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The administrative court has overturned the state's decision to claim €19,000 from Sven Clement's party in its 2018 accounts. Photo: Nader Ghavami
JUSTICE

Court sides with Pirate Party over 2018 accounts

A Luxembourg administrative court has ruled in favour of the Pirate Party regarding the declaration of its accounts in 2018 and the inclusion of a donation of €30,772 in its income, with the verdict open to appeal by the state ministry.

Mathilde Obert • 17.02.2022
A total of 285,811 fines were written out in 2021.  Photo: Christophe Lemaire/Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Nearly €18m in traffic fines collected in 2021

Tracy Heindrichs • 17.02.2022
LuxLeaks whistleblower Antoine Deltour, pictured in court in 2018, would still have faced an uphill battle under new protections, an expert told Delano Library photo: Edouard Olszewski
JUSTICE

Whistleblower laws might not have helped LuxLeaks’ Deltour

Cordula Schnuer • 16.02.2022
Echternach’s dancing procession is among the cultural heritages of the country.  Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

New law on cultural heritage passed

Tracy Heindrichs • 11.02.2022
The European Court of Justice, in Kirchberg, will have to rule on the rules for public access to data in the Luxembourg Register of Beneficial Owners (RBE). Photo: Shutterstock
WEALTH MANAGEMENT

The right of access to company records debated at ECJ

Marc Fassone • 08.02.2022
The incident occurred near the Royal-Hamilius centre on boulevard Royal. Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Man sets himself on fire at Royal Hamilius

Delano.lu • 08.02.2022
Luxembourg is reviewing access to legal professions  Library photo: Nader Ghavami
JUSTICE

Luxembourg reviews lawyer exam over high fail rate

Delano.lu • 07.02.2022
A new legal basis for the Luxembourg Business Registers entity should improve transparency, justice minister Sam Tanson said on Wednesday Photo: Shutterstock
SERVICES & ADVISORY

Business registers to clamp down on non-compliance

Cordula Schnuer • 02.02.2022
The EU legislation, which member states were required to transpose into national law by 14 September 2018, sets common minimum standards on the acquisition, possession, and commercial exchange of civilian firearms. Photo: Shutterstock.
JUSTICE

Gun law convictions rise, cases remain stable

Delano.lu • 02.02.2022
Discussions have been ongoing since 2020 to better organize and reorient the operational collaboration between the Benelux countries. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Benelux strengthen cross-border cooperation on drugs

Delano.lu • 31.01.2022
In March 2020, the CSSF had banned Marc Ambroisien from exercising any responsibility in the financial sector for 10 years. (Photo: Blitz/archives)
BANKS

Marc Ambroisien charged in 1MDB case

Benoît Theunissen • 25.01.2022
Archive photo of sniffer dogs at the central railway station in Luxembourg City © LaLa La Photo
JUSTICE

Sniffer dog helps in two arrests

Delano.lu • 24.01.2022
Photo from November 2021  protest against CovidCheck.  Photo: Luc Deflorenne, archive
JUSTICE

Protest organisers should be made liable, says CSV

Tracy Heindrichs • 24.01.2022
A vaccine mandate will be prepared but only applied if it is deemed necessary, says justice minister Sam Tanson.  Copyright (c) 2020 Halfpoint/Shutterstock. No use without permission.
JUSTICE

Up to three months needed to prepare vaccine mandate law

Tracy Heindrichs • 21.01.2022
Sam Tanson--pictured during an interview last year--on Thursday said she is examining stronger protection for journalists and public officials whose private contact details are leaked publicly Library photo: Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Minister eyes stronger protection for journalists, public officials

Cordula Schnuer • 20.01.2022
Justice minister Sam Tanson suggested changes to the penal code to adapt to the increasingly problematic protests.  Romain Gamba / Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Justice minister wants changes to penal code following protests

Delano.lu • 19.01.2022
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