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The Luxembourg police recorded two incidents involving bladed weapons over the past 24 hours. At Kautenbach station, a machete was seized from a sleeping, drunk man, whilst in the Grund district of the capital, two unidentified masked men on a single bicycle attempted to rob a passer-by, threatening him with a knife.

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The drought in Luxembourg is causing rivers to run low, but drinking water supplies remain stable. Thanks to winter rainfall, the Esch-sur-Sûre reservoir holds 42 million cubic metres of water. Nevertheless, the return of residents from their holidays could increase consumption and exacerbate the situation.

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A start-up called Roomie Radar is operating in Luxembourg, protecting young expats from fraudsters when looking for accommodation. Launched in 2024, the platform has already attracted over 1,500 users and manages 260 verified listings, tackling the pressing issue of inflated prices and bogus offers in the local rental market.

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A new LU KS vehicle inspection centre has opened in Wiltz. This is the second branch in the network, intended to replace the closed station in Wilwerwiltz. The expansion of commercial operators is strengthening the liberalisation of vehicle inspection in Luxembourg, making services more accessible to drivers in the north of the country.

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Due to the prolonged drought and abnormal heat, Luxembourg’s forests have begun to shed their leaves prematurely. In nature reserves, ponds and springs are drying up, and trees are losing their ability to produce oxygen effectively. The Nature and Forests Agency is warning of the long-term consequences of the climate crisis and is developing measures to help the ecosystem adapt.

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