AGP Executive Report
Last update: an hour agoJudicial Watch: Luxembourg’s judicial system remains “the main headache” in the EU rule-of-law report, with long processing delays still flagged even as the independence of the judiciary is rated very highly. Education & Skills: New PISA results cast a shadow over the start of the school year, with Luxembourg pupils hitting their weakest-ever scores and more than 30% failing to reach minimum proficiency in reading, maths and science—sparking debate about distraction and deeper teaching focus. Climate Adaptation: Environment Minister Serge Wilmes says Luxembourg must prepare for more extreme heat, pointing to 152 climate measures, Klima-Bonus incentives, and faster energy-transition steps including building protections and extended subsidies. Local Safety: Police report two repeat shoplifting incidents at the same Luxembourg City store, plus multiple alcohol-related driving offences across the country. Transport: Eurostat shows EU rail freight performance fell 1.8% in 2025, while Luxembourg’s rail freight per capita stands highest in the bloc. Business & Tech: Artec 3D launches Artec Neo, a tolerance-driven wireless 3D scanner, positioning Luxembourg as a hub for advanced industrial tech.
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