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Mike Bourscheid: In Search Of Authenticity, Storytelling And Immersion

Luxembourg artist Mike Bourscheid reimagines narratives and gender norms with sculpture and performance. He discusses with Forbes his vision, influences, and the role of...

Luxembourg’s Tourism On The Rise

Tourism in picturesque Luxembourg is growing steadily, yet responsibly. The government’s strategy aims to balance rising demand with sustainability, ensuring that both visitors and...

The World Trade Organization Is On Life Support. Will Trump’s New Rules Finish It Off?

The United States has now withdrawn from 66 international organisations, conventions and treaties, illegally invaded Venezuela, and promoted an “America First” agenda in its...

Why 2026 Is Shaping Up As Luxembourg’s Competitiveness Stress Test

At first glance, Prime Minister Luc Frieden’s New Year address to Luxembourg’s business and institutional leaders from FEDIL followed a familiar European script: geopolitical...

Gare And Hollerich’s Quiet Renaissance

Gare and Hollerich, home to nearly 20,000 of Luxembourg City’s 140,000 residents, are in rapid flux, shaped by redevelopment, rising cultural ambitions, and persistent...

Managing Across Cultures

In Luxembourg, multiculturalism isn’t a concept, it’s reality. Every day, we work with colleagues from a variety of backgrounds, often counting more nationalities in...

Inside The €43.5 Million Rebuild Of A Cultural Icon

Anyone who has ever watched a film at the Cinémathèque remembers the sweeping faux-marble staircase, the murals celebrating cinema’s golden age, and the creaking...

Inside Luxembourg’s Housing Surge

Luxembourg’s property market rebounded strongly in the second quarter of 2025, with transaction volumes surging and prices climbing steadily, though temporary fiscal incentives likely...

The United Nations In The Storm

Eighty years after its founding, the United Nations stands on uncertain ground, wavering between relevance and obsolescence. The organisation once conceived to save humanity...

Inside Luxembourg’s AI Leap

Luxembourg is turning its 36,000-strong civil service into an AI-powered administration and the Centre des Technologies de l’Information de l’État (CTIE) is leading the...

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