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The ‘fire bacterium’, which is fatal to plants, has been detected in Luxembourg for the first time. Three out of 140 samples taken from grapevines tested positive. To prevent an outbreak, the infected vines will be cut down and burnt, and strict monitoring will be introduced within a 2.5-kilometre radius. The pathogen poses no danger to humans but threatens to cause widespread l...

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The Luxembourg Parliament has approved a ‘ministerial land consolidation’ mechanism that will prevent landowners from single-handedly blocking the development of entire neighbourhoods. The Minister for the Interior will be given the power to facilitate land swaps in order to get stalled housing projects off the ground. It is expected that this measure will be applied around five...

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McDonald’s is removing the iconic McRib burger from its menus in Luxembourg and Germany from 27 October. Created in 1981 by Luxembourg chef René Arend, this sandwich has remained on the menu here for longer than in many other countries. It will be replaced by a new version — the McRib Sweet Heat with a spicy chilli sauce.

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A cyberattack on hundreds of French supermarkets, which led to the shutdown of refrigerators and the widespread destruction of food stocks, has revealed hidden vulnerabilities in technical equipment. IT experts warn that it is not only servers that are at risk, but also everyday connected devices.

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The aim of the raid was to monitor compliance with immigration legislation. During the inspections, which involved 12 officers, five people present on the premises were questioned.

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