Data protection Privacy watchdog slaps database ban on prosecutor's office It follows a scandal in 2019 in which information from the database was used to exclude an applicant for a job at the office by Yannick LAMBERT 2 min. today at 13:20
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Cryptoscam FBI honours French police for arresting Luxembourg ex-spy The US has until 28 June to submit an extradition request to French prosecutors, media say by Yannick LAMBERT 11.06.2021
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regulation US lawmakers launch bipartisan push to rein in Big Tech Bills introduced in Congress would represent the biggest shake-up of competition law in a generation 3 min. 12.06.2021
Climate Netflix streaming has a low carbon footprint, study says One hour of streaming emits the equivalent of about 55 grams of carbon dioxide, lower than previously estimated 2 min. 11.06.2021
Currency Croatia may be ready for euro faster, central bank head says Euro hopefuls need to prove their public finances are sound, inflation is under control and exchange rate is stable 11.06.2021
EPPO EU fraud fighters get one case an hour in first week European Public Prosecutor's Office (EPPO) has received 230 cases since June 1 by John MONAGHAN 11.06.2021
environment UK businesses demand government’s missing climate policies The nation’s heat and buildings strategy has been expected for months today at 07:06
the garden path Green is the new black Faye Peterson catches up with Luxembourg eco-artist Ben Carter by Faye Peterson 3 min. 11.06.2021
Blank Canvas A hundred days in the same dress Local actress finds wearing the same dress liberated her from fashion constraints by Sarita RAO 4 min. 13.06.2021
