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At the first meeting of the coalition negotiations, “formateur” (prospective prime minister) Luc Frieden received the CSV and DP party delegations, 11 October 2023. Photo: SIP/Jean-Christophe Verhaegen

Frieden, Bettel, Wiseler define 12 themes for new government

The CSV and DP delegations met on Wednesday.

Léna Fernandes • 12.10.2023

Jerry Grbic, CEO of the Luxembourg Bankers’ Association (ABBL). Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne

ABBL CEO: “We don’t have any time to lose”

Natalie Gerhardstein • 12.10.2023

Stéphane Pesch, CEO of the Luxembourg Private Equity & Venture Capital Association (LPEA). Library picture: Nader Ghavami

Important that state, financial sector interests be aligned: LPEA CEO

Natalie Gerhardstein • 11.10.2023

Housing was one of the hottest issues during the campaigns. Photo: Matic Zorman/Maison Moderne/archives

Do the DP and CSV overlap on housing?

Clémentine Kratz • 11.10.2023

Luxembourg continues to reduce its gas use: consumption was down by 33.3% in August and by 40.9% in September. Photo: Shutterstock

Luxembourg’s natural gas consumption drops 40.9% in September

Lydia Linna • 10.10.2023

Virginie Lagrange, chair of the Luxembourg Institute of Directors (ILA). She spoke with Delano on Monday. Lagrange is pictured (centre) at an ILA event in 2019. Library photo: ILA/Olivier Dessy

ILA chair: “Change is always good in democratic elections”

Natalie Gerhardstein • 10.10.2023

Luc Frieden entered the place as the CSV list-head, and left as the “formateur.” Now he has the task of forming a coalition government, most likely--it currently seems--with the DP. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne

Frieden’s CSV begins discussions with DP

Thierry Labro and Marc Fassone • 10.10.2023

Jean-Marc Goy, chair of the Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry. He spoke with Delano on Monday. Photo: Association of the Luxembourg Fund Industry

Alfi chair: “We have to boost our efforts to increase competitiveness”

Natalie Gerhardstein • 10.10.2023

Luc Frieden, the CSV lead candidate, on left, received a mandate to try assembling a coalition government from Grand Duke Henri on 9 October 2023. Photo: Maison du Grand-Cour Grand-Ducale

Grand duke appoints CSV’s Luc Frieden “formateur”

Aaron Grunwald • 09.10.2023

Xavier Bettel, the outgoing prime minister (DP), went the Grand Ducal Palace to officially resign, 9 October 2023. Photo: Guy Wolff

Bettel formally resigns as PM

Aaron Grunwald • 09.10.2023

Xavier Bettel (DP), on left, and Luc Frieden (CSV), on right, were the two big winners on election night. Photo: Romain Gamba/Maison Moderne

The CSV is back in business

Marc Fassone • 09.10.2023

Luc Frieden, CSV lead candidate, and Elisabeth Margue, co-president of the CSV, seen at the party’s election night HQ, 8 October 2023. Photo: Morris Kemp/Maison Moderne

Pictures: Election night HQs

Aaron Grunwald • 09.10.2023

“Legally, the only thing the constitution provides is that the grand duke must appoint a prime minister,” according to Luc Heuschling, professor of constitutional law at the University of Luxembourg since 2011. Photo: Maison Moderne (archives)

Who and what are the “informateur” and “formateur”?

Marc Fassone • 09.10.2023

From left to right, top to bottom: Luc Frieden (CSV), Sven Clement (Pirates), Paulette Lenert (LSAP), Sam Tanson (déi Gréng), Fred Keup (ADR) and Xavier Bettel (DP). The main front-runners in these legislative elections now know where they stand. Photos: Maison Moderne

Frieden, Clement, Lenert, Tanson, Keup, Bettel share election reactions

Marc Fassone and Guillaume Meyer • 08.10.2023

There are newly elected MPs from the CSV, DP, LSAP, ADR and Pirates who will take a seat in the Chamber of Deputies on 24 October 2023. Photo: Shutterstock

New faces in the Chamber of Deputies

Maëlle Hamma • 08.10.2023

Luc Frieden (CSV) is in a strong position to form the next government. Favouring a two-party coalition, he has the choice between an alliance with Xavier Bettel’s DP or Paulette Lenert’s LSAP. Photo montage: Maison Moderne

CSV master of the game, ADR overtakes déi Gréng

Marc Fassone • 08.10.2023

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