Pirate Party

Between 30 and 40,000 Luxembourgers rent out privately owned property, accounting for around 13% of all households.

The Luxembourg Court of Auditors has found that the Pirate Party did not meet the criteria to receive EU funding for the controversial Malt language app.

Luxembourg's tourism boom is continuing in 2026.

Arrivals are up 3% and overnight stays up 6% in the first seven months of the year.

Rental income averages €30,000 a year according to the analysis.

The Luxembourg Court of Auditors has found that the Pirate Party did not meet the criteria to receive EU funding for the controversial Malt language app.

The mobile app was designed to assist Arabic-speaking individuals in learning Luxembourgish.

The audit found that key checks were not carried out by the National Reception Office.

Between 30,000 and 40,000 Luxembourgers rent out privately owned property, accounting for around 13% of all households.

The Luxembourg Court of Auditors has found that the Pirate Party did not meet the criteria to receive EU funding for the controversial Malt language app.

Luxembourg's tourism boom is continuing in 2026.

Arrivals are up 3% and overnight stays up 6%.

Rental income averages €30,000 a year according to the analysis.

The Luxembourg Court of Auditors has found that the Pirate Party did not meet the criteria to receive EU funding for the controversial Malt language app.

The mobile app was designed to assist Arabic-speaking individuals in learning Luxembourgish.

The audit found that key checks were not carried out by the National Reception Office.

Between 30,000 and 40,000 Luxembourgers rent out privately owned property, accounting for around 13% of all households, a new Ministry of Housing report shows.

The Luxembourg Court of Auditors said the Pirate Party did not meet the criteria to receive EU funding for the controversial MALT language app project.

Luxembourg's tourism boom is continuing in 2026 with arrivals up 3% and overnight stays up 6% in the first seven months of the year.

Five London-based British men have been released on bail after being arrested near RAF Fairford in Gloucestershire over a suspected bomb plot.

Their average gross wealth is 3.6 times higher than that of households that do not rent out property, while rental income averages €30,000 a year.

The Luxembourg Court of Auditors says the Pirate Party did not meet the criteria to receive EU funding for the MALT language app project.

The audit found the party lacked the required experience and that key checks were not carried out by the National Reception Office.

Luxembourg's tourism boom is continuing in 2026 with arrivals up 3% and overnight stays up 6% in the first seven months of the year.

While Dutch tourists remain the largest group, officials now aim to improve data quality for AI trip planners to sustain this growth.

Pirate Party MP Sven Clement has strongly criticised the Luxembourg government's response to recent drone incidents, calling its communication catastrophic and warning that the country is increasingly exposed to the new forms of hybrid attacks.

He argued that officials were neither transparent nor forthcoming about what they did not know, stating that even admitting uncertainty would have been a reasonable communication.

In international news, Iran has categorically denied any involvement in a suspected bomb plot targeting RAF Fairfoot, a UK airbase utilised by the United States military.

Activity in the skilled crafts sector fell 5.5 points in the second quarter, the Chamber of Skilled Trades and Crafts has said, citing inflation and high energy costs.

Pirate Party MP Sven Clement has called for targeted investments in Luxembourg's defence and criticised the government's handling of drone incidents in a conversation with RTL this morning.

Iran has denied involvement in a suspected bomb plot at a UK airbase used by the United States, as counter-terror police said five men in their mid-20s arrested nearby were all London-based Britons.

More than 80 people, mostly women, were missing today after being abducted by armed gangs in two separate weekend attacks in northern Nigeria, the latest mass kidnappings to rock the country.