Interview
Real-life stories from our readers and guests about relocation and life in Luxembourg
Careers & Professions
Editor's choice
Careers & ProfessionsSee more
Careers & Professions
“Remember that you are not alone”: What life is like for people with disabilities in Luxembourg
In this interview, Susanna van Tonder talks about what life is like for people with disabilities in Luxembourg, the challenges they face, and who they can turn to for help.
Careers & Professions
50 years of assistance: an interview with SOS Détresse
Sometimes life is far from the beautiful picture painted by the media and social networks. It is sometimes impossible to cope with stress, loneliness or depression on your own. Fortunately, there are people in Luxembourg who can listen and help.
Careers & Professions
‘The onboarding was so seamless, I barely remember it’: how Business Intelligence.lu streamlined accounting with EasyBiz
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Culture & Creativity
Alisa Grebenshchikova: ‘If you need a home, poetry will create it’
On 4 October, Alisa Grebenshchikova — an actress, director and creator of poetry programmes — will be performing in Luxembourg. She is being brought over by LuxEureka a.s.b.l. We spoke to Alisa about why poems written a century ago sound as if they were written yesterday, what poetry offers to those living far from home, and how to read poetry with children so that they retain their command of the Russian language.
Culture & Creativity
How "The Appeal" Uses a 1936 Trial to Challenge Modern Polarisation
What happens when you put Shakespeare on trial to navigate a modern crisis? Inspired by a fascinating 1936 event where refugee artists staged a mock tribunal over The Merchant of Venice, director Orly Noa Rabinyan’s interactive play The Appeal transforms the audience into an active courtroom jury whose votes dictate the ending. In an era dominated by echo chambers and rigid taking of sides, this unique production champions "radical listening" and internal conflict, inviting us to step into a safe space for difficult conversations and trade our comfortable certainties for much-needed question marks.
Culture & Creativity
"Be Heard, Be Scene": How Scene.lu is Revolutionizing Luxembourg’s Music Industry
From a massive directory of 100+ local acts to "how-to" guides for rising stars, Scene.lu is the independent platform putting the Grand Duchy’s talent on the map. Discover why this ex-journalist and music manager decided to build the hub the country has been waiting for.
Community & Social ImpactSee more
Relocation & Integration StoriesSee more
Relocation & Integration Stories
How a developer from Siberia can relocate using the Blue Card
Relocation & Integration Stories
What should you do if you witness a crime?
Exclusively for Luxtoday, the Luxembourg police answered the most pressing questions concerning public safety and law and order. We learnt what to do if you find yourself at the scene of a crime, what to do to protect yourself, and when to call the emergency number and when it is better to walk to the nearest police station.
Relocation & Integration Stories
Dima Zicer: "Don't make your child stressed when they don't need to be" - why moving with a child is different. Luxtoday exclusive
Dima Zicer is a teacher and writer, a blogger and author of a podcast. He'll be performing a stand-up show in Luxembourg on 7 and 8 March. Our editorial team got the chance to chat with him about how to build relationships with children before, during and after moving to another country.
Everyday Life & IdentitySee more
Everyday Life & Identity
Parenting without panic: how does the Baby Hotline work?
Parenthood is a great joy, but sometimes the anxiety and conflicting advice can be overwhelming, especially when far from loved ones. Find out how Initiativ Liewensufank and its free Baby Hotline have been helping families find confidence and peace of mind for 40 years.
Everyday Life & Identity
How much does it cost to prepare a child for school in Luxembourg?
Parents' personal experiences of how much it costs to get a child ready for school in Luxembourg: clothing, stationery, technology, food, travel and government benefits.
Everyday Life & Identity
Beautiful places to visit in Luxembourg
Your personal guide to Luxembourg: castles and ruins, festivals, hiking trails, lakes and rivers — ideas for travelling and walking around the country.
Language & LearningSee more
Language & Learning
What is the Sproochentest and how to pass it
In order to acquire Luxembourg citizenship, you must pass the Sproochentest, a language proficiency test.
Language & Learning
Sworn translator in Luxembourg: experience, rules, tips
Interview with a sworn translator about working in Luxembourg: oath, documents, apostille, languages of translation, and common mistakes made by clients.
