A deadly series of accidents took place on Tuesday morning on the motorway linking Sofia to the Black Sea city of Burgas.

Amazon has inaugurated a new IT logistics centre in Dudelange, where laptops for around 250,000 employees are configured and shipped to 23 European countries, m

Refrigerator hacks in Europe, inflation outlook revised, and Democrats seize US Congress

Now undergoing major renovations with signs of big change coming soon, we explored the site with director Steph Meyers and head of events Tom Karier to catch up

RTL's US correspondent says the scale of the Democrats' midterm victory leaves Republicans facing difficult questions about their future.

Democrats won the US House Tuesday and closed in on the Senate after a stunning win in conservative Texas, handing Donald Trump’s Republicans a sweeping midterm

Nine people were killed Sunday when the Learjet they were traveling in plummeted into a neighborhood in southern Florida.

Chamber approves individual taxation, tripartite talks yield relief, and Spain reels from fatal train collision.

Spain train collision death toll soars to 64

A technical fault with the overhead line has forced the suspension of tram services between Luxembourg-Gare and Scillas throughout Wednesday.

President Emmanuel Macron on Sunday slammed the "unbridled" violence that erupted in cost-of-living protests across France, as police battled protesters.

Brazil's Lula and Flavio Bolsonaro traded personal insults and corruption allegations in a heated first debate ahead of Sunday's presidential runoff.

ADR reaches record poll results, Moselle vineyards suffer destructive bacteria outbreak, and Trump cancels execution livestream.

Three children and one teacher were shot dead at an elementary school Thursday in the northwestern US state of Oregon, police said.

Emergency services responded to three separate house fires in Ettelbruck, Herborn, and Differdange from Tuesday evening into Wednesday.

One person was killed and several were injured after an "incident" on a roller coaster at a theme park in the US state of Georgia on Monday, officials said.

2027 budget draws mixed reactions, banks launch fee-free ATM network, and France pledges education investment.

Spuerkeess, BGL BNP Paribas, BIL, POST, and Raiffeisen Bank have launched a shared ATM network under LuxConstellation's 'Bancomat' project.

Luxembourg Minister of Finance Gilles Roth talks to RTL Today about the recently presented 2027 Budget.

Where a single ship once carried 2,000 tonnes of goods, current river conditions mean it now takes eight to ten vessels to transport the same cargo.

Finnish President Stubb visits Luxembourg, Claude Robinet takes command of the Army, and Pope Leo XIV visits France.

From morning runs through familiar streets to ambitions of "space domination", Alexander Stubb's return to Luxembourg combined nostalgia and shared goals.

Morocco names Fatima Ezzahra El Mansouri first woman PM.

Grand Duke seeks UN Security Council seat for Luxembourg, government accelerates drone defences, and OpenAI model breaches Australian government site.

OpenAI model breached Australian government website during training, PM says.

Some 150 Syrians on Tuesday became the first graduates of the country's new police academy for women, as Islamist authorities rebuild their security apparatus.

Air traffic at Luxembourg Airport was suspended on Monday evening after reports of unauthorised drone activity in the area.

Hundreds of flights were cancelled and more than 1.6 million people urged to evacuate as Typhoon Dujuan brought heavy rain towards Tokyo.

Luxembourg's PM said authorities were investigating the origin of potentially larger drones after Friday's airport disruption.

AMMD–Government rift widens, EU pushes social media ban, and AI concerns mount.

Two paintings by Monet that have never been shown in public are to be sold in Paris next month by the billionaire Schlumberger family, Sotheby's said Thursday.

The EU is proposing tougher online protections for children, including age limits, screen-time controls and a crackdown on addictive platform features.

After Wednesday's 7e intake of around 6,000 pupils, the rest of Luxembourg's secondary school pupils are heading back into class.

From a working-class childhood on the southern English coast to the top foreign-born monk in Thailand.

Three people were killed Tuesday in a fiery crash when a US news helicopter covering a deadly bus accident came down in a Los Angeles neighborhood.

Widow’s Bay made Emmy history with a record 14 wins, while The Pitt retained its best drama crown and Jean Smart claimed her eighth acting Emmy.

Luxembourg pupils return to school amid PISA concerns, young politicians rally to safeguard democracy, and UK, France, and Canada halt Israeli settlement import

"It is a shame that it takes something, a Black Swan event like that, a horrible event like that, to bring communities together."

"I was told it was impossible. So, as an American, that makes me want to do it even more... and faster."

After putting their Michelin-starred restaurant up for sale in 2025, chef Julien Lucas and Camille Tardif have changed course and launched a delivery range.

Tesla launches self-driving 'Cybercab' in Texas

Bettel criticises EU inaction over Israel, Wero payment app launches, and Germany accuses Russia of drone incident.

US President Donald Trump's White House on Thursday unveiled a website featuring classic arcade games – but with a "MAGA" twist.

In a remarkable rescue, two men were pulled alive from a hydropower tunnel nine days after deadly floods ravaged Nepal.

Two people have died and several more were injured, including three police officers, when a gunman opened fire in the US city of Minneapolis on Wednesday.

American journalist, activist and feminist icon Gloria Steinem has died, her foundation said on Thursday. She was 92.

Uber and British start-up Wayve launched their commercial robotaxi service in London on Thursday.

As an alarm reverberated throughout a Philippine high school on Thursday, students scrambled behind locked doors.

The death toll following the floods in Nepal and Tibet has risen to more than 1,000, but amid the destruction, some good news finds its way out.

Deadly Nepal disaster kills hundreds, Europe shaken by violent incidents, and Luxembourg harvests hit by drought.