The latest figures from the Ministry of Health show that 23 new cases of coronavirus were discovered over the last 24 hours.
The Prime Minister and Minister of Health held a press briefing Friday on the latest workings of the government council. Read our live ticker coverage here and our full summary here.
It has been confirmed that nightclubs in Luxembourg’s capital will be able operate again from next week. Our colleagues from RTL 5 Minutes spoke with the managers of four nightclubs that will be among the first to reopen their doors.
Good news for Belgian cross-border workers - Luxembourg has extended the teleworking tax agreement with Belgium until the end of September 2021.
G7 leaders on Friday opened a three-day summit aimed at helping to end the Covid-19 pandemic and forge a climate-centric economic recovery, after pledging to donate one billion vaccine doses for the world’s poorest countries.
Goldman Sachs has ordered US employees to report their vaccination status as the investment bank orchestrates a return to the office, according to a staff memo reviewed Thursday by AFP.
US-based cruise lines are chafing to resume voyages from Florida ports in July as the pandemic wanes -- but for vaccinated passengers only -- yet the state and its governor won’t let them demand proof of inoculation.
Britain’s economy gathered pace in April as the government eased its coronavirus lockdown, official data showed Friday, with finance minister Rishi Sunak cautiously welcoming the 2.3-percent growth figure as the Delta variant spreads.
Around 18,000 Tokyo Olympics workers including referees and volunteers will be vaccinated from next week, organisers said Friday, as they try to build confidence that the Games will be safe.
An in-form Italy face Turkey in Rome on Friday as Euro 2020finally gets underway a year behind schedule and with the coronavirus continuing to cast a shadow over the tournament.
Oil demand is set to rise above pre-pandemic levels by the end of next year, the IEA said Friday, but producers have sufficient capacity rise to the challenge.
