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Government, employer, and union representatives will meet this afternoon to prepare for June’s tripartite talks.

The government will meet employer and trade union representatives to prepare the June tripartite talks, which are expected to focus on the Iran war's economic impact as well as the minimum wage.

The government will meet the Union of Luxembourg Enterprises (UEL), the Independent Luxembourg Trade Union Confederation (OGBL), the Luxembourg Confederation of Christian Trade Unions (LCGB), and the General Confederation of the Civil Service (CGFP) at the Kirchberg Conference Centre on Tuesday afternoon.

This meeting will bring government and social partners around the same table for the first time in a long while. A press briefing is scheduled for 4.30pm.

Also today

• Defense lawyers for the Luxembourg City Tourist Office have requested acquittals in the case of the 2019 Christmas market accident.
• Luxair Group has published its annual report for 2025, with company officials describing a scenario with fewer flights but a stable number of passengers
• The LSAP has introduced a bill to legally enshrine Luxembourg's universal healthcare coverage.
• UK Prime Minister Keir Starmer has told his top team that he was getting on with governing the country, defying mounting calls from ministers and MPs to step down
• Iran's chief negotiator has said that Washington must accept Tehran's latest peace plan or face failure, after Donald Trump warned the truce in the Middle East war was on the brink of collapse
• The Kremlin has said there was no concrete plan to end the Ukraine war, days after Russian leader Vladimir Putin had suggested Europe's worst conflict since WWII could be winding down

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Figure of the day

Post Luxembourg has reported marginal 2025 turnover growth of €7 million to €985 million amid rapid sectoral change.

• The year was marked by geopolitical and economic uncertainties. Turnover reached €985 million, an increase of just €7 million compared to the previous year. Historically speaking, this constitutes very slow growth, acknowledged Director General Claude Strasser during the press conference.
• After costs and taxes, the company posted a profit of €31 million, which is €19 million less than in 2024. The Post Group's main pillars are now telecommunications and ICT. These include the Pop brand for private individuals and the new DEEP brand for businesses. Post Luxembourg is focusing particular attention on DEEP, seeing strong potential in cloud services, data centres, and artificial intelligence.
  

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