Articles by lux-editor

18th October 2022

Luxembourg’s multilingual books at the Frankfurt Book Fair

Ten publishers will represent Luxembourg at the world’s largest book fair in Frankfurt. This year’s theme will put a spotlight on the critical role of translations, an area where Luxembourg already shines with €50,000 budgeted for translation support in [...]

17th October 2022

Luxembourg taps crowdlending to raise more real estate capital

Four residential properties planned a shade under twenty minutes’ drive north of Luxembourg are the latest in a number of Luxembourg real estate projects to raise raising capital for land purchase through crowdlending as banks dial back from [...]

17th October 2022

Cargolux signs order for ten Boeings

Luxembourg carrier Cargolux on 12 October confirmed it will replace existing 747-400 Freighter Boeings with newer 777-8 models, a move labour unions look at [...]

16th October 2022

Luxembourg Wurst author wins national literature award

The ministry of culture on 17 October revealed the names of the laureates of its national literature competition. John-Paul Gomez, creator of local humour and satire blog Luxembourg Wurst, was awarded the first prize for a so-far unpublished [...]

16th October 2022

Why Is ‘22 Proving To Be So Unpredictable? The Old Rules Don’t Apply

With midterms a few weeks away, the rule this year is that there are no rules. And the analytics political prognosticators use to predict elections are proving maddeningly [...]

14th October 2022

Berthe Lutgen is winner of inaugural Lëtzebuerger Konschtpräis

A jury presided by former director of Mudam Marie-Claude Beaud has awarded the €10,000 prize to 86-year-old artist Berthe [...]

13th October 2022

Putin’s Conscripts Will Suffer: Intelligence Assessment

The Kremlin acknowledged some of the mass shortcomings facing the 300,000 reservists it is calling up, expressing ‘hope’ the circumstances will [...]

5th September 2022

Bettel announces three-day tripartite meeting

Prime minister Xavier Bettel (DP) and energy minister Claude Turmes (déi Gréng) on 2 September presented what future measures the government is considering to tackle the ongoing energy [...]

5th September 2022

Luxembourg loses ranks in Environmental Performance Index

The grand duchy placed sixth out of 180 countries in the world in the 2022 Environmental Performance Index [...]

5th September 2022

Liz Truss set to be UK prime minister

Elizabeth Truss on 5 September was elected the new leader of the Conservative Party and on Tuesday will be named the United Kingdom’s prime minister by Queen Elizabeth [...]

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