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21/11/2025

Luxembourg costume designer and artist Sophie Meyer distinguished herself at the opening of the biennial event De Mains de Maîtres 2025, where she won the prestigious Arts and Crafts Prize.

https://en.paperjam.lu/article/sophie-meyer-wins-the-arts-and-crafts-prize

(Photo: Sophie Margue)

21/11/2025

The EY Luxembourg Entrepreneur of the Year 2025 award, presented on Thursday 20 November in the immersive room at LuxExpo The Box, went to René Beltjens — a key figure behind Alter Domus’s growth.

https://en.paperjam.lu/article/rene-beltjens-alter-domus-voted-ey-entrepreneur-of-the-year-2025

(Photo: EY)

20/11/2025

Dive into Luxembourg Art Week 2025: 77 galleries, 15 countries, a special Focus Montréal and artworks starting at just a few hundred euros. Explore the standout creations of this 11th edition in 90 seconds—international talent, new visitor tools and unmissable highlights.
https://en.paperjam.lu/article/luxembourg-art-week-2025-raises-the-curtain

20/11/2025

Adopted by MEPs on Thursday 20 November, the extension to the Lycée Edward Steichen will double its intake capacity and strengthen the education on offer in the north of the country. An investment of €109m to meet booming demand.

Adopted by MEPs on Thursday 20 November, the extension to the Lycée Edward Steichen will double its intake capacity and strengthen the education on offer in the north of the country. An investment of €109m to meet booming demand.

20/11/2025

The Digital Omnibus aims to make life simpler for everyone: a real one-click “no” to cookies, browser-level preference settings, fewer pop-ups… and a clarified GDPR to better regulate how data is used, especially for AI.
The goal: reduce friction for businesses while giving citizens more control.
https://en.paperjam.lu/article/digital-omnibus-what-is-changing-for-your-personal-data

20/11/2025

Thin and crispy, soft and fluffy, a generous calzone or an airy modern creation — Luxembourg has every style you could want, from a central spot for a quick pizza-and-beer to a real neighbourhood pizzeria that keeps things simple.

https://en.paperjam.lu/article/the-capitals-pizza-menu

20/11/2025

Ahead of Luxembourg Art Week, the painter doesn’t hold back: in Luxembourg, people look fast, buy fast, and rarely dig deeper. With a crushing cost of living, a young market and strong commercial pressure, Mangen defends the right to experiment and to take risks. His move to Nosbaum Reding marks a reset and a push beyond the country’s borders.

https://en.paperjam.lu/article/for-eric-mangen-art-is-more-consumed-than-understood-in-luxembourg

20/11/2025

On World Children’s Day, Okaju Charel Schmit calls out the Luxembourg government for a double standard in the face of an online p**n industry deeply rooted in the country.
📣 “The State cannot claim to protect children while benefiting from an industry that violates their rights.”

Read the full interview to grasp the scale — and urgency — of the issue 👇
https://en.paperjam.lu/article/the-state-cannot-protect-children-and-profit-from-the-industry-p**n

19/11/2025

This weekend, we can finally feel Christmas settling in Luxembourg with the “Winterlights” to open the season, while Luxembourg Art Week transforms the Glacis into a not-to-be-missed venue for lovers of contemporary art. At the Philharmonie, the Rainy Days festival unfurls its inventive atmospheres, and the music scene comes alive with pop, jazz and rock. Light, creativity and emotion to accompany the arrival of winter. Discover the not-to-be-missed outings in Luxembourg and the surrounding area.

This weekend, we can finally feel Christmas settling in Luxembourg with the “Winterlights” to open the season, while Luxembourg Art Week transforms the Glacis into a not-to-be-missed venue for lovers of contemporary art. At the Philharmonie, the Rainy Days festival unfurls its inventive atmosphe...

19/11/2025

The new Paperjam is out! This month we look ahead at the future of Luxembourg’s financial centre.
Our cover story Finance Forward explores the strategies, challenges and opportunities that will define the competitiveness of the sector in the years to come.

With insights from Finance Minister Gilles Roth, leading industry voices, a deep dive into 3D concrete printing at Bétons Feidt, rising gastronomic talents and an electric city-car comparison, this edition is firmly future-focused.

https://en.paperjam.lu/article/the-future-of-the-financial-centre-on-the-cover-of-the-latest-paperjam

19/11/2025

Negotiations between Amazon and staff representatives begin on Monday, but no figure is final. The theoretical maximum discussed in a preparatory meeting has shifted from 109 to up to 407 potentially affected roles, a number that may still change throughout the process.
At the same time, Amazon still lists 57 open positions in Luxembourg, suggesting internal mobility remains possible.

https://en.paperjam.lu/article/job-cuts-at-amazon-negotiations-to-begin

19/11/2025

OQ Technology has achieved a European first: sending an emergency alert from a satellite directly to ordinary smartphones — no app, no update, no special hardware.
A breakthrough that puts a Luxembourg operator at the center of the strategic Direct-to-Device market.

https://en.paperjam.lu/article/first-sos-sent-from-space-came-from-luxembourg