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Artists working in plaster or bronze can sell or break the moulds used to ensure their work cannot be reproduced. There is a similar process around the negatives of photos taken on film. NFTs appear to offer similar possibilities for digital artists.

Luxembourg has frozen EUR 5.5 billion belonging to Russian individuals and legal entities, which is about a third of all Russian assets blocked on the territory of the European Union. — Ukrinform.

During a working visit to the US on 8 November, economy minister Franz Fayot signed a memorandum of understanding with president and CEO of Azenta Steve Schwartz. The agreement will support the company’s research and production activities in Luxembourg.

Khalid Salman, one of the ambassadors of the tournament in Qatar, described homosexuality as the result of "damage in the mind"

Women artists from Turkey, Iran, Spain and the Netherlands talk about their inspiration, styles, and exhibiting in Luxembourg

The forthcoming visit to Luxembourg of the Financial Action Task Force (FATF), the global money laundering and terrorist financing watchdog…

Frank Schneider is sought in the US in connection to a multi-billion crypto scam

While most of the figures from prime minister Xavier Bettel’s State of the Nation address on 11 October are sourced, others are more difficult to find or slightly exaggerated. Here is a closer look at Bettel’s claims.

In our travel series Inside Lux, we take a look at some of the tourist attractions in Wiltz, and places to dine or stay overnight

Stëmm vun der Strooss is to open new premises serving meals in Ettelbruck, but faces a bill of €150,000 for renovation and equipment