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With this bill, the government aims to enable the hospital sector to refocus on its core tasks, namely serious emergencies and complex medical conditions. (Photo: Paperjam/archive)

Health: the government unveils its shift towards outpatient care

The government has introduced Bill 8760 to facilitate outpatient care, with the aim of promoting patient-centred care and improving the efficiency of the hospital system. The key innovation is the creation of private outpatient care facilities that are independent of hospitals. These facilities are subject to strict regulation.

Marc Fassone • 09.06.2026

Danièle Wagener (left) and Emile Lutgen (right) highlight the role of solidarity in the work of the Œuvre nationale, which distributed €33 million in 2025. (Photos: Œuvre nationale; Photomontage: Paperjam)

The Œuvre nationale distributed €33m in 2025

Rebeca Suay • 08.06.2026

“CNC is at the service of the business community in general and of the accounting community in particular,” said Yvan Thommes, chairman of the Management Board of the Accounting Standards Board, discussing Luxembourg’s accounting standard setter, law reform, sustainability reporting and artificial intelligence. Photo: CNC

“Luxembourg accounting law faces overhaul”: CNC chair

Kangkan Halder • 08.06.2026

At the 2026 General Meeting, the members of IMS Luxembourg reviewed the events of a busy 2025 and contributed to a strategic review ahead of the network’s 20th anniversary. (Photo: IMS/Emmanuel Claude)

IMS reaches a milestone ahead of its 20th anniversary

Louise Braibant • 05.06.2026

All smiles, Genna Elvin and Pierre V. Pereira da Silva confirmed on Thursday evening at EY, during the Luxembourg final of the Startup World Cup, that a change of presidency is expected to take place on 8 July. (Photo: Paperjam)

Pierre Pereira da Silva to succeed Genna Elvin as head of Pulse

Thierry Labro • 05.06.2026

In Luxembourg, some families would rather put up with substandard housing than risk having their children taken into care, according to the Red Cross’s latest 2025 report. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Families accept substandard housing to avoid their children taken into care

Ioanna Schimizzi • 04.06.2026

Alex Schumann wants to reposition the employers’ organisation as a more prominent player in the country’s economic and industrial decision-making processes. Photo: Ann-Sophie Lindström/Fedil

The new Fedil chief’s roadmap

Thierry Labro • 04.06.2026

Ferruccio Santetti is Chief of Staff and Director of Strategy, Sustainable Finance and Global Initiatives at the Global Green Growth Institute (GGGI), an intergovernmental organisation that supports developing countries in attracting climate and sustainable development investment. Photo: GGGI

Ferruccio Santetti: “Most climate finance goes to advanced economies”

Rebeca Suay • 04.06.2026

According to the AI Survey 2026 conducted by Fedil, Luxembourg AI Factory and Luxinnovation, artificial intelligence has moved beyond the experimental phase. Luxembourg companies are now tackling the challenge of scaling up. (Photo: Shutterstock)

Luxembourg companies now want to capitalise on AI

Ioanna Schimizzi • 02.06.2026

François Dorland believes that the Grand Duchy could become a pan-European hub for defence finance, in much the same way as the country has established itself as a major centre for asset management and sustainable finance. (Photo: David Laurent/archive)

Defence finance in Luxembourg: the next strategic frontier

François Dorland* • 02.06.2026

Close the shutters, ventilate at the right time, limit the use of air conditioning… Sarah Juchems, from the Klima-Agence, shares the most effective tips for getting through heatwaves without driving up your energy bill. (Photo: provided by Sarah Juchems; layout: Paperjam)

Heatwave: five tips for keeping your home cool

Rebeca Suay • 01.06.2026

MSF Luxembourg took the opportunity of its general meeting on 9 May to renew its board of directors. Photo: Justine Faivre/MSF

MSF Luxembourg renews its governance for its 40th anniversary

Ioanna Schimizzi • 27.05.2026

In 2025, 257,555 visitors visited the Bock and Pétrusse Casemates, with 207,783 of those visiting the Bock alone. This trend follows on from 2024, a year already marked by a strong recovery in visitor numbers following the full reopening of tourist facilities. Photo: LCTO

The casemates remain a major tourist attraction in Luxembourg City

Ioanna Schimizzi • 26.05.2026

“Trust” is in SnT’s DNA – the “T” stands for “trust”. It is a key element of the technology research centre’s strategy, as highlighted by its director, Yves LeTraon, at a time when everyone is jumping on the LLM bandwagon without a second thought. (Photo: Paperjam)

SnT is stepping up its game in the field of sovereign AI… and trust

Thierry Labro • 21.05.2026

The Luxembourg Consumers’ Union (ULC) has joined a major European campaign against Meta, TikTok and Google, which are accused of allowing financial scams to flourish on their platforms despite the obligations imposed by the Digital Services Act. (Photos: Julien Carette/Shutterstock; montage: Paperjam)

ULC at the centre of a European complaint against Meta, TikTok and Google

Ioanna Schimizzi • 21.05.2026

Stéphanie Damgé, director of the House of Entrepreneurship, acknowledged that the regular introduction of new support schemes through new points of contact has made it more difficult for businesses to access them, and she presented a new tool. (Photo: Matthieu Freund-Priacel/Chambre de commerce)

A new tool to help SMEs... get support

Thierry Labro • 20.05.2026

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