Looking for something?
A place, an idea, a question. Find the articles that interest you.
Articles to discover
Mental health: taking part in decisionsThe WHO campaign asks a practical question: how much influence do people directly affected have over the services that support them?
Albania: an industrial step towards the EUOn 13 October, the EU and Albania provisionally closed the industrial chapter. This progress leaves follow-up and the remaining accession steps outstanding.
Affordable housing: from project to allocationThe reform that came into force on 2 October affects projects and allocation criteria. The RENLA, meanwhile, organises rental applications.
Passing on a business: preparing for the handoverIn Luxembourg, taking over an SME calls for careful preparation of the introduction and transition. The price does not sum up everything that changes hands.
TechEU: connecting capital with growthCapital, loans and intermediaries: the name TechEU covers different channels for growing businesses.
Antibiotics: preserving access to care tooThe WHO’s equity guide links prevention, diagnosis and access to treatment. Reducing inappropriate use is not the whole answer to antimicrobial resistance.
Biodiversity: counting species is not enoughA review of 423 studies examines the functions of biodiversity.
Businesses: lasting five yearsLuxembourg’s industry has a higher five-year survival rate in STATEC’s 2026 profile. This finding calls for a distinction between the cohorts studied.
Refugees: who is included in the figure?UNHCR statistics distinguish between refugees, asylum-seekers and internally displaced people. The end-of-2025 figures also show why age data remain incomplete.
Passkeys: preparing for your next phonePasskeys can be synchronised or tied to a device. Before changing phones, it is worth checking how they are stored and recovered.
Luxembourg: what lies behind the external surplusLuxembourg’s current account returned to surplus in the first half of 2026. Goods, services and statistical revisions explain contrasting developments.
A quiet place, without having to buy anythingAt the BnL, the reading room is accessible without a library card. We believe that the option to stay and read or work deserves a place in the debate about libraries.