RTL Today

*National security concerns: Trump slaps new travel ban on 12 countries* President Donald *Trump has signed a sweeping new travel ban, citing national security concerns* following a recent attack in Colorado allegedly carried out by an undocumented immigrant. The new travel ban *comes into effect on Monday* and is *targeting 12 countries, including Afghanistan, Iran and Yemen*, reviving one of the most controversial measures from his first term. Read the *full story here*: https://sho.rtl.lu/h4xzruyo

*Your Weekly Recap for 2-6 May* Here are five things you should know at the end of this week: 1. *ECR expels MEP Kartheiser* over Moscow trip 2. National call-up of *convicted football player* triggers ethics, press freedom debate 3. Court orders Luxembourg City to *release pedestrian crossing safety data* 4. *Trump and Musk alliance blows up* in spectacular public feud 5. *Lee scores landslide victory* as South Korea overcomes months of turmoil Read the *full Weekly Recap on RTL Today*: https://sho.rtl.lu/n4ex1dmn

*Your Weekly Recap for 26–30 May* Here are five things you should know at the end of this week: 1. *MEP Kartheiser* faces expulsion from ECR after *Moscow* trip 2. Luxembourg student union warns against *studying in the US* 3. *Walferdange* blocks move-ins over safety concerns at delayed housing project 4. Thousands storm *Gaza* aid warehouse amid deepening hunger crisis 5. Dozens injured as car rams into *Liverpool* Premier League parade Read the full Weekly Recap on RTL Today 🟥 👉 https://sho.rtl.lu/b2o8msk2

*Giveaway: Win tickets to see The The at den Atelier* Legendary *post-punk band The The will make their long-awaited Luxembourg debut* as part of their Ensouled World Tour – and *Today Radio is giving away tickets* to celebrate. The band, led by singer and songwriter Matt Johnson, will play at den Atelier on *Tuesday 25 June*. *To enter the giveaway, simply answer the following question: What is the title of The The’s new album, released in 2024?* *Send your answer to the Today Radio WhatsApp on +352 621 52 5000* and you could be heading to the show. *More information* here: https://sho.rtl.lu/f6srvid6

*Housing and construction: Tax measures end on 30 June, terms and conditions remain flexible* The *tax measures to strengthen the construction and housing market will not be extended after 30 June*. In order not to break the current momentum, and for as many people as possible to benefit from it, *terms and conditions will remain flexible despite tax measures ending on 30 June*, as announced on Monday by Minister of Finance Gilles Roth. Read the *full story here*: https://sho.rtl.lu/yezurbkq

*Everything you need to know about the ING Night Marathon on 31 May* When the Marathon first launched in 2006, it attracted 6,000 runners. *This year*, the organising team proudly announced a *new record of 17,000 participants*, with places *already sold out by Easter*. In terms of atmosphere, the marathon promises more energy than ever: this year, *530 musicians will be stationed along the route* – roughly one every 8m – ensuring a *vibrant, festival-like experience for runners and spectators* alike. The marathon will take the 17,000 runners *through various districts of Luxembourg City*, including Kirchberg, Limpertsberg, Belair, Merl, Hollerich, Gare, and the city centre. Find *everything you need to know* about the event *here* : https://sho.rtl.lu/c7rtbu9t

*Macron denies 'domestic scene' with wife after viral video* Currently on a week-long tour of Southeast Asia, French President Emmanuel *Macron has denied rumours of a “domestic dispute”* with his wife Brigitte, after a short video captured at Hanoi airport sparked widespread speculation online. Initially, the Élysée Palace dismissed the images as misleading but they were later confirmed as authentic. Read the *full story here*: https://sho.rtl.lu/fg5715pb

*Your Weekly Recap for 19–23 May '25 🟥* Here are *five things* you should know at the end of this week: - New study exposes hidden crisis in *Luxembourg's rental market* - *Edmond de Rothschild bank* fined €25 million in landmark money laundering case - Former theatre official sentenced in *major child sexual abuse case* - Gaza crisis deepens as Israel vows *total control*, global condemnation mounts - Trump pushes *peace talks* with Putin while Kyiv warns of Russian stalling Read the full story here: https://sho.rtl.lu/iapxp4wc

*Europe's capital conundrum: Can Luxembourg lead the way?* Europe faces a *formidable financial challenge* and *needs a more unified capital market*. The *Capital Markets Union* (CMU), a project launched in 2015 to create a single market for capital, has thus *gained renewed urgency*. Despite its small geographic footprint, *the Grand Duchy is a financial heavyweight* and *EU’s undisputed leader in investment funds*, hosting a significant share of European UCITS and alternative investment funds. Read the *full story here*: https://sho.rtl.lu/awhxjx78

*Two teens on trial over fatal Bonnevoie stabbing* Two young men, aged 15 and 17 at the time, are on trial for the *fatal stabbing* of an *18-year-old student in Bonnevoie in *2021*. The case shocked Luxembourg, especially as parts of the attack and emergency response were *shared on social media*. It sparked nationwide debate on *youth violence, the influence of social media, and the impact of lockdown-related isolation on teens*. The suspects face charges of manslaughter and bodily harm. 🟥 Read the whole story here: https://sho.rtl.lu/izgim698