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Tawfik Jelassi is one of the key figures responsible for leading the international roll-out of the Recommendation on the Ethics of Artificial Intelligence—the world’s first global regulatory framework dedicated to AI, which has been endorsed by the organisation’s 193 member states. (Photo: ITU/D.Woldu)

Unesco, AI and the global divide feared by Tawfik Jelassi

As assistant director-general of Unesco, Tawfik Jelassi is one of the most influential international voices on the governance of artificial intelligence. His presence at Nexus Luxembourg 2026 brings a geopolitical and multilateral dimension to a debate often dominated by major tech companies and Western regulators.

Thierry Labro • 08.05.2026

The hospitality sector remains the sector most affected by the irregularities identified during ITM inspections. In 2025, inspections identified 132 employees working illegally, ahead of the construction and retail sectors. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Irregularities in the workplace: the hospitality sector well ahead

Rebeca Suay • 08.05.2026

The departure of the three Big Four teams means a significant drop in revenue. But it is up to the executive committee, said ABBL CEO Jerry Grbic, to ensure that the association remains in the black. (Photo: Romain Gamba)

The three Big Four, unhappy with the ABBL… have already been replaced

Thierry Labro • 08.05.2026

Mark Konstantinidis is a postdoctoral researcher at the Luxembourg Centre for European Law, University of Luxembourg. Photo: Mark Konstantinidis

Trade and EU strategic autonomy in turbulent geopolitical times

Dr Mark Konstantinidis* • 08.05.2026

Türkiye’s ambassador to Luxembourg, Faruk Kaymakcı, who took office on 19 January 2026. “We are not asking for any favour from the EU. We are asking for fair treatment.” (Photo: Jan Hanrion/Paperjam)

“If the EU wants to be an efficient global actor, it must have Türkiye”

Louise Braibant • 08.05.2026

Space Lead at the University of Luxembourg (SnT) and founder of Matter Space & Defence, Sabrina Alam, is working to bridge the gap between space and society: “I really want to bring space down to Earth to help solve real-world problems.” (Photo: Julian Pierrot / Paperjam)

Sabrina Alam: bringing space down to Earth

Rebeca Suay • 07.05.2026

For François Dorland, the constraints associated with defence funding present an opportunity for Luxembourg to demonstrate the expertise it has already showcased on other occasions. (Photo: Paperjam/archive)

The choice of PPPs as an approach to defence

François Dorland* • 05.05.2026

Katie Eitler, education project manager at SOS Faim Luxembourg, advocates an accessible approach to sustainable eating, based on small changes in everyday life. (Photo: provided by Katie Eitler; layout: Paperjam)

Ten tips to eat more sustainably without turning your life upside down

Rebeca Suay • 04.05.2026

Lex Delles and Mario Grotz presented Luxinnovation’s 2025 annual report and provided an update on the Luxembourg Al Factory. (Photo: Marc Fassone/Paperjam)

Luxinnovation: 2025, a year shaped by AI and transformation

Marc Fassone • 30.04.2026

Among those under 18, 22.2% are at risk of poverty, equivalent to more than one in five, indicating higher exposure among minors, according to Statec. Photo: Shutterstock

One in seven at risk of poverty as Statec revamps income survey

Mike Gordon • 29.04.2026

The structural balance stands at -0.2% of GDP, a deviation deemed “insignificant” under the law, thereby preventing the government from triggering an automatic correction mechanism. (Photo: Shutterstock)

The budgetary path is deviating without triggering any sanctions

Ioanna Schimizzi • 28.04.2026

On Thursday 23 April, the Klima-Agence launched a solar simulator, a tool that estimates a building’s potential for generating solar power. Photo: Klima-Agence

A simulator for estimating a property’s solar potential

Ioanna Schimizzi • 23.04.2026

“Joining Post Luxembourg means choosing a strong commitment in service of an emblematic group at the heart of the country’s public-interest missions,” said Marie Bourlond, incoming director in charge of risk and compliance at Post Luxembourg. Photo: Sophie Margue / Post

Post Luxembourg names Marie Bourlond to executive committee

Kangkan Halder • 23.04.2026

Prum said he did not contest the minister’s decision as such, describing it as following “the logic of things” because it was based on the expert report, but added that the defence disputes the findings on which that decision rests. Photo: Paperjam Archives

Wilmes lawyer challenges expert report behind extension

Mike Gordon • 22.04.2026

From left to right: Jurgen Joossens (Deputy CEO, List), Olivier Guillon (CEO, List), Philippe Schmitz (Deputy CEO, Rotarex) and Stephan Sellen (CTO, Rotarex). (Photo: List)

The List and Rotarex want more durable gas valves

Ioanna Schimizzi • 22.04.2026

“In many cases, the customer is satisfied because they finally get the answer they were looking for,” ILR director Luc Tapella said. Photo: Shutterstock.

Telecom disputes dominate as ILR cases grow more complex

Mike Gordon • 22.04.2026

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