Luxair Fleet Expansion: Luxair converted two Boeing 737-10 options into firm orders and added options for two more, bringing its future 737 mix to 8×737-8 and 4×737-10, with the airline citing lower fuel use and emissions. Housing & Mobility: Luxembourg City’s tram line is set to extend to the CHL, with a stop near the maternity hospital and another in Strassen (former Batiself site); first tests are planned for 2032. Immigration Integrity: ADR leader Alexandra Schoos says a suspected residence-permit fraud probe must trigger a full review of safeguards, while insisting politics must not interfere with the judiciary. Public Services Under Strain: The government says fuel supplies remain secure despite record-low Rhine levels, though some stations may face temporary product shortages. Workplace Rights Clash: Wolt rejects claims of courier exploitation in Luxembourg, after allegations of illegal subcontracting and extreme working hours. Border Control Friction: The EU’s Entry-Exit System is causing serious identification problems, including a case involving an identical twin mistaken at the border—raising concerns for thousands of travellers. Ethics in Finance: Amnesty International urges Luxembourg to reconsider authorising “Israel bonds,” warning of complicity risks tied to Gaza. Transport Safety: CFL reports show the Luxembourg–Esch–Rodange line is the most incident-prone, with a high share of assaults and harassment. Aviation Orders Abroad: At Farnborough, Embraer logged new regional jet commitments including Luxair’s order for E190-E2 aircraft.