AGP Executive Report
Last update: 10 hours agoLuxembourg Social Policy: The CSD Reform/PROVE project backed vulnerable households in Lewuniyiri, Ghana, with vocational training, start-up equipment, livestock grants and a community tricycle to boost incomes and market access. Tax & Cross-border Business: The Philippines said it aims to conclude double-tax treaty talks this year, naming Singapore and Oman and suggesting Luxembourg could be next. Energy Costs: Diesel in Luxembourg is set to jump again on Saturday, nearing record levels at €2.123/litre, with a 50-litre fill projected at about €106.15. Local Economy & Families: Luxembourg’s government is proposing a single tax class for single parents from 2028 (class U), with the single-parent credit rising to €4,008 and lower tax burdens across incomes. Education: The University of Luxembourg welcomed 2,800 new students (+4%), with more Luxembourg residents choosing local study and new master’s programmes. Legal/Finance: Luxembourg-linked investigations are in focus as UK authorities extend a freeze of over £10m tied to Sorare.com, while Luxembourg authorities are named among those probing the case. Public Safety: Police reported four injuries in separate violent incidents across Luxembourg over Thursday and Friday.
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