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The equestrian statue of William II and the façades of Place Guillaume II in Luxembourg City.

Society & culture · Nov 12, 2026Luxembourg: fewer arrivals in 2025, but population continues to growInternational arrivals to Luxembourg fell in 2025, but net migration remained positive. Migration flows, population and nationality: the figures describe different realities.

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Economy · Nov 12, 2026Gas in Luxembourg: how to read the 2027 price forecastsStatec is considering three possible paths for gas prices in 2027, while a compensation payment of 15 cents per cubic metre has been extended. These two factors alone do not determine households’ final bills.

Crates of vegetables at the Marché des Enfants Rouges in Paris: carrots, green beans, cabbages and aubergines.

Economy · Nov 12, 2026Climate and food: why the effects on prices can lastWith harvests affected, costs passed on with a delay and prices moving differently from one product to another, the warning about food inflation in 2027 deserves to be read in the right context. In Luxembourg, October’s figures already paint a mixed picture.

Wind turbines on the Pafebierg near Mompach, Luxembourg.

Economy · Nov 8, 2026Energy in Luxembourg: consumption forecasts do not tell the whole storyThe projections cited for 2026 and 2027 vary differently for gas, heating oil and fuels. On their own, they do not measure progress towards Luxembourg’s climate targets.

A calculator resting on euro banknotes, illustrating salary statistics.

Economy · Nov 7, 2026Average annual salary of €85,600 in Luxembourg: what does Eurostat measure?Eurostat puts the average annual full-time adjusted salary in Luxembourg at €85,600 in 2025. This average should be distinguished from net pay and median income.

Mechanical electricity meter, photograph for illustrative purposes, 2015.

Politics · Nov 1, 2026Energy support in 2027: two timelines for households in LuxembourgThe 29 October agreement extends support for electricity and heating throughout 2027. The discount on petrol and diesel will end in late February. Amounts, conditions and disagreements: what the signed text provides for.

Street sign for rue Genistre in Luxembourg, with its Luxembourgish name Lantergässelchen, in 2022.

Science · Oct 27, 2026Most widely spoken languages: what a ranking really countsCounting a language learnt in childhood or one used at work produces different results. In Luxembourg, the census shows why the question being asked matters as much as the figure.

Rear facade of Senningen Castle, archive photograph from May 2018.

Politics · Oct 21, 2026Resilienzpak: where do the measures stand?The 20 October review distinguishes between aid already in force, legislation submitted and an economy still under pressure.

Two people gathered around cups of tea, illustrative photograph from 2016.

Society · Oct 21, 2026Places to get togetherThe Jugendpakt provides for places to meet. The youth report calls for online and offline relationships to be considered together.

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Education · Oct 21, 2026Secondary school pupils: photographing statisticsThe 2026–2027 competition combines data research with photographic creativity. Entries are open in Luxembourg.

Facade of the Ministry of Finance in Luxembourg City, 2017 archive photo

Politics · Oct 21, 2026Budget 2027: why are there several deficits?The figures in Luxembourg’s draft budget vary according to the scope and accounting method used. Four documents help explain what is being compared.

Turning a piece of aluminium on a lathe, archive illustration of manufacturing activity

Business · Oct 21, 2026Businesses: 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.