Luxembourg ministers have approved a bill to transpose the EU right-to-repair directive into the Consumer Code, giving repaired goods a 12-month warranty extension and creating clearer repair duties for manufacturers.
Luxembourg businesses should prepare to substantiate environmental claims, while consumers should treat broad green labels as questions, not proof.
Luxembourg’s Government in Council approved a bill modifying laws on market abuse, benchmarks, securities prospectuses and EU financial-services implementation to align national law with Regulations (EU) 2024/2809 and 2025/914.
On 12 March 2026, the Court of Justice of the European Union ruled that the surcharge applied to non-residents working in Luxembourg violates EU law — a decision with consequences for around 228,000 cross-border workers.
The Bank of Russia has filed a claim at the EU's General Court in Luxembourg against the European Council's December 2025 freeze regulation, while the country's tally of frozen Russian assets reaches €4.72 billion.