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Independent journalist who has written for The Kashmir Walla, The Times of India, Mint, Al Jazeera English, The Caravan, and The Wire.

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Attempted murder and rape investigation opened after Luxembourg City attack

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By Kabir Agarwal Verified
| Luxembourg Times Verified
The public prosecutor’s office said on Friday that it has opened an investigation into attempted murder and rape “following particularly serious events” in the Grand-Rue area of Luxembourg City. It opened the investigation on 17 August, following an incident that took place at around 02:00 the same day, the public prosecutor’s office said in a statement.
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By Kabir Agarwal Verified
| Luxembourg Times Verified
Luxembourg’s unemployment rate eased to 6.3% last month, according to data released by the country’s official statistics agency Statec on Thursday. The rate decreased marginally from 6.4% in June, Statec said, while the number of jobseekers continued to rise compared to the same month a year earlier. The number of registered jobseekers with Luxembourg’s jobs agency Adem increased by 1,547 – 8.4% – from the end of July 2025, the data showed, reaching 19,943 at the end of last month.
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Israeli bonds: EU regulator contradicts CSSF, says rules allow consecutive transfers

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By Kabir Agarwal Verified
| Luxembourg Times Verified
The EU’s securities watchdog has clarified that European law allows national regulators to accept transfers of prospectus approvals in consecutive years, raising fresh questions about Luxembourg’s decision to refuse a second request to oversee Israel’s sovereign bond programme. The clarification comes after CSSF director general Claude Marx told RTL last month that accepting another transfer would “circumvent the European rules” and said the regulator was simply applying the law.
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