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Monday, September 28, 2026
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A recent report from the Court of Auditors has sparked debate, indicating that the Pirate Party's 'Malt' project should not have received approval, pointing to potential financial irregularities. This development marks a significant domestic political story.
Meanwhile, Luxembourg is anticipating a notable transition in its military leadership. General Steve Thull, the current Chief of Defence, is scheduled to retire on October 1, 2026, and Lieutenant Colonel Claude Robinet has been nominated to succeed him as the new Chief of Staff, at which point he will be promoted to General. Other domestic news includes high school students collaborating with police on 'money muling' prevention and the ongoing development of a unified social benefit system.
Internationally, Luxembourg's stance and actions regarding Russian oligarchs and sanctions are drawing responses from several other countries.
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A report from the Court of Auditors has raised concerns regarding the Pirate Party's 'Malt' project, stating that its approval was unwarranted due to potential financial irregularities.
RTL Lëtzebuerg:
Court of Auditors: Pirate Party's 'Malt' Project Should Not Have Been Approved
A report from the Court of Auditors states that the Pirate Party's 'Malt' project should not have been approved, indicating potential financial irregularities.
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General Steve Thull, the current Chief of Defence of the Luxembourg Army, is scheduled to retire on October 1, 2026. Lieutenant Colonel Claude Robinet has been nominated to succeed him as the new Chief of Staff and will be promoted to General on the same date.
RTL Lëtzebuerg:
Steve Thull Assumes Command of Luxembourg Army
Steve Thull has taken over command of the Luxembourg Army, succeeding Claude Robinet.
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High school students in Luxembourg are actively collaborating with the police in a new initiative aimed at preventing 'money muling' and other financial crimes.
L'essentiel:
Prevention in Luxembourg: High schoolers team up with police on 'money muling'
Luxembourgish high school students are collaborating with the police in an initiative to combat 'money muling' and related financial crimes.
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