EU Legal Pressure: The European Commission has warned Greece that parts of its money-laundering offence and penalty rules weren’t properly transposed into national law, with Luxembourg and Sweden also notified; Greece has two months to respond or the case could escalate to the EU Court of Justice. Portugal Diaspora Push: President António José Seguro told the Portuguese community in Luxembourg that Portugal “wants its people back,” urging emigrés and their children to return as Portugal Day celebrations kick off ahead of the June 10 national holiday. Local Safety & Crime: Police arrested two suspects after a failed train robbery near Leudelange where pepper spray was used, causing respiratory problems for passengers; officers later found canisters in an abandoned house. Caritas Fraud Update: Italy has arrested Clarissa La Porta in connection with the Luxembourg-based Caritas scandal, alleging she helped set up fake firms and accounts to launder millions. EU Economy Watch: The Commission unveiled the 2026 European Semester Spring Package, steering member states toward resilience, competitiveness, skills, housing fixes and social cohesion. Luxembourg Community Life: Around 2,000 people took part in a Luxembourg City community run with local authorities, police and CGDIS, focused on participation over times. Sports (Luxembourg): Luxembourg beat Albania 1-0 in Tirana, with Danel Sinani scoring early after Aiman Dardari’s setup. Business/Tech: Meta scored a rare win in Luxembourg-linked EU litigation, with the EU General Court ruling the Commission’s DMA move on Facebook Marketplace lacked sufficient reasoning, while Messenger remains regulated. F1 Monaco: Qualifying set the grid for today’s Monaco GP, with Kimi Antonelli on pole and Max Verstappen alongside. Telecoms Deal: French mobile operators agreed a 20.4bn-euro joint bid for SFR, owned by Altice, pending regulatory approval.