In Luxembourg, there seem to be two kinds of connection to the country: one that is painstakingly cultivated, and one that is genealogically verified. Some live here, work here, pay rent, taxes, and bills, learn languages, collect certificates, wait for appointments, and hope that their integration will eventually be recognized by the authorities. Others open a family album, discover a…
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Luxembourg is one of the few countries that still has a AAA rating. But what use is a AAA rating if living and housing in your own country is increasingly becoming a question of survival?
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Our politicians love balconies - especially those that are perfect for a photo. New projects are proudly presented, freshly built, with enough space for several ministers to stand on them at the same time and look smilingly into the cameras. These projects are then sold as great innovations for the future of living.
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Recently, there have been repeated incidents of violence among students. According to the Ministry of Education, a total of 312 students were expelled from school in the 2024â2025 school year alone, with acts of violence ranking among the most common reasons. This reflects a clear, multi-year upward trend in disciplinary and violent incidents.
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