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The fines imposed on Nomura and Unicredit have been slightly reduced by the General Court of the European Union. Photos: Shutterstock; Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

General Court of the EU reduces fines on Nomura and Unicredit

The General Court of the EU on 26 March confirmed the sanctions against six major banks for participating in a cartel on European government bonds. The European court, however, granted a reduction in fines on Unicredit and Nomura.

Hugo Hirsch • 26.03.2025
The administrative court has upheld the record fine against Amazon of €746m. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Administrative court rejects Amazon’s appeal against CNPD

Maëlle Hamma • 19.03.2025
The highlight of the sale will undoubtedly be this Vacheron Constantin Grande complication in gold with full perpetual calendar, moon phase and minute strike. An authentic rarity. Photo: Lux Auction Luxembourg
JUSTICE

202 seized luxury watches to be auctioned

Marc Fassone • 05.03.2025
Over five hundred kilograms of drugs were found by the customs agency in the Cargo Center of Luxembourg airport at the beginning of February, the administration announced on 3 March 2025. Photo: Administration des douanes et accises
JUSTICE

Customs agency discovers 508kg of cocaine in tapioca shipment

Lydia Linna • 03.03.2025
In order for Birkenstock's copyright to be protected, a level of creation must be reached that allows individuality to be recognised, a German court said on 20 February 2025. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Birkenstocks are not works of art: German court ruling

Paperjam.lu • 20.02.2025
The Luxembourg District Court has dissolved FWU Life Insurance Lux SA and appointed a liquidator, the prosecutor general’s office said in a press statement on 10 February 2025. Library photo: Guy Wolff (2022)
JUSTICE

FWU Life Insurance Lux liquidation process officially begins

Kangkan Halder • 10.02.2025
The cocaine was hidden in stone crushers. Photo: Luxembourg and Diekirch public prosecutors’ offices
JUSTICE

Unprecedented drug seizure takes place in northern Luxembourg

Hugo Hirsch • 07.02.2025
The man in question could not be arrested during the operations carried out last week as part of the investigation. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne/Archives
JUSTICE

New suspect charged in Caritas case: prosecutor’s office

Hugo Hirsch • 31.01.2025
Following eight arrests and the seizure of funds from various accounts, three of the four members of management at the social care organisation Caritas have resigned or been dismissed. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne (archives)
JUSTICE

Caritas: Marc Crochet resigns, two terminated

Thierry Labro • 28.01.2025
The action, carried out under the direction and control of Luxembourg’s only investigating judge, has led to the arrest of eight people, s statement from the Luxembourg public prosecutor’s office said. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

Prosecutor’s office announces eight arrests in Caritas case

Hugo Hirsch • 24.01.2025
The chief prosecutor Martine Solovieff and justice minister Elisabeth Margue agreed on the need to recruit more judicial staff during a new year’s reception, 8 January 2025. Photo: Marc Fassone/Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Chief prosecutor Martine Solovieff: “We can’t keep up!”

Marc Fassone • 09.01.2025
In response to illegal betting machines, the National Lottery has begun to deploy its video lottery terminals, which generated sales of over €22 million in 2023. Photo: Maison Moderne
JUSTICE

Crackdown on illegal slot machines expected

Thierry Labro • 03.01.2025
The Public Prosecutor’s Office notes an increase in cases of CEO impersonation fraud over the last two years. Photo: Maison Moderne / Archives
JUSTICE

Number of CEO impersonation fraud cases explode

Marc Fassone • 29.11.2024
More than 200 agents were mobilised in Latvia. Luxembourg also took part in “Operation Admiral 2”. Photo: Shutterstock
JUSTICE

European prosecutors crack down on €297m VAT fraud ring

Maëlle Hamma • 28.11.2024
The justice minister Elisabeth Margue (CSV) wants to bring people together and find solutions that win consensus. Photo: Guy Wolff/Maison Moderne
POLITICS

Elisabeth Margue: “We need to avoid widespread surveillance”

Marc Fassone • 11.11.2024
The Luxembourg lawyer Gaston Vogel passed away on 2 November 2024. Archive photo: Matic Zorman
JUSTICE

Luxembourg lawyer Gaston Vogel has died

Rebeca Suay • 04.11.2024
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