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Experts from Europe and the UAE will take part in the project. Following a training programme in the US, Luxembourg became the first country in Europe to set up its own permanent police unit dedicated to identifying unidentified victims based on skull structure.

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From 31 July, the left-turn lane at the Lankelz junction in Luxembourg will be permanently closed to drivers travelling from Audun-le-Tiche towards Pétange. The National Road Administration is introducing this measure due to the high accident rate on this stretch of road and is changing the traffic layout to provide a permanent diversion.

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Every day until the end of August, there are 10 guided tours in four languages, offering visitors the chance to see the monarch’s working residence, the historic state rooms and the collections of arms. A portion of the proceeds from ticket sales is traditionally donated to the royal family’s charitable foundation.

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From 21:00 on Friday until 04:00 on Monday, the motorway will be completely closed between Differdange and the Biff roundabout. The closure is due to the construction of a dedicated wildlife bridge. Drivers are advised to follow the official diversion routes through neighbouring municipalities.

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Luxembourg’s Minister of the Interior, Léon Gloden, found himself at the centre of a scandal after patrolling the Gare district at night whilst wearing a bulletproof vest. The public viewed this as stigmatising the area. In response to a parliamentary question, the minister explained that he had worn the protective gear solely on the advice of the police in order to take part in...

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