Luxembourg’s companies with global revenues of at least €750 million will pay a minimum effective tax rate of 15% with the start of 2024 as lawmakers passed the new law in parliament’s last session of 2023

Psychologist and psychotherapist in Mamer registered a spike in numbers of cross-border commuters and expat workers in Luxembourg eeking help for work-related stress and burnout, specially if working in the legal sector, finance or the Big Four

67 graves at the cemetery in Bettembourg were vandalized overnight earlier this week, with bronze crosses and figures of Jesus were stolen; the local authority is compiling a full inventory of the damage and will contact those affected

A number of professors at the University of Luxembourg made known that they would like to see the university community more closely involved in the process of finding the rector that will replace Jens Kreisel when he will leave at the end of the year

Funding is now available for anti-racism initiatives; the government issued a call for projects that raise awareness of racial discrimination, micro-aggressions and everyday racism starting from a budget of €10.000