of Violence is now reachable 24/7 at 20 60 10 60.
A possible EU change would affect frontaliers who worked at least 26 weeks in Luxembourg before becoming unemployed.
A recent Luxembourg fraud case shows how money mule schemes work and why bank-account access can create serious criminal exposure.
Luxembourg City and the Police Grand-Ducale have launched a campaign after pickpocketing rose around tram stops and inside trams.
ADEM’s 2025 report shows more than 42,000 registered jobseekers, a 25% rise since 2022 and growing pressure from cross-border unemployment rules.
Researchers at the University of Luxembourg are testing AI-controlled drone swarms that could one day protect defined airspace around critical infrastructure.
Luxembourg plans to spend over €226 million modernising the ACD, replacing old systems and making tax returns more digital.
The ING Night Marathon Luxembourg takes place on 16 May 2026, turning Luxembourg City into a night-time running route and mobility puzzle.
Luxembourg will not appear in the Eurovision 2026 final after Eva Marija missed qualification from the second semi-final in Vienna.
A phishing email circulating in Luxembourg claims a LuxTrust Mobile login was made from Portugal and frames the warning as a police-backed security case. Here is what makes it convincing and how to check it safely.